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Comment #29791833
All of HN is rate limited in posting, no?
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Comment #29791822
Ummm… I do. It’s not a hard b sound, but it is there. It sort of moves the location of the “t” sound down towards a “b.” It defiantly does not sound like “det”. And I distinctly pr…
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Comment #29788715
In the 80’s? What CS classes.
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Comment #29780452
The law of the excluded middle is also known as the “sandwich theorem” because it drives directly from a physical observation. I happen to agree with the constructionists that math…
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Comment #29778381
Because the Chinese economy collapsing affects business everywhere.
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Comment #29778370
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Billy_Goats_Gruff
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Comment #29778215
Math is fundamentally a description of the physical world. Mathematicians don’t like to hear this because they have their own ideas about the platonic realm of math, but it is true…
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Comment #29777240
Well said. The headline is bonkers…
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Comment #29766737
There’s not that much radiation in this water. None of those concerns would apply. They could literally just dump it into the ocean without measurable effect, which is the plan of …
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Comment #29766722
It is literally two things connected by a rope. A tether-based spun spacecraft is trivial from an engineering perspective, and can have as large a radius as you need to avoid diffe…
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Comment #29765383
Good thing there’s no Strontium-90 in this water. The only thing it contains is trace amounts of titrium. Which could be safely dumped in the ocean.
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Comment #29765372
They have literally hundreds of these tanks. They were building them every few days. Doesn’t take away from your main point though.
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Comment #29765148
Did you live during the Cold War? I struggle to understand why someone would want to live under that constant existential threat of nuclear annihilation.
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Comment #29765136
Spin the spacecraft. Done.
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Comment #29765128
A small factor more than aircraft in the short term. Zero in the medium term when launch companies vertically integrate propellant production based on renewables. A net positive on…
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Comment #29752264
I think I am. Thanks for the correction.
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Comment #29746478
Learning a programming language is easy. Learning software engineering takes months even just for the basics. The first time you learn to code, you’re doing both. Just hang in ther…
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Comment #29745721
Are you sure? I haven’t been able to buy a CPU that doesn’t have SHA2 acceleration for an number of years now.
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Comment #29743084
Why is it not SHA2 which would be faster still with hardware support?
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Comment #29732009
Journalists have a limited First Amendment right not to be forced to reveal information or confidential news sources in court. There’s a lot of caveats related to this though. It’s…
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Comment #29728184
Possibly also journalists, although this is less respected in practice.
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Comment #29717808
I appear to have misread.
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Comment #29713083
As a multi-time victim of SIM swaps and even a related SWATing, I sure as hell hope not.