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by zol 11mo ago
My guess is as a species it will relocate to somewhere with the right temperature zone but because coral takes so long to grow from the perspective of those of us alive the existing “old growth” coral will die.
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by zol 1y ago
Today it’s Nue. Tomorrow it’ll be Olde and we’ll complain about all the boilerplate or repetitive update logic we now have to write.
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by zol 2y ago
What do you think constitutes a collapse? Can you give a modern times example of a country collapsing in a way you’re imagining the US might?
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by zol 2y ago
This is fantastic! I hope you can foster a truly open, high quality, light and fast operating system that draws in multiple hardware vendors each with their own take on what a watch should be.
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by zol 2y ago
The material changes shape based on the amount of humidity in the air. The article doesn’t explain how that makes it respond to sunlight, which is what their demonstration system does. I didn’t think sunlight and humidity were always correl
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by zol 2y ago
Censorship is different than learned bias.
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by zol 2y ago
I’ve heard this all too. My father grew up and lived in the former Yugoslavia. He’s since spoken about how well regarded Tito was and the opinion many had that he played a big hand in keeping Yugoslavia united whilst he was alive. He’s also
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by zol 2y ago
Ahh Tintin. This takes me right back to the pre-internet era perusing the Tintin section at my school’s library. It was such a delight to occasionally come across one that I hadn’t read yet. Somehow this happened surprisingly often, I guess
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by zol 2y ago
This was my takeaway from the article too.
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by zol 3y ago
This. Same in Australia.
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by zol 3y ago
You’re even forgetting the supercomputer they’re carrying on their wrists.
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by zol 3y ago
> A centralized service runs on computers wholly under control of a single entity. They can change, monitor, amplify and bury all information. They can read your private messages. They can delete content, promote other content, and even
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by zol 3y ago
> Having all the data of the entire network on all the Big-World Servers. That's what you need to do if you want to crunch the data, make it searchable, and provide algorithms that help you discover new content and new people to fol
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by zol 3y ago
As an affluent tech industry Australian living in the US (Bay Area) I’d say there’s very little practical difference in my standard of living here compared to back home. It’s more the poorer parts of society here where the figures quoted in
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by zol 3y ago
As a counterpoint I’m an Australian living in the Bay Area and drivers here are more considerate than back home. In law abiding Melbourne where I grew up, drivers will happy run you over if you’re jay walking because they supposedly have ri
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by zol 3y ago
I’ve noticed this trend as well around my neighborhood since the pandemic.
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by zol 3y ago
Since the second amendment doesn’t specify what arms I have the right to bear does that mean I should be allowed to wander down to my local gun store to pick up a surface to air missile so that I can shoot down an airliner? Of course not, t
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by zol 3y ago
Teaching programming via the technologies in fashion and practical for getting a job today is flawed. Teach the fundamentals - math, logic, algorithms. But, most importantly, teach how to learn and problem solve. If your students can’t fi
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by zol 3y ago
Yep, that’s been my experience as well. This might actually turn downtown around if it’s forced to convert more to residential. With its hills, access to green space, forests, ocean, waterways and culture it’s a fantastic city to live - up
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by zol 3y ago
I run into frustrations whenever I search for anything to do with products or something popular like parenting. Results are swamped by garbage as filled SEO content some of which I swear is written by chatGPT. I don’t know why Google doesn’
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by zol 4y ago
What a huge step backwards! I have an infant and am trying to move more of my content consumption including news to Kindle vs iPhone. Even at one years old she’s already forming an unhealthy relationship with smart phones given how much she
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by zol 4y ago
I’ve been wondering lately how small one of the indoor inverter heads could be scaled down to. Specifically, whether it could approach the footprint of a ducted heating outlet (with most of it under the floor). It seems like it would be mor
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by zol 4y ago
That's awesome, thanks for sharing those components with the world!
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by zol 4y ago
This is neat! Is the idea to go in the direction of low code app builder or a high fidelity design tool? (or both??). What parts are planned as open source?
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by zol 4y ago
Co-working spaces should take note
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Detailed Hindenburg Flight Operations(airships.net)
1 points by zol 4y ago|0 comments
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by zol 4y ago
It's surprising they're not free or mandated as part of health care in the US given our falling birth rates and xenophobic fear of immigration.
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by zol 4y ago
Source? I’d like to go look.
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by zol 6y ago
Chromatic | Cloud Systems & UI Engineers | REMOTE, Americas | Full-time | https://chromatic.com We build open source and cloud devtools to help engineers ship better component based UIs. You’ll work on building services to h
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by zol 6y ago
Yes, it can

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