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by Luc 4y ago
I'm surprised he doesn't have parliamentary immunity/privilege.
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by Luc 5y ago
> high school Luckily we've seen enough US movies to know what that means, kind of :)
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by Luc 5y ago
I can't find any chess books by Lisitsky or Lissitsky. Did you perhaps mean Lipnitsky ("Questions of Modern Chess Theory - A Soviet Classic")? There's also Lisitsin/Lisitsyn ("First/Second Book of Chess St
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by Luc 5y ago
Esterovestizione = "The fictitious location abroad of the residence of a person who lives or works in Italy, in order to enjoy a more advantageous tax regime." Yes, that is fraud. But one can do it legally by not lying about ones
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Rippling and the Return of Ambition(luttig.substack.com)
3 points by Luc 5y ago|0 comments
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by Luc 5y ago
Surely not? Could you name a specific combination of those 3 factors that make it illegal?
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by Luc 5y ago
What do they do with the number?
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by Luc 5y ago
These are very simple computers. You could probably diagnose the problem with a multimeter and a logic probe (or oscilloscope). You'd check the supply voltages, then check the clock on the CPU, check the reset pin etc. But very often t
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by Luc 5y ago
This https://twitter.com/igorsushko/status/1500301354358636546 suggests that prison = Russia, meteorite = sanctions.
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by Luc 5y ago
I don't think so, nobody's (yet) "attacking prisons with meteorites". "And later out of nowhere they really do drop a meteor and wait for everything to be according to your analysis" But perhaps it's a met
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by Luc 5y ago
'Meteorites' is a mis-translation for artillery or missiles I assume.
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by Luc 5y ago
"Of course, the microscope doesn’t have to be made out of LEGO — it’s possible to 3D print all the components or mill them. But those approaches take a lot more time, and it would be tricky for people to do it at home. Another advantag
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by Luc 5y ago
January 19, 2017.
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by Luc 5y ago
Oh, right you are, didn't spot the obvious one! Apologies.
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by Luc 5y ago
I'm not a grammarian but "your" sure seems less wrong than "you're" in that sentence. "I was going to sympathise with you are having to put up with [stuff]" - doesn't work.
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by Luc 5y ago
Nice, but in some shots adding back in a sensible amount of camera shake would make it look more real and exciting, I feel. See also - action movies, games.
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by Luc 5y ago
A couple more good ones: https://twitter.com/CRTpixels/status/1461432490636234756 https://twitter.com/CRTpixels/status/1484553881329745925 Sharp pixels are fine for modern pixel art, but
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by Luc 5y ago
The end result is that the fact that you visited this website is passed to Google, and this can then be used for advertising purposes.
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by Luc 5y ago
Cultured meat will become widely available soon. I have high hopes.
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by Luc 5y ago
The ancient tool series is another list of his: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZioPDnFPNsGnUXuZScwn...
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by Luc 5y ago
> the honey must contain no pesticides and if you keep bees around the property of other people they will ingest pesticides from flowers on those property, since pesticides are so commonly used. I think this is a very common misunderstan
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by Luc 5y ago
Lots about radar and jamming in "Most Secret War" by R.V. Jones. Also fun to read for its description of all the petty infighting that went on.
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by Luc 5y ago
Some might call it trolling…
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by Luc 5y ago
One wonders how much better those charts would have looked with a rational investment into a climate-neutral, self-reliant form of electricity production, i.e. dozens of new nuclear reactors. I think the merit of this idea will become clear
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by Luc 5y ago
I am having a learning experience right here about reading the meandering thoughts of throwaway accounts.
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by Luc 5y ago
The mininum is 501 though :)
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Did a Pulitzer-Winning Journalist Deceive Hundreds of Musicians?(pitchfork.com)
2 points by Luc 5y ago|1 comments
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by Luc 5y ago
Very interesting, thank you for that.
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by Luc 5y ago
Have you found that a combination of the right theme and glasses makes reading from the screen for hours comfortable? I have read about that research but I don't think we can conclude from it that dark backgrounds are a fad. They have
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by Luc 5y ago
It sounds like glasses (or lenses) would help you. Glasses can fix astigmatism! I can understand though that someone might not want to bother with glasses if the problem is easily fixed by using a light theme.

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