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vibrolax
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Comment #43355036
I spent 25+ years in the precision optics industry, a large portion of which was building machines and instruments for fabricating and testing aspheric lenses and mirrors. Designin…
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Comment #42208234
Twice bitten, three times shy. After the Slotin incident, prompt critical assemblies by hand were prohibited. Los Alamos then built a series of remotely operated critical assembly …
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Comment #39384231
Probably because EU/national governments have regulations with respect to the safety and privacy of the users, and the purveyors must evaluate the performance of their products aga…
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Comment #38956195
gen-z channels ee cummings
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Comment #38756440
I've wanted to play games since Atari Pong came out. But I've never owned a console, and haven't owned a computer with a discrete GPU since 2005. Twenty years ago, I satisfied my u…
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Comment #38704437
I periodically check out YouTube while not signed in, to see what YouTube is pushing to the unidentified. It's just like TV used to be, aimed at a pretty low target. And that's nea…
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Comment #38645225
Yes, and now the government will have another $100m per year to bestow on its favored media companies.
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Comment #38386546
I did just that, including signing up for discord. Despite never having used discord before, I was able to find the link to the beta AppImage in a pinned message and downloaded it.…
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Comment #38322526
Well we have the Canaveral National Seashore to enjoy today, which was constituted from the undeveloped portion of the space program reservation. Otherwise, that area today might b…
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Comment #38264423
If the family ran Linux, they would likely be always in touch with you. Different questions, but questions nonetheless.
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Comment #37806194
I've been following this project for the past couple of years. The process of learning to manufacture enormous Nixie tubes as a product is a testament to Dalibor Farný's incredible…
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Comment #37024644
My wife and I agree that eating well is one of the most affordable luxuries. Eating in ordinary restaurants and ordering takeout becomes less attractive once you hit a threshold of…
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Comment #35807178
I like the term "confabulation". A hallucination is an artifact of an intoxicated or malfunctioning brain. In my experience, confabulation is a common occurrence in normal brains, …
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Comment #35663091
It's an anhinga. Their feathers are not oiled, so they get wet in the water. They have to air dry their feathers.
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Comment #35482625
I was defeated in my first couple of attempts to reach page 100 in _GR_, so I picked up _The Crying of Lot 49_ to get a handle on pynchonism. That confirmed for me that reading _GR…
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Comment #34793800
What worries me about interacting with any cloud LLM or other AI is that the provider will record/analyze/sell my inputs, as is done with search queries today. I bet models can be …
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Comment #34381439
I occasionally watch "let's play" videos as a harm reduced alternative to actually playing games. A half hour spent watching someone play a game/sim totally relieves my FOMO. It al…
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Comment #34292226
I used an Alesis Quadraverb GT with an ART X-11 midi foot switch since 1991. I love great sounding pedals as much as the next guitarist, but I really didn't enjoy the care and feed…
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Comment #34132927
Me too. I would be running my 440BX today, but all the motherboards died from bad electrolytic capacitors that were endemic in that era.
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Comment #34023833
Same thing happened to me. Then I decided to start reading ahead every 5 pages, scanning for something that engaged me. I finally found it in the chapter "Un Perm' au Casino Herman…
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Comment #33910958
I don't know. Having the theoretical and experimental physics talent was a necessary condition for producing the atomic bomb, but was not sufficient. What was lacking was a governm…
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Comment #33137975
I worked for a small precision optics company that made components for their development efforts. We made machines for fabricating unconventional optics for both MIC and commercial…
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Comment #32559956
In Orwell's "1984", a machine called the Versificator generated the music and literature for consumption by the proles.
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Comment #31946572
The first man-made fission reactor was built in a squash court.
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Comment #31919606
Everything fell into place for me as a runner after I joined an adult running club whose coach used Jack Daniels "Running Formula" as the basis for setting each member's training i…