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Comment #49191710
I'd say if there even was a bump between 90s and 2000s it was not the matrix, it was Guy Ritchie. And then Gaspar Noe sealed that. Tarantino was having a smoke nearby.
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Comment #49191640
I applaud your excellent (sorry, cat stole the rest).
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Comment #49191585
Any good therapist should train you in the methods of coping with and eventually overcoming your problem. This boils down to private grad+postgrad psychology/psychiatry course, bec…
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Comment #49191440
Death of Itanium was that it was a) VLIW and b) Intel was too arrogant. So it went to the same destination as later Larrabee and ATI/AMD attempts at VLIW GPUs. That is, nowhere. Al…
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Comment #49191087
Benchmark is by definition gamed. That is the essence of Goodhart's law. Society is a benchmark of sorts. You see where that leads. ---- edit: as in this quote from Gulliver: I tol…
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Comment #49189570
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Comment #49188969
FB might or might not have a right to exist in someone's eyes, but the question remains: is 0.5c-like latency messaging across the world acceptable? Because facebook or not, given …
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Comment #49187386
having a lab assignment detecting beta-emission from 40-K (potassium-40 salt) is of course unthinkable nowadays. or idk, assembling a interferometer out of a HeNe laser for example…
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Comment #49185055
ofc, you can't even start talking about moderation and not mention cross-sections (which is a simplification in itself, but that's best left until 2nd-3rd year in uni) But for gene…
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Comment #49184009
I can explain what the void coefficient is, why it is a dangerous simplification, why neutron moderation is needed, how it is typically controlled, why BWR reactors are inherently …
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Comment #49183689
I would expect anyone calling themselves an engineer of any field to understand basics of fission power generation. Come on, it's 7th (school) grade material.
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Comment #49177886
Can't express redhead for example. Redhead being not the hair tone, but the translucency of skin that gives the look.
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Comment #49176455
With calls, drop any non-prearranged calls, period. Over a few years I burned that approach into my parents. It was tough, but worth it.
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Comment #49135087
I am sorry, will refrain from commenting for a while. edit: until I get hold of my senses.
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Comment #49134692
You mean 0o2025 that is 1045AD?
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Comment #49134507
I wonder what's the standard for ethanol and, therefore, vodka.
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Comment #49104229
Yeh i see you never went to a location to be surprised by reality. Dream on.
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Comment #49103955
lovecraftian horrors while you chase obscure bugs. and no, llms won't help because there was not enough lovecraftian stuff to train them on.
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Comment #49103494
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Comment #49103069
If you are rich you have single-use rooms. Hell, even I have a sleeping room, a cat room and a hacking room. It's not that expensive. The cat room doubles as a mini-cinema. Ambient…
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Comment #49102649
It always blows my mind why those rich people even bother with TVs. I'm not rich by any measure, but still I can afford a projector, a screen and a couple KRK monitors.
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Comment #49101804
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Comment #49101572
idk I had an a1200 in ex-ussr of all places. and upgraded it with 4mb+030 in 90s. ECS/a600 was considered "meh" in our circles back then.
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Comment #49100133
Actually no. Uniform flat surface is tiring compared to a trail even in best shoes. Try walking 10 km on hardtop then compare to walking same distance on unpaved road. For shoes we…