Igelau

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by Igelau 5y ago
Hold on, I think I want that. Can I get a couple 1/4" jacks on there too?
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by Igelau 5y ago
I'm sure it varies by region, but there many places along Appalachia where housing prices are basically the only buffer keeping fentanyl, meth, and guns at a distance. Yeah, it sucks because these are people in desperate circumstances
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by Igelau 5y ago
My monophasic Merovingian quirklegag is deeply offended by this.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> azure: > sky-blue color; pigment or paint made of powdered lapis lazuli," early 14c., from Old French azur, asur, a color name (12c.), from a false separation of Medieval Latin lazur, lazuri (as though the -l- were the French a
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by Igelau 5y ago
At first I thought it was dah-VEM-ā-oh-ite. Call them Dave Diamonds. Or Diamond Daves. Like David Lee Roth.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> Really nice book. It contains a very good description of arithmetization. Which book? The one being reviewed? I can't read the whole article, so I might be missing some context. EDIT: I didn't realize you were quoting an enti
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by Igelau 5y ago
Rosetta Code might fit the bill... http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Rosetta_Code As long as you just read the problem description first, and don't cheat by skipping right to the implementations.
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by Igelau 5y ago
FAANGs, noun: something you don't want to get lured into
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by Igelau 5y ago
This Axie game is clearly marketed toward children, and requires hundreds of dollars up front or a loan to get started. This isn't exciting, this is deplorable. These are terrible people doing terrible things. > I know HN will shit
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by Igelau 5y ago
TFA is about "Axie Infinity". With its kawaii-style graphics, it certainly looks like a game marketed toward children. Apparently you have to own three Axies to begin playing. At time of comment, the cheapest three are $116, $123,
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by Igelau 5y ago
Where's the ideological battle? I don't understand. If you're carrying baggage over from a different thread, that's not cool.
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by Igelau 5y ago
Look at mother nature on the run in the 21st century
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by Igelau 5y ago
I think the author left out the most crucial argument: There's no good reason why Zulip should have block chain integration.
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by Igelau 5y ago
I love Stan Rogers, but it's worth pointing out this particular song was actually written by Nigel Russell. (Source: liner notes from Between the Breaks... Live! )
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by Igelau 5y ago
Brusque is not the same as unsubstantive. I see value in being forewarned that there will be shilling for NFTs, and I'm certain I'm not alone in that. It changes everything about the way you read the article.
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by Igelau 5y ago
Your soul bears the validity of your NFTs into the afterlife, making them ill-suited for inheritance. They'll all be lining up for St. Peter covered in Nerd Chimps.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> cameras make sure a driver is watching the road, and they look for signs of drowsiness, loss of consciousness or impairment. > If signs are spotted, the cars will warn the driver, and if the behavior persists, the car would turn on
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by Igelau 5y ago
> engagement That's the word. It isn't really "likes" in the sense that we normally think of it. It's ticks on the relationship of "engagement" to "dollars". IIRC, Facebook was pretty upfront
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by Igelau 5y ago
It just looks like ••••••• to me.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> There definitely are stupid question that shows the person asking them was too lazy to think for a moment or at least google it. Even this is rare. If you're getting too many "now what? now what?" questions in a row when
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by Igelau 5y ago
I came to mine in college. I had been a somewhat casual Protestant. I was away from my church and tried actually reading the Bible. Yikes. Let's start at the Gospels instead. Also yikes. The funny thing is that religions are incredibly
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by Igelau 5y ago
It's more like sticking your head in a river. No updates: ignorance is bliss. Until you need to breathe -- then you die. All updates: maybe I can just drink the whole thing...
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by Igelau 5y ago
I'm in this camp. I ran into a recent situation where I could have used a drop-in security module if the project had updated the framework in the past decade. Instead we rolled our own, which is janky and took longer than it should hav
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by Igelau 5y ago
I'll bet you're using this dataset: https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/baby-names-from-social-secu... I downloaded it recently to dig for names that start with vowels. I wound up loading it in a SQLite database
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by Igelau 5y ago
> the elite SPECTRE > their agenda Hypnotize girls at a ski retreat to love livestock. Infect them with livestock diseases and release them. Crash the world economy. Try not to get thwarted by 007.
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by Igelau 5y ago
> racist barbarians I got a good chuckle out of the unintentional cognitive dissonance of this phrase.
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by Igelau 5y ago
Instead of the thinly veiled ad hominem of trying to paint the user as a troll by crying "bad faith! bad faith!" Why didn't you provide some killer examples instead? This omission is as frequent as it is telling.
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by Igelau 5y ago
It seems there's a noun missing. The article made it sound like the television itself was supplied by the state. I guess this made sense to everyone but me.
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by Igelau 5y ago
Everyone knows the org is called Apache because they Jump on it! Jump on it! and not because they're appropriating Native Americans.
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by Igelau 5y ago
You think? Who is doing do diversity and inclusion reviews? Do you think they're getting paid call center wages?

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