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Posts by Chris Pearce

Saw almost the exact same headline for Asian markets this morning, in between other less cherry articles like there's a cooking oil crisis in Brazil, and it's just baffling. Optimism and worst oil crisis ever are not compatible.

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Just satisfying my curiosity and figuring out that the 2011 quake was about 50 times larger than today's but it released 354 times more energy.

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hell yes i love entertainment-led content

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We were born at the wrong time 😭

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A robot purpose-built to win a race just tells me that building a robot for a specific purpose is a lot better than a general-purpose humanoid robot. Just think how much faster that thing would have been with wheels.

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Ooof. Now I wish I had hair.

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This is the correct relationship for a writer to have with her editor

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Scalper countermeasures. Got it. Amazon never blessed me to buy either.

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What an amazing gift for a loved one celebrating the 31st anniversary of Waterworld this year.

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The Angle Computer is a complicated electromechanical system with gears, motors, and bundles of wires. It has a grey metal shell that includes a half sphere. Inside this sphere, arms move a star pointer to indicate the position of a star. Other gears and mechanisms read out the position.

The Angle Computer is a complicated electromechanical system with gears, motors, and bundles of wires. It has a grey metal shell that includes a half sphere. Inside this sphere, arms move a star pointer to indicate the position of a star. Other gears and mechanisms read out the position.

In the 1960s, the B-52 bomber could navigate by the stars. Celestial navigation requires spherical trigonometry, so an analog Angle Computer solved these equations electromechanically. Let's look inside...

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Wtf since when does Amazon JP not let you cancel?

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Uncoolest place: Toilets at Ueno station!

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Thanks rich asshole

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It all makes sense when you understand that VC-backed tech companies want to insert themselves as a monopolistic, corporate tollbooth into EVERY human activity.

Transportation, communication, payments, farming, reading, listening to music, finding information, and now— with AI, *thinking*.

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The desperate campaign to push AI down our throats is just what Nestlé did with baby formula, or Monsanto with patended seeds.

Manufactured Intermediation—inserting a corporate tollbooth into a process that used to be self-sustaining, using a low initial barrier to entry to destroy the alternative.

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And they would have gotten away with it if not for those meddling kids!

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Next number is 10,000.

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I know just the guy

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Chris Cornell did have the voice of an angel.

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Same for translation.

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It was the superior format!

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Big volcano has a chance to do the funniest thing.

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Happy you got that bike duck fixed!

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On the other hand, massive moon-based rail guns.

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My theory is that covid turned a lot of peoples' brains to mush and now they believe in magic.

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Rakuten served me up some spice the other day.

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too fucking funny

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Hahahaha, Akiaji is good, but it's one of those beers that loses its flavor quickly. I'm not sure I'd drink it 8 months after brewing.

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magical

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