anamexis

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541.
by anamexis 3y ago
It passes WCAG contrast guidelines just fine. It has a contrast ratio of 7.84, and the WCAG AAA standard requires 7.0. I find it very readable.
542.
by anamexis 3y ago
The disk space requirement is to build it yourself from scratch.
543.
by anamexis 3y ago
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/config/latest/developerguide/que...
544.
by anamexis 3y ago
It seems like the hours per week is irrelevant -- the point being made is that the hourly wage is below the minimum hourly wage.
545.
by anamexis 3y ago
GitHub's own status page does that, too: https://www.githubstatus.com/
546.
by anamexis 3y ago
Similarly, every time you step onto a road, you're stepping on a contiguous strip of pavement that spans the entire continent
547.
by anamexis 3y ago
They definitely sued Barnes & Noble for it - https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/news/amazoncom-and-bar...
548.
by anamexis 3y ago
There's no specific claim being made here. It's just that assuming a lithium mining company (which, as an industry, has a terrible human rights record) would not commit human rights violation because it is a multinational company
549.
by anamexis 3y ago
Why would that be a reasonable assumption?
550.
by anamexis 4y ago
You still have to look to find where to press. With real buttons, you can find the right button purely with tactile feedback, as well.
551.
by anamexis 4y ago
AWS as in Amazon Web Services? And if so, can you be more specific?
552.
by anamexis 4y ago
You're not fully describing the Monty Hall problem - as you've described it, the answer is indeed 50%. In the Monty Hall problem: 1. You pick one of three doors. 2. The host opens one of the two doors you didn't pick to revea
553.
by anamexis 4y ago
What's the difference? Aren't bit flips also just spurious electrons being produced by the cosmic rays' ionization trail?
554.
by anamexis 4y ago
Wouldn't wisdom be a more apt cognate?
555.
by anamexis 4y ago
Old English, actually, as the very succinct OP explains
556.
by anamexis 4y ago
It seems to work for me, what issue are you seeing? https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?target=6#code/C4TwDgpgBA...
557.
by anamexis 4y ago
type ValueOrArray<T> = T | Array<ValueOrArray<T>>; type FlatMap<In, Out> = (array: Array<In>, fn: (el: In) => ValueOrArray<Out>) => Array<Out>;
558.
by anamexis 4y ago
It's hard to overstate how "out of action" she is. She hasn't been out of bed in months except to go to the hospital, and can barely speak.
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by anamexis 4y ago
There is no singular definition of continent. In some uses, the Americas are a singular continent. (One odd example is the five Olympic rings, which represent the "five inhabited continents": Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia, and t
560.
by anamexis 4y ago
[ who? ]
561.
by anamexis 4y ago
This is the case anyways with the user’s IP.
562.
by anamexis 4y ago
Ugh, I've also got an Outback (2019) with a regularly dying battery. Let me know if you ever find any leads on the root cause.
563.
by anamexis 4y ago
This type with a brass or copper scrubber work great: https://www.amazon.com/Soldering-Cleaner-599B-Water-free-Hak...
564.
by anamexis 4y ago
Only if there can only be one simultaneous split.
565.
by anamexis 4y ago
Looks like the app download is broken. I get taken to a page at install.appcenter.ms that says "Our services aren't available right now"
566.
by anamexis 4y ago
I don't see why it would. It doesn't change the incentives.
567.
by anamexis 4y ago
It can be a source of bugs if the tz is explicit, as well. Consider storing people's birthdates. If you accidentally store it as UTC and use some implicit tz handling, suddenly you've got off-by-one birthdates. More succinctly, da
568.
by anamexis 4y ago
It seems like an odd place in Prusa's own product line-up. I have a Prusa MINI+, which for $450 gets you a great printer. The print volume on the MK3 and now MK4 is just not that much better - 180x180x180 for the MINI, 250x210x220 for
569.
by anamexis 4y ago
I love the aesthetic as well. I’m curious, how readable is this to a native Arabic reader? Is it easy to read fluently or does it take some processing?
570.
by anamexis 4y ago
It absolutely is a screwed-up interaction that everyone would be better off without, but it's one we have to acknowledge while it is still the norm.

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