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by bibelo 3y ago
depravity or deprivation though? (last line of article) depravity: moral corruption; wickedness deprivation: an absence or too little of something important Sleep depravity would be a sleep that is morally corrupt. How does that look like?
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by bibelo 3y ago
I like the idea that the laws of physics allow us to draw conclusions with certainty, despite what our eyes observe: we are sure it's no perpetual device, since science says it's impossible. Exactly with the Sun: our eyes observe
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by bibelo 3y ago
aw damn creepy drawings
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by bibelo 3y ago
https://www.jw.org/en/library/books/Mankinds-Search-for-God/
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by bibelo 4y ago
I must have listened to this piece like 2000 times
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Ask HN: How can Linux Sysadmins prepare to IA?
2 points by bibelo 4y ago|0 comments
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by bibelo 4y ago
"Stop generating: Based on your feedback, we've added the ability to stop generating ChatGPT's response" No button, ESC key does not work
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by bibelo 4y ago
Think about security on your home network. If your publicly accessible webserver gets compromised, it can be used to reach your personal computers at home. Or the other way round, which IMO would not be so serious (ie your already compromis
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The plague of emoji insertion in French docs(bibelo.info)
185 points by bibelo 4y ago|203 comments
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by bibelo 4y ago
I had a 2-in-1 XPS13 a few years ago and it was total nightmare. I had a long list of 16 problems (OS / hardware), so much so that Dell refunded me after 1 year. The main problem was it was absolute crap in terms of CPU perfs. Totally
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by bibelo 4y ago
No, I'm saying recycling gives a false sense of security, when in reality it's a very very imperfect system with flaws people are not aware of Nothing should be sent to trash When creating a new thing, vendors should make an end-o
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by bibelo 4y ago
Fairphone all the way I'm french and I was reassured of my choice to buy a fairphone when I saw its indice de réparabilité is 9.3/10
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by bibelo 4y ago
Recycling is a big lie, and I don't understand why we still validate this concept. Most things can be recycled only once (paper and glass being the exception), and eventually they go to trash. Also, the resources used to recycle are im
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by bibelo 4y ago
When I talk to people about everlasting life, they say it would be so boring and we'd have nothing to do I'm 43 and I've done 0,01% of the things I know, so imagine the things I've never heard of. There's so many th
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by bibelo 4y ago
Why with a 400 year-old translation though?
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by bibelo 4y ago
best advice
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by bibelo 5y ago
Does anyone have this problem with VMware Workstation Player in Gnome/Wayland, where the VM keyobard shortcut are captured by the host? Like ALT-TAB inside a Windows VM actually does ALT-TAB in the Gnome destkop? Had to switch to Gnome
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by bibelo 5y ago
Show me what you got
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by bibelo 6y ago
I was barely awake, and saw the popup this morning (I'm in EU) and with my sticky eyes, I couldn't see how I could send a message without accepting the popup So does anyone know if there's a way to revert the agreement?
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by bibelo 6y ago
Who reads f * * * instead of f*?
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by bibelo 6y ago
Thank you. Your answer and your link (especially the paragraph about sets) help me a lot
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by bibelo 6y ago
Anki is just terrible, even to the point of losing data in my case.
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by bibelo 6y ago
Thanks for the article, I've read though. I've been using Anki quite successfully to learn things about wines in french, especially about the wine domains in Bordeaux and Bourgogne. It's easy to create, as a flash card. One s
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by bibelo 6y ago
Anyone noticed his way of speaking? Journalist type, without point at the end of their sentence, but commas. We have the same phenomenon in France: https://www.koreus.com/video/journaliste-voix-off.html
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by bibelo 6y ago
man you need to TL;DR, maybe some paragraphs that's absolutely unreadable
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by bibelo 6y ago
why?
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by bibelo 6y ago
It says in the article that 35 000 compounds were found, out of which were 50 biotic ones. But unless I misread, it does not say how many tries were made by the machine to find these 50 biotic ones. Was it 100 000? 1 million? 1 billion? The
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by bibelo 6y ago
It looks random, but it's not. Were you to look at a car building company, you'd find some elements act randomly, when their actions are totally determined. The insides of the simplest cell are far more complicated than any produc
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by bibelo 6y ago
Thank you! In my bookmarks
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by bibelo 6y ago
Thank you Sir

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