rough-sea

The balance still would need to be balanced.

I guess people want a specific place to visit and remember.

Nope. The universe is infinite, according to the model. We see observe galaxies speeding away from us in every direction - and it seems unlikely that the earth was the exact center of the Big Bang.

It’s a common misunderstanding of the Big Bang. There is not a point where the universe originated.

Rather everything was just closer together. Imagine traveling back in time - you would see galaxies move closer and closer - until everything was super dense and hot - like the center of the sun but everywhere.

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If you’re interested in these sorts of topics - feast meets west is a great nerdy podcast about the Asian food scene in nyc http://feastmeetswest.com

bazel can’t even build static libraries

https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/1920

The CSB does great videos after big investigations. They did one on Davers that is worth watching:

https://youtu.be/eYN9WivpQ6M

Can someone link to a pdf of the actual paper?

Harry P. Austin el al., "Characterization and engineering of a plastic-degrading aromatic polyesterase," PNAS (2018)

Yes - I find it hard to imagine I-beams couldn’t be found embedded in a geological layer somewhere.

No mention of the PixelCNN WaveNet VPN ByteNet line of research?

Not true, works on GTX 750ti out of the box which is currently around $130

Well... yes, they are groups of people, but governments are rather different. Governments include everyone and act on their behalf. They are also responsible for creating and enforcing law. The distinction is valid.

so why not just use Go? less complexity - same benefits. you're basically saying it's somehow an advantage to program in s-expressions...

how does this relate to chromium's gn project (https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/#!forum/gn-de...)

No, the main go thread will receive events on a channel, all GUI calls can be wrapped channel writes, which get sent to the Android thread. Like how React Native is modeled.

I don't think it's necessarily tailored to backend development. Go does have cheap threads, which is helpful for programming servers that handle many connections - but that won't hinder you developing a GUI.

correct - this was the original design doc for what became https://github.com/libuv/libuv

Resolution is the main concern. Is oculus detailed enough to do programming on a virtual monitor?

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