larperdoodle

I'm writing my book in Markdown files in IntelliJ and pushing it to GitHub. Use the tools you know.

The star is occulted by a small asteroid in our solar system. For something in the Betelgeuse system to occult the star, it would have to be about the same size as the star.

We detect the presence of planets in other systems when they pass between us and the star, marginally decreasing the brightness.

Not a great way to send messages long distances

Black Mirror is a scifi anthology show and season 1 episode 1 is an extremely off putting and non representative episode where a politician is blackmailed into live streaming themselves fucking a pig. The show was later acquired by Netflix and it is in their best interest to make sure that isn't the first episode of the show people see.

Black Mirror is a scifi anthology show and season 1 episode 1 is an extremely off putting and non representative episode where a politician is blackmailed into live streaming themselves fucking a pig. The show was later acquired by Netflix and it is in their best interest to make sure that isn't the first episode of the show people see.

I live in a one car household and it's been perfectly fine, including our yearly roadtrip driving up and around places like Banff in Canada and down the coast to San Francisco. And that's not a Tesla either, it's just with a cheap Chevy Bolt I got for 25k.

Is the /s because that's literally what they're already doing?

Yeah, the Android jellyfin client also tells you all the variations it tried when it fails

I do all my large code reviews in IntelliJ. Seems like it's an exact match of what this guy wants? Diff view + full view + fully featured IDE for all his navigation, verification and search needs

Nowhere in the world has UBI.

The Scandinavian social safety net is excellent and I think the positive effects of that are apparent. People can take larger risks than they can in the US, but still nowhere near as large as they could with UBI

I heard that a Danish horse forum makes up about 20% of available training data for that language

I type in a 2FA code a few times a day and that's enough to justify it for me. Really hate typing in numbers without one

Why haven't places updated already? It's not that much work to update. Where I work we always go to the new LTS version as soon as it's supported by gradle.

Doesn't cross anyone's mind to _not_ upgrade.

Microplastics are, quite literally, everywhere. Are you on Earth? Congrats, you are eating, breathing, and drinking microplastics.

They've been leeching into the environment for so long that you are no longer just concerned about primary sources contaminating your air, food, and water.

It's homogenized, from the deepest parts of the ocean to the tops of the highest mountains, there are microplastics. It's completely penetrated the food cycle.

If you want to avoid drinking microplastics, you'll have to explicitly remove it from your water.

If you want to avoid eating microplastics... I guess grow your own food in a hermetically sealed bubble and water it with your filtered water.

I carry it with me wherever I go

I think if they say anything, it rings and shows a transcript of what they said. At least, that's what happened the few times I've received a legitimate call from an unknown number (think calls like a contractor or a doctor's office).

My phone hasn't rung with a scam call since I enabled Google assistant call screening. Unknown callers have to explain why they're calling

They've added a lot of safety features. Knowing very little about LLMs, I would assume these prepended prompts are using up a chunk of the limited "attention" the transformer has

I don't recall that in that book. Maybe you're thinking of A Deepness in the Sky? I haven't read that one yet.

Aren't all these communications satellites in a low orbit that will decay in 5-10 years?

I want a device that hooks into my circulatory system and diverts my blood flow through it, filtering out microplastics and other shit that shouldn't be there, and then cooling it down slightly before putting it back in.

I think it's for use in their new Kotlin Notebooks

I handed in an assignment in my C class in college that used this algorithm for the sorting part of the assignment.

Did you just reinvent the fediverse?

But you don't just track books you've read, you also track books you want to read, which is much harder to remember.

I also tag them to indicate if I already own them and in what format (physical, epub, audio).

Saves me from purchasing duplicates when I'm at the used book store.

Yes, then there would be an incentive to attempt to fool the other person. Game is too easy.

Unfortunately it seems to be viewed as hypocrisy to disagree with your own past opinions.

Quick search says its about $1 more per kilo

When you're not sure what to Google (such as when working in an unfamiliar domain), asking ChatGPT for help and then researching it's answer with normal searches is very effective.

I think the issue with this is that the bigger third party apps (Apollo) actually host their own backend which talks to reddit on behalf of the apps so they can quickly deploy fixes. I tried to find the reddit thread about it I remember reading to confirm, but uhh... the blackout exists.

>In most cases, the add-on just blocks or hides cookie related pop-ups. When it's needed for the website to work properly, it will automatically accept the cookie policy for you (sometimes it will accept all and sometimes only necessary cookie categories, depending on what's easier to do)