Your average science guy, Linux nerd, and Minecraft player. Left Reddit for this place and haven't looked back. :)
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I'm pretty sure you're right; that makes more sense.
A small test reactor paves the way for bigger, more practical reactors. You can't start with a full-sized gigawatt model; you need to test and validate your designs at a small scale first.
Let me guess, the old "change the text background to black" redaction trick? A classic.
I think it's because not() is equivalent to not(None), and since None is falsy not(None) returns True.
Python!
In case anyone's curious:
python
not() # True str(not()) # 'True' min(str(not())) # 'T' ord(min(str(not()))) # 84 range(ord(min(str(not())))) # range(0, 84) sum(range(ord(min(str(not()))))) # 3486 chr(sum(range(ord(min(str(not())))))) # 'ඞ'
The AI part; there's so much actual porn online and they decide to look at crappy computer hallucinations?
I'd be more offended that they were looking at AI porn, to be honest.
This is the only correct answer; we had another day and it was taken from us.
Minecraft itself is really easy to pirate; if you don't mind it not being open source you could just do that.
Or maybe they were just bored, and wanted to make a cool new celestial object called a black hole.
All you people casually interspersing regular posts with porn in your feed scare me. My account had NSFW disabled when I made it, and I've never turned it on.
The photo, taken on March 13, shows the students from the city of Görlitz on the Polish border making the so-called white power salute.
The gesture, common in extremist circles, is not illegal in Germany, unlike the Nazi salute.
Not the salute I was thinking, but a bad one nonetheless.
That thumbnail though... The forbidden Minecraft paintings.
Nice, not worth $150 though lol.
Dang, everyone else here has 4 or 5 figures while I'm sitting at $101. And I know for a fact 40% of that was Kerbal Space Program.
import { fourier, relativity } from "../utils";
Might want to be careful importing Fourier; he might be classified as an illegal immigrant.
"Hmm"
I'm guessing how that goes is you pay them, they do actually make you a page, it gets quickly deleted for not meeting Wikipedia's standards, and then they go "sorry no refunds". Step 0 to getting a Wikipedia page about yourself is to be notable enough for one, which >99.9% of people are not.
There are probably fediverse instances being run by governments for surveillance purposes
The downside of everything being federated is that it's really easy to listen in. Make sure to keep yourself anonymous online!
Had a dream Discord added a religion search feature
Asteroid 2024 YR4 now has a 1.94% chance to hit the Moon (according to my own calculations)
Hi, I thought I'd share this here since it isn't being covered by any news sources. It's mostly my own research and calculations, so it could be completely wrong, but I'm fairly confident it's correct.
Most of you probably heard about the asteroid 2024 YR4, which briefly reached a 3.1% chance of Earth impact before its orbit was further constrained and the chance dropped to zero. What you may not have heard is that the chance of lunar impact has actually been steadily rising. No organization is currently reporting lunar impact statistics, so I've been calculating the probability myself. I've created a Desmos calculator that you can easily plug the approach data from NASA into. As of now it's sitting at 1.94%, with the nominal approach being less than one lunar radius from the surface of the Moon (just 0.058 sigma from the closest approach).
[This is the impact corridor for the Moon, as viewed from Earth.](https://projectpluto.com/temp
Asteroid 2024 YR4 now has a 1.94% chance to hit the Moon (according to my own calculations)
Hi, I thought I'd share this here since it isn't being covered by any news sources. It's mostly my own research and calculations, so it could be completely wrong, but I'm fairly confident it's correct.
Most of you probably heard about the asteroid 2024 YR4, which briefly reached a 3.1% chance of Earth impact before its orbit was further constrained and the chance dropped to zero. What you may not have heard is that the chance of lunar impact has actually been steadily rising. No organization is currently reporting lunar impact statistics, so I've been calculating the probability myself. I've created a Desmos calculator that you can easily plug the approach data from NASA into. As of now it's sitting at 1.94%, with the nominal approach being less than one lunar radius from the surface of the Moon (just 0.058 sigma from the closest approach).
[This is the impact corridor for the Moon, as viewed from Earth.](https://projectpluto.com/temp
5.35 kg (11.8 lb) of mercury compared to 5.35 kg of water