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Interesting didnt know. Expected but not great. Though depending on the application workable I would say.

Only actualy censored thing i found so far was Tianmen Square. And depending on what you use it for thats realy not a big issue.

Hopefully

I have never reached that level of Mathematic fluency very honestly. I came by with my very mediocre level of Math, and I still somehow managed to pass General Relativity.

I still couldn't Mathematically proof anything if a gun were held against my head. I however do apreciate the precise language of math, which I greatly enjoy for describing problems and solutions with incredible precision and little room for interpretation.

much less dopamine, video games are realy good at stimulating that. Studying physics not so much.

Don't get me wrong Physics can be satisfying in its own ways but the amount of dopamine rushes you get from cracking a hard problem are few and far between. Often enough you just get frustrated and once you find the solution you think to yourself oh is that easy how didn't i get that before and feel absolutely stupid.

I personally recomend Halliday as an everything important in Undergrad thats not Theoretical Physics book. Use that in conjunction with your favorite Flavor of Math for Scientists and Engineers book. And you get a pretty wide understanding of Physics.

Yeah i belong to them i have an ancient account that was connected to a shitty mail hoster that deleted mail accounts after not use and i paid back then with a paysafe card. So i had no way to rpove ownership and got shafted. Abit of my fault I guess but i was like 14 when I bought it.

An idea that sprang to mind and please point me out at which points its unrealistic and why because I am talking completely out of my ass here. If we want to reduce mono culture but we still need to somehow figure out how to provide humanity. Could large scale vertical farms, in Green Houses reduce the footprint of monocultures? By being more productive year round? Or is that just technolgist delusions of mine?

I have seen enough people complaining about someone putting up an AC even the Midea Portasplit.

whoops sorry I think i mixed the numbers up with the EU average, which is close to 70% point in case is that its much much more than in other countries.

German here: you are not allowed to install anything thats visible from the outside without the owners aproval (70% of people Rent in Germany) or even the aproval of the Apartment Owner Association (Imagine HOA but for Apartments and every bit as dumb)

you can speak for me in this case because this is predatory as fuck. And instead of protecting the vulnerable they profiteer of of it.

See the problem is they bought fries, that haven't been produced yet, with money that doesn't exist. For end users that do not want fries.

WHAT and I have to stress IN THE ACTUAL FUCK

the fact that apps like Polymarket seem to be legal is absolutely crazy to me.

Isn't Sizewell c already delayed?

As I said in a previous comment typst especialy with extending via scripting stops being plain text readable. A Markdown file (whatever flavor it may be) is still fundamentaly one vi,nano, Editor, Notepad++ away from being read with all its context included. It is a tradeoff that for READMES I would not want to make.

Fascinating Ideas I love hearing opinions on this, it enriches me.

I do belive that atleast simple files like for example READMEs will stay and perhaps are better to stay as Markdown. One advantage that has is that while scripting is cool, It make the document not plain text readable which is a tradeoff one can argue.

For Latex I agree thats definitely. Markdown I am unsure as Markdown is not meant for creating documents but to just have a little Richt Text Markup in READMEs and other Text files. Typst needs a compile step and altough that one is fast as hell it is still different from Markdown that renders directly from the file without an intermediary.

this exactly this. They are trying to keep their money sources alive even if it costs the entire world. Which is Supervillain amount of selfish.

and now they make probably insane marketshare on the AppStore alone.

In the case of Global Warming its happening to slowly for most people to perceive it as threatening. Even though it massively is.

For Nukes thats just a given nowadays, humans have a remarkable ability to adapt to constant threats. Not in the sense of being able to do something against it but to know it exists and not be terrified every single day. So many things can threaten human life that exist around us and yet we do not get scared after some time anymore atleast not constantly. Look at people living in Australia the entire ecosystem is basically a giant threat to anyone living there. Look at people living in earth prone regions of the world. People adapt and keep on living their lives. This is a fundamental human skill.

Is it possible to work with non earth Geodata?

if generated solvers would halt or loop forever.

I am pretty sure this time I am catching the sarcasm here. Kudos you had me in the first half.

JFC, thats a terrible situation. Thats literally a lawsuit or multiple waiting to happen. Godspeed you seem to have had a few interesting days so far.

Yeah just tried it can confirm thats absolutely hilarious.

I asked it what the worst experment ethically speaking was in the 20th century and it downgraded me to Opus. Who answered Mengeles Twin Experiments.

Funily enough when you ask directly about Mengeles Experiments Fable is very willing to talkt to you about it.

Lol i can't even ask this sonnnet it imediately shuts down. What a ajoke

Next thing will be you can't research about Coriolis force because thats relevant for ICBM missiles.

You mean off as in no Data Retention? Or in we turned off your ZDR Policy so we collect all your data now?

Oh yes give me the component model lets go.