Narretz

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by Narretz 6y ago
It's not true that they haven't succeeded. BioNTech has used mRNA vaccines to prime the immune system of cancer patients. The difference is that these vaccines are individually tuned to the genome of the patient. https:/&#x2
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by Narretz 6y ago
Reminds me of this voice command skecth I've watched recently (careful, loud): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n-GAd33jew Especially, since the problem wasn't the voice command in your case.
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by Narretz 6y ago
Where did she get the numbers of total deaths from? Does the US publish death rates during the year or only afterwards? For Europe, there's a pretty obvious excess death rate this year with two spikes: https://www.euromomo.e
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by Narretz 6y ago
I wonder why the user didn't get a better reason for their ban? These unclear explanations make it really difficult for users to follow-up on bans.
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by Narretz 6y ago
Have you used / considered kaniko before? If so, what are the advantages of Makisu?
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by Narretz 6y ago
But such plugins exist for Sublime, too. Especially since the Language Server Protocol has been implemented.
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by Narretz 6y ago
Everything but the macOS software update notice is gone now, since it's too old. And there are no historical pages. What's missing is also a section for MacOS apps not starting.
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by Narretz 6y ago
Isn't that just the Finnish name? The comic talks about the "true" English name.
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by Narretz 6y ago
There should really be a "succeeded (in spirit) by ..." for many of these.
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by Narretz 6y ago
I think the parent post is alluding to scenarios where Google uses their market position to stop loading websites based on other factors. i.e. a website that does or doesn't implement a certain API. It's a very dystopian view, tho
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by Narretz 6y ago
Service workers have been around for a while. As far as I know their capabilities are restricted to the domain that includes them. So the guardian website can only intercept network requests made from itself.
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by Narretz 6y ago
"How many fell for the scam is anyone's guess" Actually not, since the Bitcoin transactions are public, no?
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by Narretz 6y ago
30 minutes later and it still happens, just after "Elon" posted a normal message. Hopefully most users have caught on to the scam by now.
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by Narretz 6y ago
Good to see there is a market for tiny phones. That gives me hope there's a market for sub 5 inch screen phones as well. Or something not bigger as a Samsung Galaxy A3 2017.
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by Narretz 6y ago
This isn't the first time the Flow browser is brought up. It's good to see they are still developing it, but it looks like their stance on source availability is pretty rigid.
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by Narretz 6y ago
Didn't perceive it as rude, but don't understand what my ability has to do with my critique. The contrast in OP's dark mode stylesheet is trivially fixed by making the font lighter.
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by Narretz 6y ago
Why should't the default dark mode fulfill basic contrast requirements (in this case WCAG AA is absolutely possible)? It's not difficult to achieve, and the same problem would exist if the website was in "dark mode" by d
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by Narretz 6y ago
The name is imo impressively bad for a search engine, as the word "clicks" has become so strongly associated with clicking on an ad, or clicking in order to see an ad.
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by Narretz 7y ago
Github shows which repositories use request. 48k is the number of modules on npm.
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by Narretz 7y ago
The biggest issue for me is that github issues in the results don't have the issue title as title anymore but the name of the project. Makes it much harder to find an issue in all that noise.
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by Narretz 7y ago
Something like Mario Cart maybe? The concept of an easy to learn, yet still competitive racing game exist on most platforms.
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by Narretz 7y ago
Note that there's no risk with falling in a deeper state of sleep. This sleep is still good. The problem is only that waking up from a deeper sleep is harder and you will temporarily feel less awake than before the nap.
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by Narretz 7y ago
Shouldn't there be an elevator?
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by Narretz 7y ago
Glitch.io does live reload in a different tab
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by Narretz 7y ago
I think the proposal for scrollbar-width:thin is good enough for cases where you have a secondary scrollable area in your site or application. Styles beyond that will just become too confusing.
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by Narretz 7y ago
Calling the Friedrichstraße a popular shopping street is not really correct. It's pretty crowded by foot and car traffic because it's close to Checkpoint Charlie and not far from the Brandenburger Tor. But it's not very popul
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by Narretz 7y ago
What do you mean by unsafe?
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by Narretz 7y ago
It's definitely "learned" in a very specific context. For example, I learned all US states and their capitals for a Pub Quiz. That means cards with state/capital. Then at some point there was a quiz question called &quot
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by Narretz 7y ago
And people are actually using the train over the airplane:https. Eurowings doesn't fly from Berlin to Nürnberg because so many people go by train: http://m.focus.de/finanzen/news/unternehmen/nach-streichu
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by Narretz 7y ago
Did he fix without changing the system? The story of how the hospital chose the software would also be interesting. I guess the people who made the decision had close to no input from people that would actually use the system.

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