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wrycoder
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You keep saying that. Just stop using the "For you" tab and stick to the "Following" tab. And if you don't want ads, pay up $15 or so a month and they stop, just like on Youtube. On the "For You", block
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They are all fake, but Bluesky hasn't figured out how to control them yet.
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Mute/Block works fine for me on X. I happen to like variety, not an echo chamber. I block the ignorant tails on either side.
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LOL, you should give it a try IRL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41970406
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2y ago
The average electric car is a nightmare kludge. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41970406
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The problem for me is not the SEO, but the vast AI blather, which is virtually content-free. You need a complete rewrite by an experienced human. After reading and reading, all I found was subjective comments about how great all the feature
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Exactly. It only takes a couple of decades for nature to reforest, which is an eyeblink, actually. And only a couple more decades to return to mature forest. No humans or projects needed. There is a lot more forest in New England (USA) now,
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Fission reactor without a moderator!
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If he didn’t cover Chapter five on compiling, he didn’t cover SICP’s best part.
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Yes. But, I prefer the regularity of the Lisp syntax.
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From an article cited in the OP [0], More than 95% of all proteins located in the mitochondrial compartments are encoded by the nuclear DNA, synthesized in cytoplasmic ribosomes and imported into mitochondria. These include factors that re
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Thanks for taking the time to write this up! My own interests are largely related to understanding EM physics and technology - Ham radio provided the conduit, pun intended.
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Same for Amazon reviews.
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Here is a much more technical paper analyzing Lippmann's photography: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2008819118
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2y ago
This is from 100 Rabbits. Great job!! One of my favorite flag signals is, “Nothing can be done until high tide.”
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2y ago
Without the new software, there is no boost to external sound in transparency mode, so they are not useful as hearing aids. I’m looking forward to testing the new release.
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In my experience (average teeth), dental insurance doesn't pay out enough to cover the premiums, and it's not worth the bother.
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2y ago
Nice, except the liver is on the right hand side.
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A massive black hole has torn apart one star and is now using that stellar wreckage to pummel another star or smaller black hole that used to be in the clear. Maximum hype, complete with artist's concepts. It's hard to believe
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Nagel: What is it like to be a bat?
(philosopher.eu)
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Thanks, your comment makes me want to read the book!
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According to Ed Conway, author of Material World: The Six Raw Materials That Shape Modern Civilization. Russia and Brazil also supply high-quality quartz, he says, but “Spruce Pine has far and away the [largest amount] and highest quality.
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2y ago
Just wait until they get saturated with subtle (and not so subtle) advertising. Then, you'll really hate them.
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Sure - you are piling another transpilation layer on top of already slow Python. Why not just use something closer to the metal: Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure, Racket? Especially, use a compiled language, instead of an interpreter.
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No argument - simple doesn’t mean easy. When the food runs out, only the the most fit (or ruthless) survive.
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You could check out Helios, which is inspired by L4 [0] [0] https://ares-os.org/docs/helios/
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Well, you put on your furs and go hunting. Tracking is easier in the snow. Or you stay in your shelter and eat some jerky. And, I'm not being glib - life was simple and you did what I said.
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Here's the Royce paper. Check out page three. [0] https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.5555/41765.41801
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With Spiral, the iterations explicitly involve the customer. This is important. With Waterfall, there is an upfront spec, but implementing the whole thing without consultation with the customer can be a bad experience. With Agile, maybe th
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Do what humans usually did - hunt some dinner, hang around, maybe go aggravate the neighboring tribe a bit, if you’re feeling feisty.
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