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by carlmr 3y ago
How do you store it? Do you have a bread box?
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by carlmr 3y ago
+1 for freezing. Additionally if you want less planning around when to thaw, I slice my bread before freezing, and then put it in the toaster to reheat it, with a bit of added crisp.
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by carlmr 3y ago
The food industry is really trying hard to kill Americans. Sugar everywhere, and all kinds of additives and processing everywhere else.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Babies believe this.
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by carlmr 3y ago
It's moronic because it's motivated reasoning.
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by carlmr 3y ago
You can't see freedom, it's more of a heavy feeling in your lungs.
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by carlmr 3y ago
For me it never worked. I don't understand people's fascination with YouTube, because the recommendations have never hooked me. Instagram is much better at finding shorts, but I would prefer long form content like on YouTube, bu
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by carlmr 3y ago
Not just spare capacity for emergencies. Think about how many times an engineer came up with a good idea how to make some part of the process smoother, faster, less error-prone. It's usually in some phase of the project where there&#x2
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by carlmr 3y ago
>Prioritize work correctly and make sure everybody focuses on only the top priorities. It doesn't matter if you are using scrum, kanban, or waterfall. IME it does matter. Kanban is really about focusing on priority and throughput wi
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by carlmr 3y ago
I think we need some regulation there. Cancellation should be at most as many clicks as signing up, in the same app or website, the buttons have to be the same color, size and placement as sign up buttons.
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by carlmr 3y ago
I don't know if there's a direct risk, but the amount of masks I found in waterways and thrown into the gutters is definitely not sustainable. If there's a direct risk it's just strictly worse. I would assume the direct
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by carlmr 3y ago
Masks are plastic fibers, too, more pollution will not solve this issue.
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by carlmr 3y ago
You can cancel by email now, which is fairly easy, but has to happen at least 6 weeks before renewal. Also you can get the Probe BahnCard for 17,99€ for 3 months (i.e. cancel it after at most 6 weeks).
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by carlmr 3y ago
I wasn't sure if this was a joke about overlicensing of everything in Germany, but alas no.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Driving through Finland you really need cruise control. The long empty boringly-straight roads are kind of psychological traps, inviting you to drive faster.
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by carlmr 3y ago
>Further, if there was a simple chemical way to accelerate actual brain processing thousands of times, you don't think evolution would've built it into our brains? Not OP, but I'd counter that evolution is doing an imperfe
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by carlmr 3y ago
>Some tribes use psychedelics for hunting OP saying slow doesn't mean that it's actually slower. If you process more information time _appears_ more slowly, but you're processing more, i.e. faster. In hunting it might be g
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by carlmr 3y ago
>Then outsourcing came along, Indian developers started eating my breakfast, and pay for UK developers nosedived. I don't know many companies that fared well with this. Pay nosedived everywhere and a few years later when the compani
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by carlmr 3y ago
Social engineering counts as hacking, even if it doesn't require much specialized technical finesse.
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by carlmr 3y ago
>My coworker can also walk in and look at my monitors. I don't know, to me that seems like a selling point to not have people peer over your shoulder. Also if I'm out in public maybe privacy for working is helpful, too. For a f
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by carlmr 3y ago
Carbon as in carbon-footprint is CO2. But only because public discourse is very imprecise. If you want to be scientific CO2 contains carbon, but isn't carbon. In this article it doesn't seem to talk about carbon as CO2.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Teen in mice would be quite old
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by carlmr 3y ago
My thinking was also, never has a deprecation warning I added caused immediate attention to it. If people actually read warnings like this we'd have much fewer issues with API upgrades.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Yes, but there's usually a lot of magic thinking involved about technology that supposedly got lost, but in actuality nobody had at that time.
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by carlmr 3y ago
He said represent in public a few times and people thought he's a public representative!
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by carlmr 3y ago
Why did they send you home if you were so close to childbirth?
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by carlmr 3y ago
>When it’s capabilities are no longer a proper subset of an average competent human’s? Interesting, I'd say that it's definitely already the case with the current iterations. The average human can't write as well as ChatGP
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by carlmr 3y ago
>This article is misleading, they're not "zero days" when they were discovered 2 years ago. I thought lack of publication made them 0-days. If it's published it's not a 0-day anymore?
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by carlmr 3y ago
Make it relative? Make the cost of renewal about 10% of initial 5-year revenue from the title. If you're still selling it a lot and you intend to continue, this should be easy to pay. If not, it's quite expensive.
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by carlmr 3y ago
It was, but it was hard to resist commenting on the self-referential nature of it that Rust often has problems with.

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