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by E6300 10y ago
He is (a little bit).
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by E6300 10y ago
Interesting. What if you listen to a recording of yourself eating? While you're at if see how much you can distort it before it stops or starts to bother you. E.g. Played backwards, at double speed, half speed, etc.
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by E6300 10y ago
Developers won't do that for a good while if adoption rates continue at their current level.
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by E6300 10y ago
Eh. 8.1 works fine for me. I get the performance improvements over 7, but I also get to control when to apply updates. The start screen was an eyesore at first, but I actually kind of like it now. The Windows 10 "start menu" is mu
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by E6300 10y ago
The benchmarks I've seen don't really point to DX12 as being an optimization.
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by E6300 10y ago
Maybe you're just lucky, or you're the sort of user MS is targeting with their new UI design. Whenever I'm configuring a W10 machine I find myself going back and forth between two completely different configuration interfaces
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by E6300 10y ago
That performance improvement happened in 8. 10 didn't bring anything new to the table in terms of optimizations.
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by E6300 10y ago
I don't think many would object if all dogs could learn to poop in toilets. So even in the case of dogs it would be preferable if they didn't do it outside.
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by E6300 10y ago
It's natural in the woods, not in a city.
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by E6300 10y ago
I didn't know the US had juries even in civil cases. That seems a bit effed.
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by E6300 10y ago
So what exactly are you saying these influences can do? If you tell me that they're going to make me slightly more likely to buy one brand of soap than another, I can accept that. If you tell me that they're going to make me buy d
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by E6300 10y ago
Well, one thing does not preclude the other. Indians defecate in the street even in large cities. EDIT: People, please google "open defecation in India" before downvoting.
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by E6300 10y ago
You can if you just do truly massive amounts of exercise. At one point last year I was doing 12 hours of cycling per week and my maintenance caloric intake was approximately 3000 kcal, or that of one and a half normal people.
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by E6300 10y ago
So what you're saying is that most adults never crossed any major roads as children and most children that have crossed major roads didn't grow up to be adults? I know traffic statistics are depressing, but surely they can't
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by E6300 10y ago
That just sounds like a way to dodge responsibility.
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by E6300 10y ago
Gogs is pretty sweet. After hearing about it here I installed it on my old home server with constrained memory because I couldn't meet Gitlab's (IMO) obscene memory requirements. It's perfect for my needs as a hobbyist and I
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by E6300 10y ago
> You can't fill your lungs as full > neglects using diaphragm, which is the primary muscle for breathing Which are bad because...? These two have nothing to do with whether it's a relaxed activity or not, by the way. > i
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by E6300 10y ago
Thanks!
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by E6300 10y ago
I love these statistics, but I would just like some clarification on what exactly constitutes a "failure". Does the drive have to stop responding completely, or are a few bad sectors enough to consider the drive "bad"?
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by E6300 10y ago
I'm sorry, but your interpretation is simply wrong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siddhi > Siddhis are spiritual, paranormal, supernatural, or otherwise magical powers, abilities, and attainments that are the p
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by E6300 10y ago
Wouldn't the most relaxed form of breathing be whatever it is you do automatically? It seems weird to me that the autonomic nervous system would prefer to use a suboptimal muscle group. Furthermore, I find that when I'm exercising
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by E6300 10y ago
It depends. Does Jung's idea depend on mind reading? If so, then yes, it would be supernatural.
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by E6300 10y ago
What does it matter how you breathe while you meditate? It's not like you're doing aerobic exercise.
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by E6300 10y ago
I assume that by "supernatural" and "these beliefs", the above poster is referring to the stuff about > People are like radios and broadcast their thoughts, and you'll be picking them up without knowing it.
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by E6300 10y ago
One thing I still like about dumb phones is how rugged they are. I have an old Nokia (circa 2004) in a drawer at home that feels like I could drop it from twice my height without it suffering significant damage. I can't say the same ab
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by E6300 10y ago
"A doesn't hire workers who X" and "members of group Q are more likely to X" therefore "A discriminates against group Q"? "Members of group R are more likely to X" doesn't enter into the equ
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by E6300 10y ago
So a scientist's job is not just to do science, but to, as you put it, police the general public's view of his discipline?
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by E6300 10y ago
What do you mean? Does anyone believe that a given scientific theory explains exactly and totally a phenomenon? If they do, that's their problem. Science doesn't claim to have perfect answers. Until we find Laplace's demon, t
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by E6300 10y ago
If you get diagnosed with cancer, would you go to med school and wait until you graduate and can fully understand the diagnosis and how the prescribed treatment was arrived at by your doctor before you follow it, or would you follow the tre
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by E6300 10y ago
What's so terrible about it?

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