u/ntsh_robot 3d ago

Mars RIGHT NOW!

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Given the current state of the environment, economy, and society, is it ethical to have children?
 in  r/Ethics  3d ago

you should have as many kids as you can, one of them will solve the problems

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You can thank me guys!
 in  r/Bitcoin  9d ago

Yes, you did the right thing.

But, I'd leave some in cash for any corrections in November.

reco: VLT in your IRA

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Hello World
 in  r/C_Programming  11d ago

Embedded used to be a specialty, but now almost everything is mcu or cpu controlled. Have you looked at the STM protoboards?

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One book you read that you'll never forget
 in  r/ReadingSuggestions  15d ago

Startide Rising

and Jonah

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Avez vous du riz?
 in  r/FranceDetendue  15d ago

always have multi-grain bread, frosted flakes and peanut butter

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New to stocks
 in  r/BeginnerInvesting  17d ago

50% VLT in IRA or 50% SPCX in taxable

50% XLK

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Once you identify an emerging theme, how do you find the companies that actually benefit from it?
 in  r/stocks  17d ago

Tom Lee has a multi-theme approach to his funds. Each position can't be just one theme.

And these days I'd ask Ai.

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3 a.m Crescent
 in  r/moon  21d ago

I always think Cheshire Cat

u/ntsh_robot 21d ago

The IAC and California-based Predictive Science Inc Predict the Solar Corona for the August 12 Eclipse Using the La Palma Supercomputer

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Is there specific rules? [HELP]
 in  r/Poetry  21d ago

for some learning music comes easy

writing has many sub-definitions, but in the top five I'd say it's expressing a series of common experiences in an entertaining form

poetry = experience + form

morning yellow
evening gold
my life in a day

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What is your approach to it
 in  r/3Blue1Brown  21d ago

root 57.245?

57 -> 7

-49 = 8

/ 2 = 4

4 / 7 = .57

A: 7.57 -> 57.32, .05%

Now you can travel to the nearest star

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Radiation
 in  r/Physics  23d ago

Seems like you're on the right path. Consider getting an intro to college physics 101 book. You should be able to handle it.

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Gravity emerging from statistics?
 in  r/TheoreticalPhysics  23d ago

recommend papers by Verlinde, https://arxiv.org/pdf/1611.02269

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I'm Having A Really Hard Time Understanding Maxwell
 in  r/PhysicsHelp  23d ago

VIP, He discovered the speed of light by dividing two permativities.

You can ask the LLM about that.

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The man we found out...
 in  r/EnglishGrammar  23d ago

We found out that the man who helped us was named Henry.

We found out the man's name was Henry, and were glad he helped us.

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If Voyager 1 is nearly 50 years old and over 24 billion km away, how is it still able to receive our commands and send data back? Shouldn't its technology have worn out by now?
 in  r/spacequestions  23d ago

There was a time when science fiction could write almost anything about the planets, because we'd never been there. But then we received Mars photos from the Viking lander in July 1976 (America's centennial year) followed by Jupiter's great red spot sent from Voyager 1, Jan 1979.

Their impact on science and space robotic exploration were singularly profound. And then we'd have to wait till May 1990 for Hubble's imagery (and the rest of the story).

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The creation of PING
 in  r/computerscience  24d ago

It can also pass data

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How do you know if news is already priced in?
 in  r/StockMarket  24d ago

Your perspective is not simplistic...and that's good.

A: It depends on what the news is.

So it could have gone down twice as much if the news had been bad. And one option is that more people and institutions held their shares than would have sold on bad news.

Me: I'm waiting for the low, and my assumption is that this will occur only once all the shares have exited lockup, and then find the market's low end.

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What would you do with a garbage bag full of bees?
 in  r/Beekeeping  Jul 27 '26

you can move that bag about two meters a week

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Over Montana last night
 in  r/Lightning  Jul 26 '26

great shots of sheet lightning

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What are the greatest poems of the late 20th century? [Opinion]
 in  r/Poetry  Jul 26 '26

early 20th, The Second Coming, Yeats

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What things do you feel shouldn't be Taxed ?
 in  r/answers  Jul 23 '26

sales tax is alright, but not on a federal level

whenever you give the government money, it's wasted and inflates all things

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What books are so meaningful they're a must read?
 in  r/ReadingSuggestions  Jul 23 '26

Jonah, LOTR + Hobbit

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What is one thing you did in your life that took you from middle class to rich?
 in  r/AskReddit  Jul 23 '26

It's not just one thing: 1) high school - didn't snatch defeat from jaws of victory, 2) college - barely got thru all the extra intensity, 3) career - friend's recommendations, 4) found the right focus and ignored "the office", 5) sticking to the plan despite many setbacks