Nition

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   by Nition 5y ago

   I think this is a really good observation, and "bonded over" is a good term. At the extremes, people will even recommend the thing and disparage other options when they haven't tried either one themselves. They're just t
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   by Nition 5y ago

   I've been using Kagi for a little while. The customisation isn't really necessary - the defaults work fine - but it's quite nice to have when you want it. I've banned Pinterest from the search results.
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   by Nition 5y ago

   And funnily enough one of the first things you'll notice is that confident people have the same awkward faux pas interactions that would keep you awake at night all the time - maybe even more often, since they aren't so hyper-al
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   by Nition 5y ago

   I think the crucial thing here is, in this case if you don't do any of that, Mercedes will still take responsibility for a crash until the ten seconds is up. Therefore they need to be very confident in that ten second rule, and natural
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   by Nition 5y ago

   Honesty Act
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   by Nition 5y ago

   Well, they don't specify positive or negative memories. Maybe customers will get to remember the employees storming out, striking etc.
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   by Nition 5y ago

   Yeah, that's a range with cooktop though. There are no standalone Miele cooktops being sold with real knobs.
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   by Nition 5y ago

   Miele doesn't make any with real knobs anymore sadly. All the current models are touch controls only.
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   by Nition 5y ago

   Seems that it's not on GSMArena for some reason, so it doesn't appear in my linked search and I hadn't seen it. I'm a bit surprised as they usually have everything.
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    by Nition 5y ago

    That looks really neat and it's not on GSMArena for some reason, or else it would appear in my linked search. I kinda thought they had everything.
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Can I ask what phone that is? I admit I'm being a little unfair on "small", to suit my own preference. But you could fit a 5" edge-to-edge screen in original SE size (the iPhone 13 mini has a 5.4" screen), and it&#x
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    by Nition 5y ago

    The original iPhone SE (2016) is still the most powerful small smartphone ever made. Here's everything released since 2015 that's SE size or smaller: https://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?nYearMin=2015&nHeightM
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    by Nition 5y ago

    The question is in relation to Apple's claim that it's "the world’s most powerful and capable chip for a personal computer".
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    by Nition 5y ago

    This is maybe backed up by the fact that in other countries, McDonalds serves the same ice-cream from machines that seem to always be working. The "McDonalds ice-cream machine is always broken" meme seems to be a uniquely US pheno
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    by Nition 5y ago

    The article phrases it as "pay yourself just enough to not think about money."
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Read both if you can: On Reddit in particular, the comments often seem insightful if you read the comments first, but idiotic if you've read the article.
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    by Nition 5y ago

    I saw an attempt at a similar thing posted on Hacker News in the past. Rather than use many standard lightbulbs, he used one massive 30,000 lumen "corn cob" bulb: https://www.benkuhn.net/lux Discussed here: https
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    Loudspeaker Explorer(colab.research.google.com)

    4 points by Nition 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Nition 5y ago

    But using semi-believable generic courses would make that problem even worse!
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    by Nition 5y ago

    I had the 8GB iPhone 5C. The OS (iOS 10) actually took up nearly 4GB of that 8GB.
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    by Nition 5y ago

    The Alcatel One Touch Max DB[0] could receive SMS messages in upper and lowercase, but could only send in uppercase. I read through the whole manual at the time and there was nothing about it. Fond memories of always seeming like I was shou
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    by Nition 5y ago

    I know this doesn't change your point, but note that it's $400NZD -> ~$270USD.
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Or met-ah-mar-tay, which would be Maori for meta-death[0]. Which reminds me of the "Hello, death" Coke machines[1]. [0] https://maoridictionary.co.nz/search?&keywords=mate [1] https://twitter.com&#x2F
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Can we get a name for the Internet phenomenon where a post like this says "Nearly all [thing] is this way..." and then several replies are "aha, not true, what about [exception]?" If someone says "Most..." or &
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Hence " Nearly all of our glyph's can be written as is on a 7 segment display..." You have to admit, almost all of them can be. Including the numbers. There are a few exceptions of course.
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Thanks, yeah that makes complete sense. Plus I would imagine the more energy density you need, the heavier your enclosure has to be, always partially negating the benefit!
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Not quite the same, but got me thinking: Could we theoretically power and refuel car in the following way: - Take a cube of X elastic material and squish it really dense with a big machine. - Power the car via the pressure of the material t
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    by Nition 5y ago

    One day humanity will gain the ability to simulate these filaments as viewed from directly top-down and discover that the lines converge to spell out TEXT GALAXY PLEASE IGNORE.
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Yeah, super interesting post. In case we're going to get answers, I'd love one on this too: > In fact SimCopter even had some officially sanctioned cannibalistic behaviors I own Sim Copter (bought it in the 90s) and I certainly
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    by Nition 5y ago

    Maybe the latter plus they also want to have a ton of features, which gets hard to fit into a traditional button layout. But there's no reason an electric car has to be high tech either.