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Rocky Planets Probably Don’t Have Big Moons
(universetoday.com)
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I don't think this is reserved to governments, one can easily imagine corporatised versions of the same thing.
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Would you buy a home in the metaverse?
(ft.com)
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Model of the Classic Ibanez Tube Screamer 808 Using Nodal Analysis and WDF
(github.com)
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The Great Distractor
(mediatechdemocracy.com)
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Productivity Videos Are a Guide to Surviving the Content Factories
(thedraftfolder.substack.com)
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Interestingly life expectancy in the U.K. is also down, and it may be no coincidence that both countries have increasingly high levels of inequality post crisis.
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There are a number of studies that show that the provision of cheap/free childcare can increase birth rate.
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I've always forced myself to take a break from the screen, and for very long (book length) stuff will always either use a hard copy or ebook so perhaps my usage patterns won't match yours. I use variants of solarized style light t
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I have glasses but possibly due halation as mentioned here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29494640 still find light writing on dark backgrounds to be an issue. Contacts aren’t an option because my astigmatism is stron
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For some of the reasons mentioned by other people in this thread, I don’t think glasses actually fix the problem. I have astigmatism and generally light text on a dark background is difficult to focus on.
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Yes, I don’t use pure white, but the lighter solarized themese seem to work reasonably well.
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5y ago
Are most people working with these themes in fairly low lit environments with a backlight? Because I assumed that current research indicated that in normal light darker text on a light background was actually less tiring for the eyes.
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Testing Amazon SageMaker Studio Lab
(benjaminwarner.dev)
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How are the Barbara databases synchronized - as multiple nodes are mentioned ? The description makes it sound like it's just a large set of pickles in something like a Berkley DB?
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Log forwarding to a single server running rsyslogd, and then view consolidated logs there.
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> Well, ARM for one - but despite its incredible importance in the world, ARM isn't all that valuable because of their business-model. ARM I think fits an attempt to grow while operating within the constraints of the model that you
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I’d concur with your assessment of British management culture and the class reasons for why it occurs. Ironically this kind of thing is also the reason why the U.K. has never produced a peer to any of the FAANGs I think if you reify CP Snow
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Confederate Slave Payrolls
(prologue.blogs.archives.gov)
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Fraudulent data raise questions about superstar researcher honesty
(sciencemag.org)
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Taliban Have Seized U.S. Military Biometrics Devices
(static.theintercept.com)
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FriendlyELEC’s Updated NanoPi R2S
(cnx-software.com)
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> Lactose intolerance is rising in the US population. Is that not largely due to the change in ethnic composition? (And a fairly slight effect at that)
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ISTR some states are asking people for their insurance details - and while refusing to give details or being uninsured won’t preclude you from getting the vaccine, I could understand how that would could act as a disincentive to poorer folk
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No, you an apply more reasoning to it up front. If "none of them are correct" then you press 'surprise' first, and you either get the drink you wanted that time, or on your next guess.
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It's regularly sold at a 50% discount, so if you aren't in a hurry you can just wait for a deal to come around (though it's that price at adsr currently).
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Ukrainian law enforcement close mining farm with 3800 Playstation 4 consoles
(videocardz.com)
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At least some of the things on that list have long been bugbears and known as sources for either incorrect/erroneous explanations and code (most of Schildt's output for instance). So it may be an attempt at gatekeeping but on the
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End of an era as stamp presses decommissioned by HMRC
(gov.uk)
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The GPU shortage means MSI is re-releasing the GeForce GT 730
(pcgamer.com)
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