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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
I never fully automated, but python paths->svg for strokes followed by import into FontForge for width and export to ttf worked nicely for my conscription efforts
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One of Napoleon's cavalry generals said his average trooper's horsemanship was mediocre at best, yet they still made the tour of Europe. (Later, in the time of Napoleon III, the Prussians would outdo the French in utilizing medioc
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
See the 1960's Hershey fonts.
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As we recall, schooling in the US is local, which effectively means (via housing premium) "free to play; buy the buffs".
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How so? What is "rationalism" and how do you apply it to scientists, as opposed to, say, Jesuits?
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I've heard that in "the south" they don't care how close you get when you don't get too rich, but in the north they don't care how rich you get when you don't get too close.
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
Back in the days when minicomputers (which required a walk to the air-conditioned machine room to reboot) and microcomputers (which had a case or keyboard switch) coexisted, the former were way less flaky than the latter.
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
Is it plainly false in your circles? In mine, only one acquired (economic) power; all the rest inherited, and they do tend more to the playboy stereotypes. (But this dichotomy may largely be due to the fact that only the former is a nerd?)
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Especially because both blogs and HN comments can be linked to.
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How about cheap drone ships (with suitable propulsion) just shouldering DDGs?
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I'd think a world War needs to be hot, not proxy.
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> We're not this dumb... Counterexample: the last pandemic
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It sounds like you only need one person (not as deep pocketed as Andrew Carnegie but who has read "gospel of wealth" and agrees with it) to have support for decades if not perpetuity. Universities traditionally have done this sort
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Exactly: marginalia results are good for geeks; I search for me, not for J Random Consumer.
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And numerator/denominator fractions represent 1d numbers via 2d vectors...
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Read the spec on Adobe's site
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It's poor advice: anyone who has your name and address either also has (or is only clicks away from having) your dob.
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It looks like sloped noses are about a decade old and are sold as hi vis for work. Given the obvious advantages, something must have changed for them to be so new? Now that ag tractors have slope noses, might Chelsea tractors eventually cop
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If more people went ahead with literal translations of their L1 idioms and style into English, we'd all have a richer lingua franca. In the mouth of the wolf, Antirez!
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Too bad TFA started from rust instead of c; this behavior is all explained (in fewer words) in K&R.
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Possibly of interest: cerebellum involved in asd https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8998980/
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Just in time to wear the shackles of tribalistic authoritarian browsers!
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No (see the earlier discussion for this book's prereqs)
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The USSR provided the competition that resulted in funding these kinds of projects; does innovation require a multipolar world? (Compare Renaissance Europe and China?)
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Forths often use -1 as TRUE so logical and bitwise operators coincide.
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After reading some of those dire predictions now I am imagining Musk arriving on Mars and, finally free of the mind virus zombie hordes infesting his home planet, firing up his IDE, changing the linker and stdlib, then recompiling the world
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If this summary of Fromm were close to true, the Holy Roman Empire would never have been a thing? (Do alien anthropologists write monographs on the incredible capacity of H sapiens to support cognitive dissonance?)
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The web is bad because it is both popular and commercial. Every now and then I fantasize that just finding a sufficiently user-hostile corner would suffice to recreate the early internet experience of an online world nearly exclusively pop
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Any library? Edit: staged computation?
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20 years ago, at least in my circles, it was ubiquitous. Because we did it manually, no one had the time to linearly search out a regression. (BTW sccs was 1972; no doubt it had predecessors. Before disks were large enough to hold multiple

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