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by almog 5y ago
Same here, and that line of thinking led to "Oh, that make perfect sense, Russia did threaten Sweden in case they joined NATO, glad to see that nation's leaders are doing something about it!".
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by almog 5y ago
I find it amusing that even though I find more "organic" results on reddit, reddit's own search isn't great IMO, so I find myself often googling site:reddit.com inurl:<subreddit> followed by the search query I&#x27
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by almog 5y ago
I guess it comes down to how we are used to process natural language, in which the noun comes before the verb.
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by almog 5y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20220204034347/https://www.bloomb...
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Zuckerberg tells staff to focus on video products(bloomberg.com)
3 points by almog 5y ago|1 comments
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by almog 5y ago
I've been thinking about converting my work desk to a Kotatsu in the winter based on an Arduino project I've found sometime ago. At the moment though I'm using an infrared incandescent bulb mounted just above my keyboard + a
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by almog 5y ago
By 'true replication', do you mean no replication lag or something else?
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by almog 5y ago
Their free tier is invite-only for now though.
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Meta’s Oculus Unit Faces FTC-Led Probe of Competition Practices(bloomberg.com)
1 points by almog 5y ago|0 comments
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by almog 5y ago
Same here. This is super helpful to know. I've tried to incorporate a Blackhole-Reaper workflow to apply an equalizer/compressor/limiter to video calls and have experienced odd behavior in both Firefox and Chrome which this m
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by almog 5y ago
Not sure about 1000 years but I've been following Dylan Iwakuni (Instagram and Youtube) in his process of relocating an entire Kominka (a traditional Japanese house) which will turn into a chairs-museum. The beams that make the structu
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by almog 5y ago
Two thousand years from now an article might read: No one is certain why tribes all across planet in the midst of a pandemic and the a looming extinction became so obsessed with computer hardware that seemed to have achieved no practical fu
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by almog 5y ago
I would guess that much like MDF, PLA wood's strength is determined by the binding agent. My understanding of this product is that it's basically sawdust + PLA, whereas a wood's strength is stemmed (sorry!!) from its grain.
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by almog 5y ago
What was the isolation level used when that incident occurred?
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by almog 5y ago
I've using a Kinesis Advantage for 10 years now. I got my Kinesis after switching to Dvorak, which maybe (maybe) improved my typing speed, but more importantly — I had to re-learn how to type, and get rid of all the quirks that come wi
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by almog 5y ago
And unsurprisingly, NBC News quoted a women working at a nearby Amazon facility confirming that they never had any tornado drills nor had they sheltered in place for any of the warnings they've had in the past: https://www.n
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by almog 5y ago
While I haven't read it, I listened to Will Larson's interview on SEDaily (before the show em... changed). It was quite interesting and it was in my reading list since then. The interview itself is here: https://softwar
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by almog 5y ago
Quite in the same spirit but for clothing: https://www.reddit.com/r/Visiblemending/
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by almog 5y ago
While I can really *relate and understand how a "alarm fatigue" can build up, especially when you have to choose between sleep and taking shelter. However, I'm guessing that since these workers were currently at work, at an
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by almog 5y ago
At least one of the people who died inside the facility was a 29 years old maintenance worker. I do not know how predictable tornadoes such as this are, but I won't be surprised if these deaths could have been prevented. Source: https
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by almog 5y ago
I think that another reason not mentioned here for missing on organic results, is that many such results have moved from forums to closed garden facebook groups (and of course facebook's own search is even worse, possibly to encourage
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by almog 5y ago
Having done just one of the three and suffering through Washington's winter conditions late in October, I'm full of awe when hearing about people who over the course of a Calendar Year Triple Crown had to hop back and forth from o
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by almog 5y ago
I'm assuming they use that term to say LSM Tree (log-structured merge-tree).
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by almog 5y ago
Unless you only contact Signal users who have verified and compiled the client themselves, you put the same kind of trust in Signal, which specify what data is logged (phone numbers are stored hashed for discovery by other users). The same
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by almog 5y ago
Either that or residents of Wyoming: https://sleepboutique.ca/alaskan-king-wyoming-king-beds-aka-... Alaskans will not ""sleep"" in beds smaller than 9' x 9' it seems.
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by almog 5y ago
Even if the push notifications themselves are encrypted, isn't there still the question of whether Apple store the (App x Notification x User/phone number) graph?
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by almog 5y ago
Not in India, but a good opportunity to share my experience interviewing for a Software Engineer role with a team in AWS that was part of a recent acquisition (CloudEndure): After the interview was scheduled, I had some questions but up to
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by almog 5y ago
> "If I were a Jew I would be concerned about my insatiable appetite for war and killing in defense of myself" This part near the end is the one I find really hard to interpret in a non antisemitic way because it bears the impl
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by almog 5y ago
They sit down, as is my understanding, yet from photos I found on google search, it seems like people bend their neck forward to adjust their head's height depending on the height of the camera. Your head height from the ground, even w
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by almog 5y ago
Just throwing a guess here about one factor that partitions photos based on sex might: height (I'm assuming males are generally taller). Looking at how a retinal photography machine looks like, I'd guess the height at which the ph

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