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NL807
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>If you can add a feature and it adds just 50ms to a 300ms pageload - it's unlikely anyone is going to block its release on performance grounds. And once the feature is released, there's no removing it. Unfortunately this is ha
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In all honesty, I find 3D buildings such a gimmick anyway. I'd rather see a flat map with less clutter.
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I don't think users should be mollycoddled either, because that would be patronising more advanced users. It's just a matter of not making them sound too terse and abrasive. Better still, have a failure condition that is symbolic
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3y ago
How effective is AdGuard against YouTube ads? Pi-Hole doesn't work as its filtering is at the DNS level, I suspect AdGuard has the same issues?
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I have a few theories, these are my own speculations, so I could be wrong. I speculate that the flies rely on a phenomenon called "optic flow" for navigating around obstacles. Basically the rate of feature movement perceived on ea
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3y ago
there are small versions of this that would be too tight for cats
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I used to invent gibberish languages and writing as a kid.
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Or when they find dicks, drawn, sculpted, or otherwise: >it must be a fertility symbol The ancients didn't do dick jokes/humour apparently.
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3y ago
Unrelated: are you a programmer by any chance?
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>Blue/Green: running properly this would be redundant as you'd know that the device is running in most cases
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I personally know someone working at BOM. His endless ranting about how the place is run is hilarious.
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>Average Joe with AI tools doesn't stand a chance to a photographer with whatever tools. Yet. What matters in the end is whether the photo is aesthetically pleasing to the viewer, or has some meaning to them. If AI tools becomes hyp
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news.com.au is a trash murdoch site, and should not be taken seriously
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*taps nose with rolled up newspaper* stop it!
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I can see it as well. I think it's due to spectra from the bulb spreads into the visible portion, with peak emission at UV-A.
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I can also see black light as deep purple, but I never had eye surgery. I think this due to the fact that spectra of UV lights spread into the visible range as well, but the peak emission is at UV-A.
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It's a bad idea in general, because a healthy sustainable soil is more than just available nutrients. Good soils also have micro-organisms that break down organic matter which also releases more nutrients, introduces air into soil, som
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Ah yea, good point!
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But wouldn't Turning completeness allow you to construct any computations, including the ones that will finish operations in specific limited steps?
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Hats off to the backup guys.
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> VeriSign had sued ICANN, accusing the regulatory group that oversees the Internet's technical infrastructure of overstepping its contractual authority and dragging its feet on allowing VeriSign to offer new services such as a wait
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I think it's some kind of multiple client, single server setup. The windows are the individual clients, which pass screen geometry info to the server. The server then serves content to clients with different layout that makes content a
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Yeah, find these highly dubious. A heart transplant is quite a traumatic event, both physically and emotionally, who knows what side effects the patients were experiencing after the procedure.
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Funny you should say that, as another user on here has the opposite problem: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38357133
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Kinda scary how many times I flew with those in 80s.
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The material is apparently hydrophilic, so it can absorb a lot of water. That means things like algae and gunk will fill the material, rendering it less effective.
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I'm assuming they have a sizeable Polish workers residing there.
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In a manner of speaking, yes. You choose which experience to forget.
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3y ago
What if you can reset some of your experiences?
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