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by Grue3 8y ago
> Electric skates will carry between 8 and 16 passengers. > The fares are not finalized but will cost around $1. > Initially, Dugout Loop will be limited to approximately 1,400 people (approximately 2.5% of Stadium capacity) per ev
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by Grue3 8y ago
It depends on the country. France has extensive coverage of free toilets. Like the article says they have the "self-cleaning" toilets (they're actually very disgusting), many public parks have staffed(!) free toilets and so o
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by Grue3 8y ago
People probably said the same about Nazi Germany at some point. Not even Godwining, they have actual concentration camps over there.
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by Grue3 8y ago
>At that scale you will not see anything. But that doesn't mean nothing is happening. But then you can't say such things like "red line is rising scary fast", which is another example of manipulative language. With en
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by Grue3 8y ago
Because so many people are "molested" by electric scooters every day where they're legal. Oh wait, that's cars.
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by Grue3 8y ago
And Lenin invented NEP [1], what's your point? Of course socialists would sometimes borrow capitalist concepts, because they actually work. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Economic_Policy
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by Grue3 8y ago
Worked for Putin. "We don't have military in Crimea". "We didn't shoot down that plane". "We don't have military in Donbass".
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by Grue3 8y ago
It would've worked better if more people were doing it. I for one am disappointed the World Cup hasn't suffered any interruptions that would allow to showcase Russia's issues on the world stage.
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by Grue3 8y ago
Don't these guys have a super-secretive work culture? Like, you can't even ask what your colleague from another building is currently working on. I'd imagine they'd be very displeased with this leak, and somebody probabl
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by Grue3 8y ago
I think the closest thing to Usenet is Japanese 2channel (now 5channel) web forum. [1] - text only - lots of subboards about every interest imaginable - barely, or completely unmoderated (therefore full of spam and troll posts) - similar re
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by Grue3 8y ago
So nobody wants free speech then? Because speech that doesn't offend anybody obviously does not need to be protected.
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by Grue3 8y ago
Yeah, as a native Russian speaker, the translation "we will bury you" seems correct ("We will be at your funeral" is a more literal translation). "We will outlast you" would be "Мы вас переживём".
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by Grue3 8y ago
The tendentiousness of Wikileaks "reporting" was apparent to me from the start. Unfortunately "USA suxx" is always a popular sentiment to rally people around so people would overlook the (obvious in retrospect) fact that
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by Grue3 8y ago
"doku" (読) in "tsundoku" means "reading". There are several kanji that can be read as "doku". Also I think 中 (chū) from 中毒 (chūdoku, addiction) is used as a suffix for addiction, for example アル中 (aruc
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by Grue3 8y ago
Just a few deficiencies that I found: 1. Jisho can't really do conjugations. It only says "X could possibly be an inflection of Y with these forms" based on the ending of the verb. For example 邪推してしまう becomes 邪推してしまう could be
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by Grue3 8y ago
Except Jisho obviously produces worse results on pretty much any non-trivial sentence. Sure, I wrote my own segmenter because everyone else's wasn't good enough, that's a feature not a downside.
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by Grue3 8y ago
>Amazon probably has more, if not better, security and engineers than most of the companies we're talking about. And Slack has...? A bunch of VC money and a hastily thrown together chat app?
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by Grue3 8y ago
SBCL aka the best one. I develop on both Windows and Linux machines, depending on circumstances and it works pretty well on both.
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by Grue3 8y ago
I'm using Common Lisp for all my personal projects ( https://ichi.moe is the biggest one). I find it the easiest language to develop in, because of the tooling (SLIME), language features (CLOS, macros), and it fits my mental
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by Grue3 8y ago
Blame your politicians, not the website. Expecting the whole world to bow to the whims of your government is frankly laughable.
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by Grue3 8y ago
For the record, in Russia a company is actually required to have a workplace cafeteria once they have more than N workers employed.
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by Grue3 8y ago
Perfect storm makes it sound like there was any randomness involved in Venezuela's downfall. However it was predictable from the start. It's been known for a long time that socialism always leads to extreme poverty. As we say in R
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by Grue3 8y ago
Pretty good, but check this out: https://2gis.ru/moscow Buildings are actually 3d at closer zoom levels. You can click on a building to see the list of all businesses in that building. Bus routes can be shown when clicking
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by Grue3 8y ago
Seems like Zootopie (Zoo + Utopie) would've worked just fine.
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by Grue3 8y ago
I've seen it do combined subway/Uber routes in Moscow.
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by Grue3 8y ago
I'm still using Windows 7, so maybe it was improved at some point? If so, why is "Microsoft is updating Notepad" news in the first place?
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by Grue3 8y ago
It's an open problem for non-convex tiles (and seems to have a solution for non-continuous tiles).
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by Grue3 8y ago
Wikipedia [1] says it has been proven in 2017 that no convex pentagons that can tile the plane other than these 15 types exist. I've been wondering if there's a single convex tile that can only tile the plane irregularly, guess no
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by Grue3 8y ago
IIRC Notepad won't even open files that are larger than [some pretty low amount of kilobytes]. So it's definitely not being used to look through gigantic log files.
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by Grue3 8y ago
If he really does the job and the price is fair (I have no idea how much BTC or ETH is worth right now) then does it really matter if the person is Venezuelan or not?

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