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by Pamar 5y ago
Here is the direct link to the Bibliothecula project (it might be just me but it was not so easy to find): https://github.com/epilys/bibliothecula#tooling
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by Pamar 5y ago
How does tipping works in those places?
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by Pamar 5y ago
At the start of the pandemic I git in touch with a group of people ("friends") who were living all over Europe and set up a role playing campaign using Discord. I did it for two reasons: I like RPGs, and to provide them with a cha
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by Pamar 5y ago
Well, my experiences match the OP's and it was definitely not very related to pandemic considering that people was not even trying to use Zoom or chat. And this includes people who had no job at the time so "I spend already 8 hou
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by Pamar 5y ago
I am Italian, and I don't care about the language part, but I am pretty sure that in a blind test with the Berlin Pizza vs a pizza prepared in Italy by a decent Pizza joint I would be able to discern which is which with a good degree o
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by Pamar 5y ago
Cooking also requires specific ingredients, and someone who knows what mozzarella is and how should taste would probably have less problems to source it (or find an "acceptable" local product) when preparing Pizza in Alaska or Tok
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by Pamar 5y ago
It's not much a matter of genetics: it's just that - just to give you two examples of things I have lots of experience with - when we are talking of "Pizza" and "Espresso" a person who grew up (and learned to p
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by Pamar 5y ago
Italian expat (who still visits Italy regularly and has some interest in Japanese culture) here: you are right in writing Japanese in quotes: most Japanese restaurants in Italy are actually owned/operated by Chinese families. The ave
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McKinsey: What executives are saying about the future of hybrid work(mckinsey.com)
2 points by Pamar 5y ago|0 comments
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Is MDPI a Predatory Publisher?(paolocrosetto.wordpress.com)
1 points by Pamar 5y ago|0 comments
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Germany aims to get self-driving cars on the roads in 2022(dw.com)
2 points by Pamar 5y ago|2 comments
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by Pamar 5y ago
Maybe I misunderstood your message. I tried to share a photo from my iPhone to a whatsapp chat and I could not find any way to remove location data. On the other hand, this article says that you can do that when you start from the photo al
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by Pamar 5y ago
OP here: couple of caveats - in order to download the pdf you have to fill in a form where all the following are mandatory: First Name, Family Name, Email, Preferred language, Industry. Also, the whitepaper is not exactly from an impartia
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How to use Chatbots in Purchasing [pdf](botfriends.de)
1 points by Pamar 5y ago|1 comments
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by Pamar 6y ago
Yes, a niche of a niche, but it exists. What about Keybase, though? This thread reminded me of its existence and I just renewed it on my iPhone...
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by Pamar 6y ago
I have two questions here: - what is the shortest time they keep you before firing you? 1 week? six weeks? 2 months...? - I suppose that the level of internal documentation must be stellar. Can someone comment on this?
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by Pamar 6y ago
I posted a new story about Marille: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26529212 which has better images on how the pasta looks like.
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by Pamar 6y ago
I posted a direct link to the designer's website(1) yesterday, as a comment to another article(2) about a new pasta shape having been designed to get better "sauce retention". My comment about Voiello Marille (whcih predates
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Marille: The Case of the Overengineered Pasta(simanaitissays.com)
20 points by Pamar 6y ago|3 comments
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by Pamar 6y ago
In a non-euclidean, vaguely Lovecraftesque way, you mean? I never actually ate this stuff, but I am sure it was not that type of catastrophe when it was released to the public.
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by Pamar 6y ago
Are you familiar with the works of Paul Watzlawick? Especially https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/89200.Pragmatics_of_Huma... ? I am asking because your first statement does not seem to adequately explain all the
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by Pamar 6y ago
In the end it was a commercial flop - albeit not critical: both Voiello and Giugiaro Design are still thriving in their respective fields. I know someone who was working for Giugiaro at the time and allegedly the design studio had piles of
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by Pamar 6y ago
Italian expat here. Probably not many know of Marille (it's been basically forgotten by Italians, too), the first example - the first that I know of, at least - of "pasta shape deliberately designed to hold more sauce". It
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by Pamar 6y ago
and in Soviet Russia Minix develops you...
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by Pamar 6y ago
Cool... any chance to see a "photo1x1.com" doing exactly the same for Instagram, maybe? (They favour square format creating a simikar problem for users).
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by Pamar 6y ago
I honestly doubt that "a DBMS" (especially from the Foxbase era) is really a good choice because formatting , even very basic markdown (titles, bold...) would require custom code or extensive postprocessing.
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by Pamar 6y ago
First reading for me and I have to agree: there are some very interesting ideas in the whole series, I am planning to share it with some friends and get their feedback.
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by Pamar 6y ago
I have a bit of experience with older verdions of DBase and Clipper and I find this extremely odd. Can you give us a bit more details? I am genuinely curious: maybe Foxpro had some fancy reporting capabilities that made it more feasible but
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by Pamar 6y ago
I am from Piedmont (Turin, actually). So the most traditional dishes for me would be Agnolotti and Bagna Cauda.
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How Gamaleya’s Vaccine Works(nytimes.com)
2 points by Pamar 6y ago|1 comments

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