Aww. The link in the author’s comment seems to be busted.
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It’s unfortunate that it’s not final yet, but this is still awesome
Good thing it’s a serif font.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What was the stupidest form of US defaultism you've encountered in real life whilst they're abroad?
51·16 hours agoI was super young, like maybe 4-5 or something, when my family took a short trip south from San Diego (USA) into Tijuana, Mexico since the border was right there and it wasn’t a big deal back then.
I remember seeing price tags and being really surprised… That they were in US dollars.
I don’t think I had even started school yet, but I still knew that different country = different language and different money. Not sure how people can miss that so easily.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Android@lemdro.id•Nova Launcher could soon add a proactive AI assistant that sucks up all your dataEnglish
2·17 hours agoThis is a good reminder to finally uninstall it completely after I switched to a different one. I should have done that long ago.
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Ye Power Trippin' Bastards@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Being AntiGenocide gets you “Islamophobia” banned in /c/ProgPol@Fash.world
3·1 day agoThe rest of us also, please.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Explain Like I'm Five@lemmy.world•Can someone explain a tesseract to me and how it deals with a fourth dimension? Or just the dimensions in general.English
11·2 days agoTry reading Flatland, besides the social commentary, it’s an illustration of how dimensions work, and by analogy how higher ones would.
It’s well out of copyright, so there are also a bunch of audiobook versions on YouTube and such.
The limit that the 3 body problem presents is that there is no exact solution, and inexact solutions will eventually desynchronize so much as to become worthless for predictions. But the key word is ‘eventually’ - if your initial measurements are good, there could be years (and in the case of the planets of the solar system, millions of years) worth of useful predictions.
Oh yeah, I remember reading this (and other stories by the same author) on Kuro5hin decades ago. I’m not sure I agree with the superlative, but it was definitely a freaky story.
Haven’t watched the video version yet, but from the first few minutes it seems like just an audio book of the text.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
HistoryArtifacts@piefed.social•Lime container for coca leaf processing, Colombia, 1st-6th century ADEnglish
7·4 days agoSo take the lime with the coca-leaf and drink it all up?
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Ask Science@lemmy.world•What's a scientific fact that sounds 100% real but is made up?English
7·4 days agoIt’s the second half that makes it really false (although the first “all” is sufficient): there’s a single-cell animal with 16000 chromosomes.
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Movies@lemmy.world•What's a movie you have seen that one thing annoyed you and you can't watch it again after thinking about the annoying part the first time?English
4·4 days agoIf I remember right that’s almost word for word from the script of the movie itself (but talking about the game Neo was coding)
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Movies@lemmy.world•What's a movie you have seen that one thing annoyed you and you can't watch it again after thinking about the annoying part the first time?English
4·4 days agoThe tether is what’s keeping the magic space force from pulling him away from the ship until it fails or he disconnects it or something. (It’s been a while since I saw it too, but it bothered me as much as thread-OP)
Got a visible spectrum comparison?
davidgro@lemmy.worldto
Space@mander.xyz•Massive 'Tycho' Space Station 10X Larger Than the ISS Wins Inaugural Aurelia Prize
2·5 days agoAre you including Formula 1 and similar?
Sounds like the summaries I’ve seen of Gnosticism




















That sounds great, it doesn’t need to be 100% to be very useful. Thank you!