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by _nalply 5y ago
They were transported to the surface with eruptions ten to hundred millions of years ago. Google «Kimberlite».
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by _nalply 5y ago
I don't understand your question. GP proposed to filter out O2 by burning carbon. This will create a CO2-rich gas, perhaps at about 30% (depends of the density of CO2 compared to O2). GP didn't mean that we deplete oxygen in the a
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by _nalply 5y ago
No. I am not a clairvoyante but I think there will be possibilitites to compile to WASM. LLV IRM is a special case but transcompiling is not unimaginable.
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by _nalply 5y ago
I ordered a Framework laptop and hope that this the laptop that will stay for decades with me till I die. https://frame.work
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by _nalply 5y ago
> With cement production there's no potential method to eliminate the carbon dioxide. Please have a look at Limestone Calcined Clay Cement: https://lc3.ch/ This is only one of the cement alternatives I believe.
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by _nalply 5y ago
But perhaps it will be possible to filter out oxygen by a different process and let the remainder gas be filtered.
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by _nalply 5y ago
It's not so simple. The juicy stuff is on private trackers and you can get into one only when invited. So you have a catalog of crap and not much more.
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by _nalply 5y ago
> What did you have to unlearn and relearn? Twenty years ago I worked for 6 months in India as a consultant intern to Indian programmers. My experience is that Indian programmers are very gifted and clever but caught in everyday hustle.
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by _nalply 5y ago
I have an opinion which is not shared by many people here. When I express this opinion I usually lose a few points. I shrug and think to myself, these points aren't worth my ire.
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by _nalply 5y ago
I wonder which company they wrote about. First I thought that it might be Microsoft but Microsoft is not located in Silicon Valley. Which one is it? Edit: Is it Oracle? Or Sun?
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by _nalply 5y ago
How fast does your glider travel? And can this speed increased and by how much?
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by _nalply 5y ago
I agree partially with this. We will probably experience a surge of life expectancy. It depends whether humanity will find a way to keep living on earth and avoid the oligarchy, plutocracy and/or kleptocracy trap. However even if all t
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by _nalply 5y ago
It's very typical for Signed Languages to have multiple centers usually the schools for Deaf. Swiss German Sign Language for example has five centers for Bern, Basel, Zürich, Luzern and St. Gallen. People say today that Swiss German Si
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by _nalply 5y ago
Option #5 — The retired developer Developers can get jaded. If they are lucky and diligent, they might be able to retire early. After retirement they could continue programming in FOSS or private projects, if they love programming. This way
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by _nalply 5y ago
I think there was a small glacier when the lift was build 1982. So they didn't have a choice and suspended the mast. I suppose when the glacier melt away they lowered the mast. It's not the only skilift with suspended masts. I kno
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by _nalply 5y ago
But the rope can't get steeper at a mast. This works well when there are no sharply increasing slopes at the hill.
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by _nalply 5y ago
I am not so sure. Add a few sentences very related to the child's environment. Or a word or two might be accidentally related.
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by _nalply 5y ago
> [...] would want stuff mixed at a level that was just ear-bleeding I am Deaf. Whenever I start a Paw Patrol episode for my children I have to turn downward the sound. Even I can feel that someone cranked up the sound to 11. The table s
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by _nalply 5y ago
When in Paris, go to Jardin d'Acclimatation, somewhere near La Défense, métro 1 station Le Sablons and walking 5 minutes. The rides are a bit quaint and the park is a weird mixture of zoo, attractions and garden but the ambiance is gre
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by _nalply 5y ago
A similar rule is valid in Switzerland. People voted on it and the mountain cantons still keep grumbling but it's neccessary, I am afraid. A few years ago I went to Nendaz the autumn, a ski station in Valais. Chalets with closed shutte
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by _nalply 5y ago
For example by disallowing suspending the account more than once a year or completely. Another way, if someone is trying to cancel a second time (instead of suspending) they start security theater («Your behavior is suspicious, we need to m
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by _nalply 5y ago
Because Germans monumentally hate subtitles. I know that because I am Deaf and I would like to have subtitles even using German services, but they hate subtitles so much that they even won't have optional subtitles. Probably because so
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by _nalply 5y ago
Then the company would find someone who buys the content whenever they need it.
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by _nalply 5y ago
That's true. Perhaps increase tax such that even giant companies can't afford the copyright after one or two decades. Let's say start with 10% and increase by 2.5% every year. The twentieth year the copyright would cost 60% o
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by _nalply 5y ago
Wait till they make that loophole unpractical.
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by _nalply 5y ago
Does your team really think that WebStorm is for amateurs?
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by _nalply 5y ago
The idea is, you see something and ace-jump can jump to it. It's not a search function, so it is, as you said, limited to the currently visible text.
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by _nalply 5y ago
From that article: > In 1956, an illustrated book was created by I.G. Edmonds, an American military officer. Published by the Pacific Stars & Stripes, it was called Solomon in Kimono: Tales of Ooka, a Wise Judge of Old Yedo.[4] Edmon
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by _nalply 5y ago
Not really, it's more the bad execution that killed the goose. Only misers would object to a small fee for parking. It's the hassle of paying that keeps people away. Where I live all shopping centers in the town have the same fees
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by _nalply 5y ago
Thank you. Now I understand why Rust async is so complicated. It's about lifetimes. It's dangerous to write data asynchronously because... eh... that location might be already invalid. I know this is not about Rust. Forgive me tha

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