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by Doxin 2y ago
If you take enough space on the table it's possible to do without flipping any cards. Still quite a palaver though.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Just because you've gotten a diagnosis doesn't somehow obligate you to use medication. If your life is on track as-is you can skip the medication. Might be worth pondering if getting a diagnosis is even relevant, What will you do
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by Doxin 2y ago
> So this is basically writing to the terminal as if it's a six pin dot matrix printer? Yes, if that dot matrix printer could then also select any color you like. Sixels can do full color images. > Are Sixel images actually used
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by Doxin 2y ago
This does exist in the Netherlands, though I've only seen it in one neighborhood. They had signs throughout the whole neighborhood stating "fietsbus 8:30". "Bike bus 8:30". The schedule was fixed to the point they
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by Doxin 2y ago
Originally it was going to be a lisp-like language.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Silicone is a rubber made to make good kitchen utensils. The crummy plastic ones tend to be nylon or the like. Biggest tell is that silicone does not melt.
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by Doxin 2y ago
That's honestly probably intentional. The car wants to see the brake in both states before it'll boot. If it wasn't quite paying attention (because e.g. it takes a second to start the controller in charge of this stuff) it mi
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by Doxin 2y ago
> back wheels overpowering brakes. In just about any vaguely modern car hitting the brakes will disengage the throttle. In just about any car the brakes should be able to overpower the engine. There is no situation in which a car shoul
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by Doxin 2y ago
In fact, having a browser-wide cookie consent setting was tried. The "do not track" header. After a while browsers turned it on by default because who in their right mind wants to be tracked. Advertisers then decided that the do n
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by Doxin 2y ago
Sure, but then there's other conditions that for a lot of people are basically entirely social. E.g. ADHD. Having a fulfilling life with ADHD is pretty easy. Holding down a job to pay for that life less so.
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by Doxin 2y ago
While all of these are great tips, I can personally vouch for lifting weights being wildly effective. I used to get lower back pain from sitting all the time . Once I started lifting weights the back pain basically just never returned. H
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by Doxin 2y ago
Once during a LAN party (back when those were a thing) I chewed gum for 24 hours straight. Near the end of the 24 hours it quite suddenly turned to dust in my mouth. It's anecdotal of course but I'd be highly surprised if enough
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by Doxin 2y ago
And similarly these EU laws don't force end users into anything. They just force Apple to provide a minimum set of features as required by law.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Have you ever been in a math class -- or any class -- where someone didn't ask what the point was?
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by Doxin 2y ago
> Mathematical notation exists because it is the most compact form that also contains no ambiguity. Citation needed. My experience thus far trying to read pretty much anything written by a mathematician involves googling a LOT of symbols
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by Doxin 2y ago
IIRC this is already optimized these days. Go concat strings naively to your hearts content.
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by Doxin 2y ago
If you cannot afford to pay your staff a living wage, your business was never viable to start with.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Creating is a muscle. For some people who haven't used it much it may be stiff, or not very strong, but everyone has that muscle and can train it.
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by Doxin 2y ago
I mean it seems fairly self-evident to me the only reason to go with Tile instead of airtags is that apple refuses to support airtags on android. I've got a Tile on my dog, because I'll be fucked to go buy a whole-ass new phone (o
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by Doxin 2y ago
Not getting any coals caught between your toes is a big one too. Walking with cramped feet is a great way to pick up coals ;P
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by Doxin 2y ago
Just because you can't measure something directly doesn't mean it doesn't exist. There's plenty of things we only know only through indirect measurement.
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by Doxin 2y ago
I'd assume there's no real state the network can "remember" between iterations, so shuffling will at best just waste time.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Fair enough I suppose. Though I should mention that python is much better at these than a lot of dynamically typed languages. All of these give errors in python but return nonsense in e.g. javascript: 1+"1" []+{} (
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by Doxin 2y ago
It's assumed the input is an int. If not you can do len(str(int(x))) to make sure it is which strips leading zeroes off in the process.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Not since python 2.5 if I recall correctly. Python has had unlimited size integers for a long time now.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Click is a nice option too. Slightly less magic than docopt, though docopt is great for quick hacks.
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by Doxin 2y ago
That was my take on kafkaesque too and it seems the take The Onion has on it too for the most part[0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEyFH-a-XoQ
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by Doxin 2y ago
It's not especially hot but definitely a problem if broken to pieces and scattered, like might happen if a tinkerer gets their hands on it and doesn't know what it is. Like most of the people at the swap shop I imagine.
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by Doxin 2y ago
I mean the guy who went and collected them works in the nuclear industry, so I'd imagine he knows what he is on about.
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by Doxin 2y ago
So we should make everyone schedule 24/7, that way there is no unofficial overtime at all. Unofficial overtime is a problem, but clearly the solution is not to make the official schedules longer. The solution is to actually do somethin

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