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Converting from epub to mobi or azw3 which are consumed by Kindle is easy. Calibre can do it and it can be even run from commandline. Problem with Kindle/Amazon is the "Kindle Unlimited" program which although profitable for
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She was kinda right to report you. Your advice was stupid sexist and racist empty phrase and she, in contrast to you, was smart enough to notice it and actually question it. Your back-pedalling just reinforced her already bad opinion of you
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Only reason I think this was not written by GPT-3 is that I suspect GPT-3 would be able to produce much more sense than this drivel... Maybe it was written by GPT-2, I guess.
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6y ago
Now they just need to buy arm manufacturer and biochem company and they will be proper cyberpunk zaibatsu.
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6y ago
You don't donate, they do. And if they donate to a grift organisation as you call it, their loss.
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6y ago
Youtubers are mostly content creators, while most instagram "influencers" only try to look pretty.
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6y ago
It doesn't get TCOd, the compiler simply recognizes what it does and optimizes it. It does literally same thing with the code below. int count(int n) { int res = 0; for (int i=0; i < n; i++) res++; return res;
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6y ago
No. Mathematics is an elaborate game with surprising ability to model universe.
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And it's quite possible that this was a reason why it stopped.
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False equivalency. If you eat brain of prion-infested sheep, it will end with your death. With cannibalism it continues after members of your community eat you at your funeral, that allows for much wider spread of the disease. We don't
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Using such rule of thumb would let one believe that cannibalism is ok as part of diet because Fore people practised it for generations. We of course know now that it caused spread of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease among them with incubation peri
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You tell me, you suggested first it might be different in Asia(northern hemisphere) or Africa(majority in northern hemisphere) compared to northern hemisphere. I don't claim to be geography or racism expert like someone, but I know tha
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Do you realize that whole Asia and majority of Africa is in northern hemisphere?
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Protip: Don't start the conversation about tax rates by calling your neighbour "fascist" or "commie".
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I think it was fitting, considering how UK joined the EU in the first place (look up Maastricht Treaty if you don't remember it).
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6y ago
I quite agree, especially with the second paragraph. What I see as main "advantage" is that it stops developers from trying to be smart. With Tailwind first idea when creating a new component is using some combination of existing
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She didn't sell it, she gave it to her employees.
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6y ago
So instead of: I trust DDG not to track me. it's: I trust Private.sh to not give Gigablast my IP to track me.
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6y ago
I normally hate this kind of animations on websites, but in this case they look really good. (Only on the first page though, when I click on later pages, for instance "Bot Service", waiting for content to show is annoying.)
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I don't think that foreign institution can have meaningful effect in saving language. They can record its usage, vocabulary and grammar for the sake of future generations of linguists, philologists and maybe archaeologists, but can
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6y ago
Thanks for detailed explanation. It's much clearer to me now.
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Aren't web push notifications ineffective (especially battery-wise) compared to google's?
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6y ago
Ok, I'll bite. First three examples of cancel culture I can think of: dongle gate, rosetta mission guy, and more recent J. K. Rowling. How exactly they benefited?
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6y ago
I think paganei referred to story of Pavlik Morozov and similar ones. You can look it up.
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In that case, as a German expert here, can you correct leereeves' comment, please? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26313411
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It's regrettable, but the author seems to forget that he was part of an organization that has been spreading rhetoric which leads directly to this for years, now when he himself is bitten by this too, it's surprised pikachu face.
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6y ago
Skill, luck or sockpuppet accounts.
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https://gizmodo.com/reddit-will-start-to-punish-users-for-up...
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Why don't you read at least the abstracts of links you post? None of the links says that. One of the links mentions epigenetic changes which can propagate, that's something quite different from mutating genetics.
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Awesome, thank you. This will fix most of my accidental firefox closing. Too bad that I sometimes fatfinger ctrl-w as ctrl-shift-w.
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