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by carlmr 3y ago
There was no evidence of wrongdoing on his part. Even if they had evidence that he stole something, a private militia shouldn't be called to enforce this, but a police investigation. Somebody at WotC should be held liable for this. Are
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by carlmr 3y ago
Bigger, harder, more sour, less sweet, less flavorful.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Exactly, discovered that one on Indonesia. Amazing taste. I'd surmise if you like lychee you probably will like this, too.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Isn't this also down to different types of Mango being grown in Brazil than in India? The small yellow Indian mangoes that are exported also taste very different from the exported big green-red Brazilian mangoes. So the export might ha
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by carlmr 3y ago
Number one is very true. My generation has so many children of divorced parents that I don't see these trust issues ever being fixed. I'm not sure if it's attributable to porn though. I think it's rather our individualis
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by carlmr 3y ago
I was wondering what non-flushing meant, and I found this, apparently the non -flushing vitamin B3 is just barely absorbed: http://www.dpic.org/article/professional/niacin-facts-flushi... .
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by carlmr 3y ago
IIRC for asparagus it's a common mutation to be able to smell it or not.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Which you can do with QT. It's a bit unwieldy, but it's performant and flexible.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Famous example: motorcyclists get less cancer.
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by carlmr 3y ago
At least in German law anything "surprising" in the ToS can't be enforced. This would definitely be surprising to most. So it couldn't legally be done with ToS.
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by carlmr 3y ago
F# has all of .NET available, too.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Norway and Germany aren't that different I'd say.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Assuming this was true, did most shootings also involve cigarettes? A lot of people smoked at that time, so I would presume there were a lot of smokers doing shootings. Sounds more like correlation to me than causation.
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by carlmr 3y ago
>Uptake for mypy type annotations alone has been pretty slow. Because they're annotations with bad checkers. They're mostly helpful as documentation. TypeScript checking is on a whole different level.
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by carlmr 3y ago
You software engineer can't be stressed, a police officer has a more stressful job. You police officer can't be stressed, an EMT has a more stressful job. You EMT can't be stressed, an ER doctor has a more stressful job. You
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by carlmr 3y ago
Let them eat cake!
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by carlmr 3y ago
Looking at US vacation times allowed for workers, you can't go away for the summer without working remotely.
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by carlmr 3y ago
>It's intelligence-like (artificial), but it isn't intelligence by the traditional measure. If it being artificial makes it intelligence like, isn't that putting the conclusion first?
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by carlmr 3y ago
>It's long, thus is good. It's also somewhat structured, which puts it at above average for writing tasks.
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by carlmr 3y ago
>Apparently, people are already using ChatGPT to compile custom diet plans for themselves, and they expect it to take into account the information they supply regarding their allergies etc. Evolution is still doing it's thing.
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by carlmr 3y ago
A DAW is near essential for making EDM. It's actually quite cheap compared to the instruments you need for other music styles. Sure you can make EDM with more limited means, but a DAW opens up basically everything.
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by carlmr 3y ago
Mandarin, Cantonese, etc. have per-syllable tones. English, German, French and probably many more, have per-partial-sentence tones.
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by carlmr 3y ago
>Most Mandarin words are disyllabic or longer, and 400×400 = 160k is enough combinations for a quite large vocabulary. While true, I'd bet that some combinations dominate because they sound better/are easier to pronounce. Also
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by carlmr 3y ago
Poison contaminated with poison.
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by carlmr 3y ago
I personally think it would be so cool to see the world evolve over thousands of years. Maybe we'd be nicer to each other if we lived that long, because we know our empire might be on top now, but likely not through our lifetime. But w
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by carlmr 3y ago
Death is the evolutionary proof that sometimes you need to shut down legacy systems because maintenance has become painful, the system has accumulated too many workarounds, and a rewrite is in order.
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by carlmr 3y ago
The EU is quite liberal in accepting countries to the anti-war club, but they need to adhere to some standards regarding human rights, trade, and democracy. If you crash your own party with some people that don't fit in, you will cause
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by carlmr 3y ago
Exactly. It's like a friend of mine who said he doesn't want to buy some car brand because they have so many recalls. I want to buy that car brand because it has so many recalls. Every system has bugs, and recalls means you'r
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by carlmr 3y ago
>the homely photo At first I wanted to alert you that homely means ugly, however then I googled the definition and found that it means ugly for AE and cozy and comfortable in BE, according to Oxford. Still maybe good to know that it has
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by carlmr 3y ago
I currently have a ~30 min commute by car and ~40 mins by train. I still pick the train because I can read stuff for 20 mins uninterrupted. I don't have to get worked up about traffic, someone merging without indicating, etc. But the s

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