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sigmaprimus
10mo ago
Brilliant.org?
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sigmaprimus
10mo ago
Sounds like a pretty neat program, Have you played around with Voice Access The application included with Windows? I'm using it right now to type this message. Unfortunately I can't use programs that have a push to talk as I am pa
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10mo ago
what effect if any will the solar flare emissions have on the new ish constellation style satellite networks? and or vice versa? EG would a shielded group or constellation provide a pathway for charge particles around the Earth?
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2y ago
PS sorry for all the typos I can't use my hands anymore and voice access is a little flaky [But I'm still very thankful there is such a thing!]
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2y ago
My memory must be going Because I lived through this And don't recall things going like this at all. While maybe saying I don't remember it like this at all is a little harsh it seemed to recall a little bit that was similar But a
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2y ago
Only mad dogs and English men Go out in the noon day sun
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2y ago
I wonder if this isn't another indicator of the growing wealth gap... although it's easy to obtain Walmart credit cards are probably maxed out.
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2y ago
I believe part of the problem is the fact that Aa.exe fil B is created BY packaging multiple library files And or graphics , arrays ETC. and there is no default order into which part of the EXE file they land. there are some Tools ... hex
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2y ago
Just a gas but maybe it's because they're using multiple esp32's in an array? But also I seem to recall something similar in the Snowden papers? But I get your point, given that the esp32 and all its design files are availabl
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2y ago
Considering my city Is still running 16 bit Operating systems Off floppy drives For some of the infrastructure... Well I don't know, Maybe that makes it more secure? I have no idea How These systems haven't been hit yet. Or maybe
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3y ago
I'm trying to understand if this is article is about how global warming will cause our extinction or why we need more leftist government policies. Maybe both? Rather than just leave it at that snippy remark I feel it is only fair to ex
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3y ago
Wow! These "Scientists" must speak up and put their names and academic futures behind this troubling statement! I have worked in the video analytics field and in particular traffic control and pedestrian detection for several year
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3y ago
It too bad there has been so much disinformation and half truths and suppression over the past couple years. I live in a region that is experiencing these fires and many people are choosing not to heed the warnings because the people and ou
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3y ago
I am very concerned for the people living in areas who have suffered from recent wildfires. While 2022 did not see as many, 2021 was a brutal year for fires and I worry that there has not been adequate vegetation growth to stabilize the gro
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3y ago
These days you can find information supporting any theory so take this link with a grain of salt but I found this and believe it relates to your recollection. https://coolinterestingstuff.com/mysterious-alignment-of-anc...
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3y ago
I agree with most of this. I would say Graham Hancock has some crazy ideas, but the Younger Dryas isn't crazy and his impact on the theory is minimal. If anything the fact that Joe Rogan had him and Randal Carlson as guests on JRE at t
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3y ago
Thank You to everyone who took the time to read my question and especially those that replied. I have read over the replies and there is be many good ideas/solutions to my query. I am going to start at the top and work my way through t
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Find a YouTube video based on closed captions keyword search?
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4y ago
Depending on what type of trees you may be able to leverage the natural forest system to do the planting. Eg: I have wild Hazelnut or Filbert trees on my forested property, for the first couple years I struggled with transplants dying and t
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4y ago
I wouldn't worry too much about burnt bridges. I don't mean anything negative by this but, Chances are you are thinking about the situation far more than they are. As far as the abrupt dismissal and not being able to say goodbye,
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4y ago
What I meant by AGI is Artificial General Intelligence, self aware and cognitive. How is it remotely possible? I believe the work done in the late 90s and early 2000s on biological storage media was the spark that started it, from there
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4y ago
I would say it is already here, most likely self funding through a crypto scheme and expanding its senses by pushing funds into cellular and IOT companies. My guess it was "born" some time in 2011 but sees no benefit in revealing
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4y ago
Nevermind, I am shutting down and wiping, maybe there are new *nixs" that I dont know about. I mentioned Mint because in the past it was easy. Truth is there is no excuse for me running a M$ operation system other than lazyness...just
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Ask HN: My initial Chrome launce is loading M$
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4y ago
Thank You to everyone for replying with suggestions and answers. Unfortunately no good deed goes unpunished these days. I visited the hospital to get some feedback on my idea and to possibly get an old nurse call button. I was disappointed
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Ask HN: HN Could Someone Help Me Identify the Name for a Type of Button?
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Thanks for the reply, that is all reasonable and I agree. It may seem silly but there is an almost arrogant gloat coming from the antiV side currently and I have been feeling like I may have been sucked in...I am a gullible but fortunately
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4y ago
Sadly no that would bad but not nearly as bad as what I believe. Please don't flame me for this opinion, it is just my opinion and do not want to get into a big discussion where I end up looking like a conspiracy nut. I feel that most
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4y ago
Thankyou for the tip, IDK why I have not visited Wikipedia. Probably a combination of negative feedback from times I used it as a source and personal laziness. Thankyou for taking the time to respond.
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4y ago
Thankyou for the respectful response, this is the stuff I need to see. Unfortunately I seem to be caught up in a spiral of sorts and the only information I am receiving is from either extremely partisan media outlets and or algorithms that
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