RheingoldRiver

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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
they're supposed to be for makeup and other things you need to apply without getting any on yourself
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
who said we didn't? we just haven't observed them yet (this is a bad relativity joke)
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
type `agent` repeatedly into the chatbot and it will let you request a callback
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
A lot of people sell through instagram and facebook groups. I've bought a bunch of art (blown glass, embroidery mostly) through IG
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
Wait is he actually criticizing it in this song? I always thought that he was mocking people who didn't understand borrowing by sounding disbelieving about it, when it's in fact obvious how & why it works
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
> the Chinese guqin actually reminds me quite a bit of the sitar!
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
Location: Chicago Remote: Preferred, willing to travel as needed Willing to relocate: for the right offer Technologies: MediaWiki, Python, Lua, React, TypeScript, CSS Website/blog: https://river.me/ I am looking for de
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
> It took generic $5 inhalers off the market and replaced them with $95 inhalers. OOTL, what is stopping companies from making generics of the older version & patients just not using the new version?
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
> A girl misidentifies a rapist, and in doing so shatters three lives, including her own ( Atonement). That's not what happens, is it? I thought she falsely accuses her sister's boyfriend/lover as being a rapist for
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
> I don't get why the screens sometimes swap around. Windows had this problem for AGES if you had 1 or more DisplayPort monitors connected, and I think it was in 2020 that they finally fixed it. I used to use this utility [0] to rem
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
probably a couple times a week or so?
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
There is no destination; there is only the voyage. There was no beginning; there is only the voyage. In life, we voyage together, and in death we shall voyage alone. Now, then, and forever voyaging.
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
I mean it depends how much you read. If you read 1 book a month, sure. If you read 4 books a week and it's mostly relatively popular genre fiction, you can't just wait to get through the waitlists, you have to pre-plan your readin
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
To put a concrete number on "tons" - when I was a kid we'd frequently check out 300 books at a time, and the reason the number was 300 was that library cards had a limit of 100 each, and my mom, my dad, and I each had our own
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
there are a lot of apps yea, should've specified I wanna solve in my browser. I like doing gigantic puzzles (like at least 30x50) and seeing the whole board at once
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
didn't copy that to amazon, should've really put it between ` ` even though the formatting wouldn't have applied here
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
You have a typo that will make an amazon search fail on copy paste, corrected version is "Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach" kinda amazing to me that amazon cannot fix this but it returns 0 results (at least for me)
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
Bridges (aka "Hashi") is one of my all-time favorite logic puzzles. I recently discovered Galaxies, and I enjoy this one a lot too; I also like Slitherlink (called "Loopy" here) a lot. However this site is missing two th
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
> Asking a friend whose initials are A and B about this, it's not something they ever noticed. Kinda surprised, my last name starts with C and I was hyper-aware of this and how random it was probably all the way from kindergarten.
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
In a somewhat reverse scenario, when I was in 4th grade (9 years old), I knew 100% that I was getting nearsighted, and I absolutely did NOT want glasses. Fortunately (debatable) we got to pick our seats so I always picked a seat in the very
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
I read a book called Recoding Gender: Women's Changing Participation in Computing, thought it was very good
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
Oh, that's what that is? Holy shit that's annoying
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by RheingoldRiver 2y ago
I don't agree with paying for kidney donations, but I think we should pay people to be organ donors via some tax deduction if you've been registered as a donor for the past 2 years (so you can't like, register then file taxes
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by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
If you are primarily trying to provide quality content for a few long-time viewers, you could try a discord stage channel. It'll destroy your discoverability, but for people who are already there, it's probably the best streaming
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by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
My dentist wanted me to get one to use as a retainer to stop my bottom middle teeth from sliding or something. I never once fell asleep with it in and after about two weeks of trying (and each night giving up after a few hours) I put it in
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by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
I read the title and was like, "what??? you can't do that!" - much to my long-time dismay as my hobby for many years was folding icosahedra out of Sonobe units. [0] I spent much of middle school making these out of post-it no
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by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
Okay, yours and the other the comments here convinced me to figure something out, and I've made arrangements. If all goes well I will see the eclipse on Monday. Thanks for your encouragement!
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by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
Developing Quality Technical Information - https://www.amazon.com/Developing-Quality-Technical-Informat... My review + some notes - https://river.me/blog/book-review-quality-technical-informat... (it&#
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by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
This is a fantastic list of like, "suggestions to writers by editors" but I don't think it's a great list of "how to edit." The single most important thing when editing (imo) is "how can I preserve the aut
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by RheingoldRiver 3y ago
Oh god I didn't even think of that. But surely that would be in the opposite direction from me?

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