nacho-daddy

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by nacho-daddy 24d ago
Because I wasn’t getting enough Teflon using metal spatulas on my nonstick pans, now I can eat it by the spoonful. Teflon! The mystery flour that adds zero calories.
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Charges dismissed for dad who shot daughter's rapist(cnn.com)
4 points by nacho-daddy 3mo ago|0 comments
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If the carrying capacity of the Earth declines, so does the population(phys.org)
5 points by nacho-daddy 4mo ago|1 comments
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by nacho-daddy 4mo ago
Tautologic
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When an iPhone Backup is not a Backup(support.apple.com)
10 points by nacho-daddy 4mo ago|2 comments
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by nacho-daddy 4mo ago
Apple Support informed me that backing up my iPhone to my computer will not include all my data. It's not really a backup. Apps data will not backup. Even books I downloaded into Apple's own Books app will not be backed up. Crazy!
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Ask HN: One IP, multiple unrealistic locations worldwide hitting my website
44 points by nacho-daddy 8mo ago|26 comments
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by nacho-daddy 9mo ago
I love this. I added a pull request for Spirulina.
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by nacho-daddy 10mo ago
I see sock puppets everywhere. Some obviously state actors. This is how soft power is exercised in the 21st century to shape narrative. Your tax dollars being spent (assuming you live in a country that practices propaganda against it's
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
The ones that aren’t attacking boats I presume.
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Phosphine Found in Brown Dwarfs, Stumping Scientists(phys.org)
6 points by nacho-daddy 1y ago|1 comments
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
"On Earth, phosphine is only present due to life, and so phosphine has been explored extensively as a potential sign of life. So the potential detection on Venus was exciting stuff. ... Phosphine is found in the atmospheres of Jupiter
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
I love the information density of this article. Compelling case for investing in hdd manufacturing sector as well as a great explanation of why tape storage is still a growing market (Subpoenas and cold data storage cost in case you were wo
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
Sounds like a bit of an opsec failure. I get it. As a faceless worker for a nation perceived as evil by most of the other nation’s citizens. Knowing your job is to steal, impersonate and lie, it would feel like the minions were all about yo
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
https://archive.ph/sW8gT
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
All snark aside, ways to learn (already listed) include teachers, books, videos and the most difficult of all your ear. If music theory isn’t your bag, pick a song and learn to play the first phrase. Then the next phrase, then the next. Tha
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
I just prompt the google music model and I can just play along. https://blog.google/technology/ai/musiclm-google-ai-test-kit...
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Gravity: The Universe Keeping it (computationally) Tidy?(pubs.aip.org)
3 points by nacho-daddy 1y ago|1 comments
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
Big lumps of matter are easier to simulate than individual particles.
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
The joke just didn't cut it.
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When is a knife a weapon? Oregon Supreme Court to decide(courthousenews.com)
7 points by nacho-daddy 1y ago|4 comments
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
The state says you can't have a knife longer than 4 inches if you are on probation.
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
Good thing he wasn't on a motorcycle.
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
Why not? Thanks.
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by nacho-daddy 1y ago
The article refers to the remote operator in the basement. This makes the device a Waldo, not a robot. Another reminder that this is Heinlein’s future and we are just living in it.
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by nacho-daddy 2y ago
Can someone please help explain the underlying concepts so a mere mortal can understand them? "the total information that could be stored in a region of space was proportional to its energy and its size." or "the sphere that
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by nacho-daddy 2y ago
Sand, in agronomic terms, is defined as those particles between .05 and 2.0 mm. https://www.covermaster.com/blog/basics-of-sand-part-1-in-th...
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by nacho-daddy 2y ago
Crowds of a high enough density push people in orbital waves, with both clockwise and counterclockwise oscillations pulsing at 18 second intervals through the crowd. Monitoring these motions in realtime is possible and may help prevent crow
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by nacho-daddy 2y ago
See https://www.wsj.com/articles/ai-robots-are-entering-the-publ...
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by nacho-daddy 2y ago
We are closer than ever before to Flexible Frank. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Door_into_Summer I agree with the previous posters that expense and safety are concerns. Robots are dangerous and require a lot of sp

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