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carlob
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carlob
10y ago
There was also a third camp at the time: Jesuits. Apparently Galileo met with Jesuit astronomers at the Vatican Observatory, and they suggested he might save both scientific evidence and theological correctness by adopting the Tychonic syst
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10y ago
Same on Safari OSX. How hard is it to make a form without a ton of needless crap?
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10y ago
Sometimes you aren't even consciously aware until after the fact, it feels like a direct ear-fingers connection without consciousness mediating it.
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10y ago
Self driving company
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10y ago
Wow I didn't know anything about Piero Scaruffi apart from his music reviews. I also always assumed he lived in Italy. Take a tour of his website it's really impressive!
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10y ago
It's funny you should mention translations as different: when Umberto Eco translated Queneau's Exercises in Style he had to rewrite more than a few. Many would consider all translations of that book as rewritings, new exercises. S
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carlob
10y ago
And is called Guido! In this day and age, I feel lucky to be a blondish Italian.
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10y ago
> Just as a reminder there are two types of fascists: fascists and anti-facists First of all this is the kind of shit fascists typically say. Secondly how does that even follow?!
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10y ago
Or maybe OP was just thinking: "God I really need to wake up, let's make some coffee" while typing.
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10y ago
Does that mean we would live shorter lifespans than other apes without medicine, sanitation (and all the other stuff the Romans did for us)? I remember something about the metabolic rate being tied to lifespan.
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11y ago
The problem right now is: if I am in Italy and I send an SMS to a French phone (regardless of where it actually is) I spend 30 cents as this is not regulated in any way by the roaming laws. On the other hand if I'm roaming and I send a
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11y ago
Well given that writing a blog post is a form of advertising, this could just be an add-on for existing adblockers. We could just use NLP to eliminate plugs from all corporate and personal blogs. I can already see a future where forbes issu
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11y ago
And even zimbra!
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11y ago
So what?
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11y ago
It's weird, I remember reading a very informative article about SAT from American Scientist when I was an undergrad: http://sjcomp.com/files/compsci9703.html I will have to reread it to see if it still makes sense
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11y ago
Funny how the sponsor is Nylas: give us all your email credentials and we will do something with it :)
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11y ago
So basically now Telegram is the only app not doing it by default?
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11y ago
644 pounds >> 1 kg. Actually slightly less than 300 kg
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11y ago
Why is it strange and concerning? Given the tragic history of race and the way it still informs the way people think about race, it's really unsurprising it's still a delicate matter. Think about how the 'one-drop rule'
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11y ago
Yay for Italy! Where not only software developers are paid less than the general population, but also where the real wages of everyone are very low compared to the cost of living of other European countries!
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11y ago
I think what you're describing are trains :)
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carlob
11y ago
Nice writeup! However I have a honest question, why did you mess up with scrolling?
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11y ago
But Kuba is a male name :)
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11y ago
Everywhere except Italy most likely female, in Italy, mostly male.
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11y ago
You can probably get to 80% accuracy in Italian just using the last letter. If it's A it's most likely a female, if it's O a man. Counterexamples among the 50 most common male names given in 2014 are: Andrea 2.46%
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11y ago
This reminds me of Look to Windward, a Culture novel which features behemotaurs, creatures much larger than whales which are near immortal and have a very very slow metabolism.
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11y ago
My Nokia 208 dumbphone supports SIP over 3G, how is this new?
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11y ago
Am I the only one who thinks this is very very expensive? I use an Italian VoIP provider. The rates for international calls are very similar, but I don't have to pay a monthly fee. So I end up charging 6 euros every 4-5 months.
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11y ago
I've been using nas4free for a while now (which used to be called freenas before a fork). Can somebody who has tried both compare the state of the two projects?
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11y ago
I have to admit it took me a while to understand why I couldn't find any unicorn on the page.
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