Narretz

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by Narretz 3y ago
Dogs must have a very different base line. They don't think "ew mold", they think "aw yes, mold" because it's normal to them.
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by Narretz 3y ago
“This time should be the real deal. Just got news that the physics institute managed to produce the sample and replicate its magnetizing qualities, but yet to see Meissner effect. I think the problem right now is the superconducting materia
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by Narretz 3y ago
Twitter wasn't down. They added a temporary limit of how many tweets you can see. So for some it still worked as expected.
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by Narretz 3y ago
Absolute terrible communication by Twitter about this. Until I read this article, I assumed Twitter had just fucked up something royally.
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by Narretz 4y ago
If you grow up in a community of drug users, chances are high you'll become one yourself
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by Narretz 4y ago
Here's a flickr page by David Barsalou with Liechtenstein's works and their sources. Many of them are extremely blatant, way more than the examples in this article: https://www.flickr.com/photos/deconstructing
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by Narretz 4y ago
That's highly subjective. The distorted/incorrect perspective for example is a feature, not a shortcoming.
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by Narretz 4y ago
The latest stable version of ST4 was released in November 2022, and the latest dev build in March 2023. https://www.sublimetext.com/dev I assume that their target audience is inquisitive enough to find out about recent upda
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by Narretz 4y ago
Primates, especially our close relatives, can sweat, just not as much as humans. https://www.kamilarlab.org/single-post/2018/02/22/sweaty-pri... Sounds like humans' sweat capability is also scaled u
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by Narretz 4y ago
But the Tweet said GPT 4 is the first model to explain the joke correctly. So in some area there must have been an improvement, even if it's just access to existing information. Or it's just a fluke.
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by Narretz 4y ago
Well yes, ChatGPT is still not a search engine.
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by Narretz 4y ago
Well most people don't call it an anchor tag, they call it an a or link tag. I think the battle for clear naming is already lost. What would be a good alternative name for anchor positioning, though?
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by Narretz 4y ago
This should never crash the phone, though. Especially in a heavily sandboxed OS like iOS
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by Narretz 4y ago
It would be a brilliant move if you could actually watch the documentary on BBC from anywhere in the world, but it's restricted to UK only.
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by Narretz 4y ago
Shuzo Matsuoka rephrased this in one of his motivational speeches, and just like that it sounds less absolute: "'I want to feel alive!' Its easy. You cant think about the past. 'Why did I do that??' It'll just
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by Narretz 4y ago
That's not what I got from the article at all. I got that Bhuddism is vastly more complex than I've realized, and that there's good and bad parts about it, and the author himself gives pointers on teachings/directions th
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by Narretz 4y ago
Like the sibling comment says, while there are alternative flash players, they are either unmaintained (Shumway since 2016) or not feature complete yet (Ruffle). Since performance was stated as the main goal, a bespoke solution that only su
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by Narretz 4y ago
Thanks, yes I should have looked more thoroughly.
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by Narretz 4y ago
The new submissions are about Musk banning journalists that he claims to have doxxed him, i.e. shared links to the flight tracker for his jet. However, some journalists have already come out and said they never shared the link. So it does s
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by Narretz 4y ago
If what you are saying is true, then the whole mechanism of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humoral_immunity is not working. So the human body maintains a complete system that produces useless antibodies?
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by Narretz 4y ago
The second transplant is a stem cell (bone marrow) transplant, i.e. it replaces the cells that produce the t-cells. This is how leukemia therapy is normally finished after chemotherapy / radiation therapy kills the cancer cells.
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by Narretz 4y ago
What if the underlying mechanism causing Alzheimer's is responsible for the deterioration in sleep quality in the first place? If you put it simply like "bad sleep causes Alzheimer's" you make almost exactly the same mis
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by Narretz 4y ago
The about page from 27th November does have a notice that some images are composites: https://web.archive.org/web/20221127010417/https://kittiyapa...
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by Narretz 4y ago
The wayback machine has an entry from 26th November without the disclaimer notice: https://web.archive.org/web/20221126145641/https://kittiyapa... But the earliest entry for the contact page (27th Novem
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by Narretz 4y ago
This only suggests that quality control and warning system are working. The 2000 case is infamous because both didn't work and caused deaths and permanent injury.
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by Narretz 4y ago
The article is very in-depth and shows a long list of failures, well into the disaster response. But it was also 22 years ago.
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by Narretz 4y ago
Hi, I couldn't find this in the feature list, does Upbase have the ability to add private comments / subtasks to tasks / other entities? That's something I really like in project management tools when I want to track my
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by Narretz 4y ago
Not OP, but I have coil whine and crackle with the x1 Carbon Gen 9. So maybe they fixed it with the Gen 10, after ignoring every complaint on the forums about the Gen 9 of course.
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by Narretz 4y ago
What's noteworthy is that Kanzler Scholz basically told his ministers that all 3 plants will stay open and the ministers have to organize it. That's very unusual. The coalition was actually still arguing about this, so some people
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by Narretz 4y ago
We don't even know how the temperatures are going to be. It currently points to an average / mild winter, so I don't know where you are getting "a very cold" winter from if the weather base isn't even there yet

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