This is all wrong! You can't just connect the batteries like in the photo. You have to put the batteries on rose quartz! You will hear an amazing improvement! It is not good to put them next to each other, they must be in contact with the crystal!
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Content stolen from a totally serious comment on the blog post.
We only know what we can measure. We don't really know what an atomic nucleus looks like, for example. We can only measure what happens when another particle hits it. Between measurements, it might not even be real. We don't even know what measurement is.
Pick your favorite quantum interpretation: Copenhagen, Broglie–Bohm, Many Worlds. We'll probably never know the truth.
Lack of space was Fermat's excuse for not proving his last theorem.
I would argue it's still mysterious. If it were simple, we wouldn't have what's called the measurement problem.
Also, there is more than one way to measure something, and not all of them require a real photon to hit some particle. In the Elitzur–Vaidman bomb tester, you can "measure" whether the quantum bomb's sensor is working or not without actually hitting it with a photon. Instead, you hit it with the "chance" of a photon hitting it, and that's good enough. (It'll still blow up half of the time, but you can design the tester with multiple recursive tiers to increase your tested-but-unexploded bomb yield to arbitrarily close to 100%.)
That's pretty mysterious in my mind.
In a folder called javpy, of course!
By viewing this post you are infected, and all future clocks you attempt to make will fail to render, too.
If not, can you please add a setting to disable it? It's just not for me. At best it's a distraction while I wait for the image to load. At worst, it blocks part of the image.
Umm... That's just alphabetical.
I woke up one day and Fennec wouldn't browse any web page. Like, if I do a search, which goes to DuckDuckGo, I get a loading bar that never goes anywhere. (See screenshot).
If I disable all of my extensions, it'll work again. Then, if I enable them one by one to try to find the culprit that was making Fennec not work, it doesn't break! Until it does, randomly. I basically can't easily reproduce it working or not working.
I switched to IronFox, and installed all the same extensions, and have had no problems for two days.
Extensions:
I've had three comments in my inbox for about a week and every day I try to mark them as read, but it doesn't work. They disappear from the list at first, but then when I refresh they're still there. I get the error in the picture which says, LemmyApiException: couldnt_find_comment_reply
I just went to the website and logged into my instance, and I had no problem marking the comments read from there. They disappeared from my Thunder inbox, too, after a refresh.
I saved one of the comments for debugging purposes, in case there's something we can look at.
He invented JavaScript, so definitely don't use that either. For real. JavaScript sucks.
I am so grateful for this post! You always post such interesting content. 🦐⛹️♂️📷
Nature's Pop-Rocks
I highly doubt it was the code. They probably reduced texture and background fidelity and compressed the cutscenes heavily. It's simply impossible to reduce a codebase by 91% and have it still be recognizable. However, the N64 had better hardware and it's possible that some code could be eliminated because the chips had features that made them code not needed. But not nearly 686 MB worth.
Not me. I switched to using hydrogen decades ago.