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liftm

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    Comment #41991943

    I'm a physics layman, and I'm having some trouble with uniting the content of your comment with the fact that existing magnetic confinement experiments have reported maintaining a …

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    Comment #40271890

    I'll assume the inlet is below water level / at the bottom of the tank…

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    Comment #40018395

    I suppose assthetics is in the eye of the beeholder?

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    Comment #39600952

    Argh, using this would cause name collisions in my brain. https://github.com/agersant/polaris/ ^^

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    Comment #39511195

    Guess my IoT devices will have to learn how to watch videos.

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    Comment #39499828

    > Who says we need to fill it up in a reasonable time frame? So you yourself are saying anything longer than a month is unreasonable? In any case, this lab experiment will need muc…

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    Comment #39491756

    At 75 MB/s, this thing takes 30 days to fill. How much slower would you like?

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    Comment #39480598

    The hitch guide to the solar system

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    Comment #39442114

    Well, if you're playing with wasm like this post, you could sidestep canvas and render the image on the wasm side. c.f. https://github.com/plotters-rs/plotters-wasm-demo

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    Comment #39340738

    My monitor doesn't have dcc. I've worked around that part by activating automatic input selection and xset dpms force off'ing on the device I want to switch away from.

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    Comment #39202213

    Can anyone compare this to https://radicle.xyz/ ? (Or am I wrong thinking they're similar? I've used neither.) I suppose gitstr would have the benefit that you'd already have the p…

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    Comment #39007491

    Good to know. In case Astrophage ever comes visiting us.

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    Comment #38894653

    I did mostly think that. So what's the thing in the glass that gets hit like the "another pool ball"?

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    Comment #38761725

    > 2023 > extern crate

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    Comment #38516673

    How does this help accessibility, though? (Maybe I don't know enough about HTML. Is the usual way to produce a descending enumeration to write the elements in reverse order and the…

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    Comment #38230014

    It's surprisingly common for fledgling programming languages… cough https://accidentallyquadratic.tumblr.com/post/153545455987/r... (I know https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=381…

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    Comment #38174521

    I should have recognized the username… (Is signal handling even required here?)

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    Comment #38162139

    Many editors can execute shell commands, so this isn't the same at all.

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    Comment #38150683

    I've seen this attitude before. In that specific case, someone tried to not depend on the signal_hook crate and manually (unsafely) implement signal handling… without knowing that …

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    Comment #37714257

    Apply this tool in reverse and live fast and dangerous?

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    Comment #37674686

    I laughed, but is that really true? You're going to have a lot of batteries/cells in one place, and one will inevitably start barbecue. Isn't the question whether the rest joins?

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    Comment #37187546

    Hope there's a stronger theory behind that than behind the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EmDrive …