audiometry

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by audiometry 5y ago
3mn Indian souls would disagree
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by audiometry 5y ago
What is the font and its story?
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by audiometry 5y ago
Yeah, and they were implying Saudi Aramco was in trouble because they only place they could place debt was in the Islamic Finance market. (I felt this implied they get terrible price for their debt there, or there's very limited liquid
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by audiometry 5y ago
My struggle with standing is that I feel like I cannot think very hard/concentrated when I'm standing. Has that been a problem?
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by audiometry 5y ago
>Maybe that's why planks world records are set by people in their 60s and 70s. Is this true? Very interesting if it's because they're somehow advantaged for it.
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by audiometry 5y ago
stupid teams chat doesn't even have a 'reply with quote' but yeah, it's got lots of edgy emoticons and gifs.... stupid.
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by audiometry 5y ago
Randomly opened page of chinese cookbook from 1917. https://archive.org/details/chinesecookbook00chan/page/90/mo... It was a recipe for 'Raw Fish Party' (Yue Sang). [page 90] Sounded to me
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by audiometry 5y ago
Yeah and moreover, the fraction of money invested in regulated public markets that’s been stolen/defrauded must be minuscule compared to the degree of theft and fraud in cryptocurrency.
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by audiometry 5y ago
I remember way back in early 2000s another guy, I think named David Bell or David Belle. Nuts.
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by audiometry 5y ago
Why did USSR pursue Venus? Surely a far harder target for success than Mars. (At least given the nasty planetary conditions). Imagine how cool it would be to have worked on something that landed on Venus. Whew.
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by audiometry 5y ago
The asshole yelling is the one with the ego and vanity problem.
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by audiometry 5y ago
Hagiography.
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by audiometry 5y ago
The retro-computing stuff I see you guys doing on CuriousMarc's youtube channel blows my mind.
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by audiometry 5y ago
It couldn’t find my account, huh? Oh it’s case sensitive. I’d change that.
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by audiometry 5y ago
That’s sad, as when you find yourself iterating over rows in pandas you’re almost invariably doing some wrong or very very sub optimally.
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by audiometry 5y ago
The problem I’ve experienced with these expensive tires (compass, gran bois, etc) isn’t their durability against road debris. It’s that their “supple” sidewalls don’t hold up to the equatorial sun I suffer under. They degrade far faster th
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by audiometry 5y ago
There is no question that negative gamma can accelerate nasty moves (at least in commodities where I’m involved). Maybe what you mean is negative gamma that is given to people as a “trap” and then the exploiter pushes the market towards th
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by audiometry 5y ago
> there was a Fight-club-style "rule" How did this rule maintain itself when essentially no one supported or agreed with it? (except the two 'leaders') Why wouldn't people take advantage of opportunities to push
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by audiometry 5y ago
All your comments in this thread state absurd falsehoods. You are not “flogged for speeding.” My guess is your experience in Singapore is whatever other hysteric comments you’ve read in other threads.
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by audiometry 5y ago
When I take the mri, it feels like the roof is 6” from my face. Maybe they had a more novel coupling than boring old missionary. Or maybe they weren’t fully down the tube???
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by audiometry 5y ago
Oh yeah, the "mistakes were made" passive-voice non-apology apoplogy. zzzz
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by audiometry 5y ago
Sadly the article doesn't explain how we know vowels were pronounced differently back then. There was no voice recording obviously. Did they have some phonetic system that we can use to reproduce their pronunciation.
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by audiometry 5y ago
Sewing is on the spectrum of all the other making processes we like to do — metal, wood, etc. It’s just that measurement accuracy/tolerance is appalling compared to what we’d expect from working with wood or metal. Especially as you
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by audiometry 6y ago
Sounds like an opportunity to practice replacing that battery on a few old PS4s so you can offer the replacement service in the future.
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by audiometry 6y ago
What exchange is that even on then? It was worthless as in zero cents or zero-rounded cents
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by audiometry 6y ago
Since I wrote this comment, I have continued reading the book, and indeed, I really dislike the line-spacing. It itself is distracting somehow. Of course maybe I'm fixated on it now, since I complained about it... As far as the handdr
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by audiometry 6y ago
I just bought the pdf book. My first two immediate impressions: 1) The handdrawn illustration thing is cutesy and cloy. 2) I've no idea why the line spacing is so massive. The word density per page feels like half a normal book. Of co
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by audiometry 6y ago
Could someone get the raw records themselves, codify the release date logic, and generate their own predicted release date? If so, you could somewhat automate this, or at least allow incarcerated people to cross check their own situation by
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by audiometry 6y ago
Yes, this is my experience. Especially for things like investment accounts.
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by audiometry 6y ago
Being a us dual citizen has the disadvantage of continuing to owe income tax to the USA even while living in Europe. Also many international banks cringe at opening accounts with “us persons” because it exposes them to a lot of onerous req

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