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My quick survey with this antipode map tool[0] says you are incorrect. [0] https://engaging-data.com/antipodes-map/
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>What's the difference between "friction" and just challenges in a game (or good old plain "difficulty") The first example that comes to my mind would be Witcher 2 and the use of potions. You are a bit squishy an
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Maybe the toolz[0] family would cover your use cases? There is also a Cython implementation if you need better performance. [0] https://github.com/pytoolz/toolz/
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Love that. I wonder how much money is flowing from consumers on forgotten subscriptions. My bank should have a separate highlighted section for any recurring charge.
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Gotcha. Reasonable inferences from whatever data you can access.
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What is with the fractional numbers in `game.num_tx_initial` for some of the rows? I am assuming this is number of tickets sold. Parsing error? Edit: The site is pretty cool. I get strong vibes of the Winfall lottery story[0] [0] https:&#x
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>... especially when chips are something like 40% of the BOM, for modern cars. No knowledge of the automotive industry, but that sounds impossibly high.
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Supposedly, Zola[0] was built in response to the deficiencies of Go templating. Having dipped my toe into the Go pool, I am tempted to agree. [0] https://www.getzola.org/
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I have taken a shine to ArchiveBox[0] - a self-hosted application that will store dumps in a variety of formats (PDF, HTML, extracted text, optionally ping InternetArchive to take a snapshot, WARC, etc) as well as keep a SQLite metadata arc
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>How to avoid layout shifts caused by ads. Not sure this one counts as a bug, but a deliberate WONTFIX. I never intentionally click on ads, but I have been known to press one when an ad "happened" to appear in the position of s
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While I respect Celery, it is complicated (some amount is intrinsic to the problem space). I used to use it, but it felt heavyweight and debugging errors was so quite challenging. Have since switched to Dramatiq - which may not be web scale
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>Time for the DoD to commission their own OS. I am shocked that governments are not investing mega-bucks into getting a microkernel OS built that could be run on internet routers, tanks, power plants, aircraft, water treatment facilities
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It makes me sad every time I see a newly announced tool that went for YAML instead of TOML.
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Amusingly, having not tested it, prior experience would indicate that my oven runs hot. Will throw a probe in there the next time I bake something. All this being said, other than requiring a bit of extra planning, I have been quite pleased
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I am far from a Java guy, but that seems like a poor example. Functional programming is not in the wheelhouse of Java. In the same way, it would be unfair to criticize Haskell for its object-oriented style.
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I found this painful to read.
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I too think that sounds shockingly fast, but maybe I should re-visit my approach for oven temp. I throw steaks into a regular oven at 200F and I might wait 70+ minutes for a ribeye to hit 120F.
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Isn't that incredible? Trillion dollar company cannot have a top-down decree that the mixed UIs need to be fixed for the next OS.
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While everything about Python packaging is still a mess (but we now have a walrus operator, win?), I view virtual environment distribution as nothing more than a clunky static vs dynamic linking situation. Trust the system or bring your own
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>but IIRC installing packages globally was pretty brittle. The current trick is to use pipx[0]. Pipx will create an individual virtual environment for every executable tool you have, so there is no chance of conflicts. You do `pipx insta
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By far, my favorite accomplishment from last year was (effectively) automating a barcode lookup. The historical process took 5-10 minutes and was performed 5+ times per day. My half day of scripting now saves ~1HR of daily labor. Nearly a y
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People can consistently misspell words?
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>Are there people moving those spreadsheets for like 20+hrs a week? I am reminded of the Reddit thread[0] where one guy confessed to having automated his entire job. [0] https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/commen
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>Whereas I've never seen a frequentist book dismissive of Bayes methods. I think it more has to do with the long history of anti-Bayesianism championed by Fischer. He was a powerhouse who did a lot to undermine its use. The Theory t
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For anyone else who went hunting for the feed[0] [0] http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/atom.xml
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I will second with another anecdote at mega corporation - Teams is entirely locked down and any of the useful integration points are disabled.
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I do this as well. This reminds me to look into a long standing request of mine. I want Chase to give me an account that has no external bank access allowed. Money can only be moved into/out of it from the other Chase account under my
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Is it standard practice for commercial HVAC to have some kind of UV light/ozone/X pathogen killing mechanism somewhere in the ducts? Or would that only be installed on a HEPA style system going for a certified clean environment? I
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This seems the best chance to get an answer: What is my best option for a free, offline dictionary and thesaurus I can use from the terminal?
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Taking those numbers as writ, that works out to 0.4% of US landmass. Wow -effectively nothing.
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