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by _nalply 4y ago
> A kid who doesn't sped 4-6 hours a day on a phone ... Amen. You need to compromise. What I do: - No TV at all (except on holidays then they can watch as long as they want), without TV it is easier - When coming home we all, parent
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It seems that you write well. Perhaps you could do technology writing? Another idea: try to find a grant for an Open Source project to document it. For a large project like Rust find something not well documented. In my experience and of th
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Why does offering payment reduce crime? In my jurisdiction it is enough if it is evident that you intent to steal something. Theft can only be prosecuted if there is intent. Usually if they suspect someone shoplifting they wait and spring t
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Prohibiting something doesn't prevent it but just makes it more ugly. I am sure had she gotten help she wouldn't have aborted this late. She would have gotten an earlier abortion or support for her pregnancy. My personal experienc
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Care to explain more? Especially what do you think China's idea is? And also how that idea relates to, in your words but abbreviated, «choosing between a network and democracy». Thank you.
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As a Buddhist I find it respectful. Giving someone who you don't know the last rites anyway. Especially if it is not even the same species as you.
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Yeah, it is hard to overcome our antropomorphic bias. We all know Disney animal toons who behave like humans and we don't have a problem identifying ourselves with the animal hero. So we will bias to maintain something having "tho
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by _nalply 4y ago
Huh? They are popular here. There's a high mountain pass with a glacier being in the way, the Lötschenpass. There's only a hiking path over it. A few kilometers to the west, there's another high mountain pass, the Gemmipass t
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I was thinking about chaotic Italian road crossings. Or, to give another example, l'Arc de Triomphe in Paris. People tend to communicate with their cars where they want to drive and I understand that foreigners find this aggressive. I
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Only works for Synaptic and overall not a great thing to do (see link for details).
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Yes but we can only speculate what happened. My speculation: most of the power went through the light and only a part of it shocked the OP.
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Thanks, then Galway it is. Kerry and West Cork, too. Are the Skellig islands worth it?
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It's marketing, a loss leader, etc. The waitlist makes people curious, and gives them the feeling of scarcity and a fear of missing out. No need to scale so they don't.
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Being off-topic: I plan to travel to Ireland the spring (from Switzerland). Do you have suggestions?
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Hah. Probably practice is needed, but your holidays are too short for that.
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Drive confidently but attentively and you fit in beautifully. Source: tried it myself.
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To prove something for all n you need to do mathematical induction: First prove that something is true for some n , usually n = 1. Then prove that if it's true for n it's for n + 1, too. Boom. It's true for all n .
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by _nalply 4y ago
I got a Philips AC2889/10 air purifier because we relocated and I wanted to make sure to reduce mold spores. I discovered as a side effect that it really helps reducing dust as well.
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Human brains helped humans survive for a long time. An AI that survives that long surely has to be great. Probably you meant that human brains are not made for the world of today.
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And I wondered whether he had a brain dump on an external hard disk before he died.
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I agree with the term "anarchy" as long as other people don't take my human rights away.
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What do you expect from FOSS "suppliers"?
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> We won't tell you why we ban you. > We might not even tell you that you are banned. > Of course we don't tell you how we found out. This violates the human right of informational self-determination. In
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Another problem are open captions, especially if the video is multi-lingual, say both French and English and English open captions appear when there is French dialogue. Youtube automatic closed captions tries to caption the French talk and
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About two decades ago I fell for an antigravity theory based on electrodynamics. The distance law is same for gravitic and electric fields (force is proportional to inverse distance squared). I found it an intriguing idea if gravity is some
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Would an automatically translated article helpful here, provided the translation is okayish?
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Somewhere I already read about that. It's a fad. A youtuber shows Tourette's symptoms and people copy them. Perhaps it's like stimming. And you can't stop fads and stimming. We see that some people are annoyed. (shrugs)
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You misunderstood me. I was writing about demographics.
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This problem is even older, but was not as prevalent as now. Early 1990 I experimented with Mosaic, and I experienced it the first time: I wanted to click on something but in the few hundreds of milliseconds between my decision to click and
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I wonder why Apple didn't give out a coupon for an optional charger that could be sent in for a cash-back. Maybe because that would enrage the Brazilian Ministery of Justice?

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