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saijanai
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Comment #47632079
Why are the prices in the USA so much higher? Also: when we last spoke you were talking about energy storage solutions. How has that progressed recently?
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Comment #42732165
He had to retire due to emphysema. The work of his Foundation continues (as though anyone here takes it seriously).
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Comment #42731914
For David Lynch, his work with his foundation was the most important thing he did. . * [Here's the CEO of the David Lynch Foundation receiving the thanks of the Herndon, Virginia p…
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Comment #42731756
He knew he was about to die. He sent this to his Foundation's fundraiser last year: https://www.reddit.com/r/davidlynch/comments/1fg3npu/david_l... His last words were: ______ * Ma…
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Comment #42731742
HIs final video was sent to his foundation's fundraiser last year because he couldn't attend: https://www.reddit.com/r/davidlynch/comments/1fg3npu/david_l... These were the very la…
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Comment #42731732
Lynch said explicitly that it was best understood as a movie in 25 parts, if I recall correctly.
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Comment #42731668
His most mainstream work is The Elephant Man , commissioned by Mel Brooks.
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Comment #42731622
For Lynch his most important work was promoting his foundation Here's a nationally televised discussion he had with the President of Ukraine about teaching 100,000 veterans to medi…
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Comment #42731261
David Lynch's final message to the world, a video he sent to a fundraiser for his foundation last year: https://www.reddit.com/r/davidlynch/comments/1fg3npu/david_l... ___________ …
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Comment #42731245
David Lynch's final message to the world: https://www.reddit.com/r/davidlynch/comments/1fg3npu/david_l... _____ May everyone be happy. May everyone be free of disease. May auspicio…
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Comment #39899774
Just about every project is looking at things from a material perspective. The "spiritual" perspective has legs with respect to life-extension, as well, though there are at least t…
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Comment #30494463
Great idea. I'll get in touch.
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Comment #28921387
Where in the showcase?
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Comment #28921340
The M1 Pro & Max CPUs are approaching dedicated Laptop GPU levels, so Minis will be a reasonable low/mid-end game machine, comparable to the best PC gaming laptops. The M* Mac Pros…
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Comment #28911447
How much per 8K x 10 bit color, video frame? Roughly 190GB per minute without sound. Trying to do special effects on more than a few seconds of 8K video would overwhelm a 64GB syst…
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Comment #23266182
At least they're not advocating AZT... Hmmmm, Mr. President? I have this new experimental therapy you might want to try...
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Comment #22471760
Why not just a ring, instead? It's been done, of course...
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Comment #22471736
https://sci-hub.tw/10.1049/ic.2007.1146
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Comment #22451875
Doctor Stone's father sent him a message in the form of a phonograph album etched in glass (the bottom of a bottle). Lasted for thousands of years when embedded in concrete. https:…
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Comment #22103791
>There's a great video floating around somewhere of someone debugging an Asteroids game while the game is running. That would be this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2rD2YSTMV4&l…
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Comment #21051277
Simply use the squeak VM as your starting point. If there is a C compiler and sufficient memory to hold the image, all of squeak can be ported to a new processor in a few week. Ala…
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Comment #15421966
Eh, why not a 3D browser ala croquet/cobalt? I mean, Croquet WAS designed to show what a peer-to-peer internet could do.
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Comment #14054105
Apple should go beyond trying to woo back their "power users" and design something to impress non-Mac users so that they’ll want to buy the new Mac Pro just so they can run Windows…
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Comment #11414630
"Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it."…