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by cenamus 2y ago
A trackpoint with more articulation (probably like a mini joystick), so I don't get pain after two days, would be awesome. Perhaps also with another button you can hold for 3x speed?
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by cenamus 2y ago
A lot of exceptions sadly. But with the amount of neuroticism you see with top athletes that's to be expected I suppose
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by cenamus 2y ago
Those results are truly strange, tcc on the same level as gcc/clang for all tests? Something's going on
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by cenamus 2y ago
Not quite that close but Mercury seems to have an interesting interaction with the sun https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_(planet)#Spin-orbit_...
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by cenamus 2y ago
Similarly, cproc with the QBE backend. Focused on simplicity an getting to 80% of gcc/clang with 20% of the complexity/size.
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by cenamus 2y ago
They chew holes in everything, especially mice, from clothes to insulation, they just love to destroy anything resembling fibres
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by cenamus 2y ago
Well Windows existed before NT didn't it? Don't know how much people cared for it though at that point
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by cenamus 2y ago
Those miles would have never been done all on road so that comparison falls really short. People wouldn't drive coast to coast multiple times a year on business trips, just as they do the same with flying. But an analogy with hours tra
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by cenamus 2y ago
Interesting to see China do the same thing as the US did to China so many times. Only now it's wrong
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by cenamus 2y ago
If you like thinking about those things, I recommend reading about CMV. https://denovo.substack.com/p/cytomegalovirus-the-worst-herp... These non-fatal (or even close to unoticeable at all without statistics) diseases
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by cenamus 2y ago
So it only matters on basically every classic non time trial race?
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by cenamus 2y ago
Maybe that's just mostly due to the UCI regulations? No point to develop a fully fitted 5kg bike if it has to be 7kg anyways I suppose
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by cenamus 2y ago
Remembered reading it a while ago here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequoyah Second paragraph, with a citation actually (but as always with WP, who knows how much of it is actually in the book)
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by cenamus 2y ago
Well even with 100% tariffs BYDs new sub 10k vehicles will be far cheapet than anything else the US market has to offer
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by cenamus 2y ago
I'm sure that's the one and only reason
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by cenamus 2y ago
Not intuitive? Why would that be? From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherokee_syllabary "Around 1809, impressed by the "talking leaves" of European written languages, Sequoyah began work to create a wr
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by cenamus 2y ago
I suspect a lot just comes down to manpower... While extremely important the FS currently works "good" enough (although there were/are efforts to port HAMMER2). But I share the frustrations, all these little papercuts really
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by cenamus 2y ago
In most jurisdictions they're limited to that power because they're ebikes. Above that you just have an electric motorcycle, which mandates different brakes and so on, but you can still do that. Just need a another license, more t
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by cenamus 2y ago
But you also get paid for those
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by cenamus 2y ago
If only those websites just didn't use cookies when 99% of them don't need them. Easy to display the cookie terror banner and blame the EU while you're using it for "analytics". And the majority isn't even comp
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by cenamus 2y ago
That's just an inertial nav systems, quite useful for missiles before/without usable GNSS, but also probably quite inaccurate with the MEMS accelerometers in phones. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inertial_na
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by cenamus 2y ago
Can also recommend it highly, fascinating view into the stagnation, bureaucracy and "general feel" of the time
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by cenamus 2y ago
To be honest, most central Europeans would not have been too happy with France's early nuclear strategy. Basically just shooting a-bombs into a corridor along the Rhine to stop the Soviets
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by cenamus 2y ago
No, I mean in general. You wouldn't have the capacity to walk up 30 flights quickly, partly because you're way over VO2 max, partly because you're way into the anaerobic energy supply to make up for the deficit. But I totally
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by cenamus 2y ago
Oh linguistic purism, never seems to change
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by cenamus 2y ago
Walking up a flight of stairs briskly is way above VO2 max for the vast majority of people, yet doesn't feel "extreme"
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by cenamus 2y ago
Well, elisp probably accounts for like 85% of the lisp code on GH and co, so that'd make sense
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by cenamus 2y ago
I just read that some time ago https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/s...
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by cenamus 2y ago
Especially for diseases that can be cured with regular antibiotics, but aren't due to different reasons
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by cenamus 2y ago
Is slony some sort of language joke? Slon is czech (probably slavic in general) for elephant. (which may be actually derived from the turkish aslan, for lion, but somehow the animal got mixed up)

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