NL807

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by NL807 3y ago
You're being obtuse. First, macOS market share is closer to 20% in the desktop segment. Second, part of that market share consist of essential developers making products for the entire Apple ecosystem. I mean, what else are they gonna
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by NL807 3y ago
Fortunately macOS apps don't have to be installed through the Appstore system. There are third party stores.
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by NL807 3y ago
"Particles" as in a model of particle-like interaction. So the particles in question could be individual stars on a larger scale. Or asteroid sized clumps in solar system scale. In fact, much of the simulations for all these syste
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by NL807 3y ago
> In fact truly "alien" imagery is not easy to come by. It is an interesting observation and comes to show that matter follows the same rules everywhere when they interact with each other like particle systems. I think if we we
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by NL807 3y ago
Do your own comparison and see it for yourself. It has nothing to do with astroturfing. Google has become objectively bad at search. The results speak for itself.
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by NL807 3y ago
Perhaps that's ok, because it's about persistence of information, not where it lives. I suppose you could view this as longer some information lives somewhere (doesn't matter where) the higher ranking it gets. If that informa
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by NL807 3y ago
I'm rather shocked how the quality of their search results has tanked over the years. I used to be able to find decent academic content, or programming related topics quite consistently 5 years ago. Now I'm getting only a few vagu
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by NL807 3y ago
Think of it more like conforming to a certain communication standard, specific to the academic field. The language needs to be concise, precise, and correct use of terminology to avoid as much ambiguity as possible. Colloquial form of writi
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by NL807 3y ago
The UI is not terrible, but it feels very unpolished. The font line spacing seems off and too narrow, the toolbar and other UI components drift and shift when you switch tabs, the main window menu is in the wrong location, etc.
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by NL807 3y ago
Cheers!
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by NL807 3y ago
Got a good recipe to share?
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by NL807 3y ago
> Applications like Postman, Teams (and pretty much all of MSFT's applications these days), Chrome, and Insomnia should be case studies on how to not design user interfaces. They are about as bad as desktop software gets. Sadly Tund
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by NL807 3y ago
> According to a 2019 BuzzFeed survey that describes ghosting as a “crummy dating behavior,” 81% of respondents said they ghosted because “I wasn’t into them" Perhaps, but why should one have an obligation to keep in touch with some
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by NL807 3y ago
Thank you!
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by NL807 3y ago
Would you mind sharing a recipe? I'd love to learn how to make them.
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by NL807 3y ago
I would love to learn how to make this. Do you or anyone here know good recipes and the process?
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by NL807 3y ago
>sometimes I would get portions of other app windows inside the result I seen something similar, and i always assumed it was just texture buffers reusing freed memory that was not cleared.
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by NL807 3y ago
eDonkey and eMule was fire during those years.
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by NL807 3y ago
DROP DATABASE blah;
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by NL807 3y ago
Oh please, cats are perfectly fine indoors if they are raised that way. There are solutions, like building a catio, indoor platforms and so forth. You can even train them for walking on a leash in a park. If there is a will there is a way.
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by NL807 3y ago
It is an obtuse argument. Because they identify themselves in what I said earlier, got defensive about it, and then resorted to mental gymnastics in an attempt to absolve responsibility for the harm caused by their own pets.
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by NL807 3y ago
Whataboutism doesn't change the fact feral cats, or domestic cats going feral are significant pests in many parts of the world. My argument is about advocating responsible pet ownership of small predators that can easily stray and beco
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by NL807 3y ago
You are making an obtuse argument. You do realise pets are introduced species in many parts of the world, and actually end up being significant pests, right? Predatory pets like cats are especially destructive in most ecosystems, many small
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by NL807 3y ago
People reporting on missing cats and such. The solution is simple: keep the indoors. That is the responsible thing to do. Cats are highly destructive to native fauna, they can get injured, die, breed, pick up parasites, or catch communicabl
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by NL807 3y ago
I would be inclined interpret it like this: * Tomatometer ≫ Audience, there is artificial bias on the critics side, perhaps due to political reasons, or perhaps due social conforming by film critics within a clique, or reviews are being pai
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by NL807 3y ago
There is a "Filter Unknown Senders" feature. https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/iphone/iph203ab0be4/io...
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by NL807 3y ago
Data encapsulated in simple formats inevitably survive longer.
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by NL807 3y ago
It's related to the cherry picking fallacy. It's like saying, "everybody speaks French in parts of Europe", making it seem like that is the dominant language. While technically true that people speak French in Europe, th
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by NL807 3y ago
The chapter is from: Kenneth Compton, "Image Performance in CRT Displays", SPIE Tutorial Texts in Optical Engineering Vol. TT54
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by NL807 3y ago
But it's diamagnetism none the less. Which is the entire point of the argument against LK-99.

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