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sigfig
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i saw a space ship blow up once and immediately decided i wanted to get in one
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Joined November 2012
- dropping my children into pits with increasingly steep walls once a week to encourage life skills and critical thinkingPractical physics, watch how one leaves running around the perimeter, an understanding of centripetal force and friction x.com/Xudong1966/sta…
- thats not just a prison its one of the original panopticons lmfaoAmazon converted a literal jail to an office. The conference rooms and private areas are literally jail cells. They literally work in prison cells
00:00 - you know the google maps terrain dataset is probably one of the most valuable things in the world at this point and i guarantee you they're just gonna delete it in a decade or two
- this person is one of those retard-geniuses that the whole history of chemistry is built uponThis Post is from a suspended account. Learn more
- a second polycule has hit the global financial system
- so nice of the aliens to install faa compliant collision indicator lightsI’m staring to think that whatever these craft are… Are slowly dropping their veil…
00:00Readers added contextThe aircraft is a commercial airliner, most likely a CRJ-700/900. It can be visually identified by the low wing, T tail, and empennage mounted engines. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardie… - something they dont tell u about getting older is that, slowly, everything starts being made by your friends. all the software is written by your friends. satellites are made by your friends. kitchen appliances. speakers. houses. concrete
- that pic of claudia sheinbaum overseeing the mexican military on the set of blade runner sent me down a rabbit hole of figuring out what the fuck agustin hernandez was on
- where do the emdashes even come from. what corpus has that many emdashes
- the sumerian myth for the invention of writing is great, a king is trying to get a messenger to relay a long poetic insult, the messenger can't remember it, so the king invents writing, and when the other king receives the message he just stares at the tablet like wtf is this
- the more i learn about metallurgy the more it's setting in that vacuum being the equilibrium state on the moon completely changes the economics of like every industrial process
- every time i read primary sources from the 1920s and 1930s it's very striking how unserious most people in that period were. the near-collapse of society was just as funny back then as it is now
- there is a period of aviation history that is legitimately directly analogous to the state that ai engineering practice and hype is in currently. it's when rich people kept blowing their family fortunes making these things
