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by cpr 7y ago
http://madisonseating.com has been a reliable supplier for years.
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by cpr 7y ago
https://www.masswerk.at/keypunch/
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by cpr 7y ago
My chef son-in-law, who's worked at some great restaurants in the Pittsburgh area, says that they almost never pass on cheaper ingredient costs to the consumer.
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by cpr 7y ago
Hmm, well, counter-example here. Lobster just tastes great, no matter how cheap it gets. ;-) Nothing like a fresh lobster roll on the Eastern seaboard!
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Brain and Mental Health – Dr. Amen Interview(youtube.com)
1 points by cpr 7y ago|0 comments
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by cpr 7y ago
He's rightly railing against news organizations that are trying to stoke FUD and panic.
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by cpr 7y ago
I think more generally it's used to denote code that runs the same on browser and back-end.
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by cpr 7y ago
Oh, yes? Pete B is clearly the cabal candidate, so why not assume it's part of the conspiracy? Google has clearly lied (based on the blacklists that whistleblowers have released) about their political bias.
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by cpr 7y ago
Or skip all this Holy lubed Pandelioz nonsense and get a Steelseries Apex Pro. Astounding smoothness, Hall effect action (no contact), very close to the original TK Microswitch keyboards I used and loved back in the late 70’s at MIT. https
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by cpr 7y ago
Look up Operation Mockingbird on wikipedia. The same is still going on in spades.
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by cpr 7y ago
Title is misleading (see conclusion below). It could also be interpreted that higher intelligence leads to delayed family formation (for a myriad of reasons), which necessarily involves less offspring. Conclusion: The present study reveale
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by cpr 7y ago
I should have expanded my answer a bit and said that I had tried some UW screens, and they didn't have the vertical dimensions that the 4K screens have, even in landscape mode. Thus my hybrid solution.
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by cpr 7y ago
Funny how all this deep fake scare is happening just as important people like Epstein & cohorts start being brought down...
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by cpr 7y ago
I use a 32" 4K monitor (LG UltraFine 32UL950-W) directly in front (landscape), and an identical 32" 4K monitor to the right (portrait) off a rMBP 2016, which gives me the best of both worlds. (Both running Retina mode at logical 1
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by cpr 7y ago
Highly cynical statements by highly politicized scientists. What could go wrong?
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by cpr 7y ago
There's simply no way, no matter how technically wizardly the movies might be, that they could convey the "spirit" of the trilogy. And, further, the movies fall far, far short of the images your own imagination can create fro
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by cpr 7y ago
That’s 27.5K euro.
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Sir Roger Scruton: 1944-2020(blogs.spectator.co.uk)
8 points by cpr 7y ago|1 comments
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by cpr 7y ago
Yes, but VLIW's premise was that all that coordination that the VISC architecture is doing at runtime in hardware could be computed at compile-time in software.
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by cpr 7y ago
Geez, why pick on Fox? The other MSM are even more egregious.
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by cpr 7y ago
Specifically, the promise of VLIWs (scalar parallelism) was overhyped--the Multiflow compiler couldn't find enough scalar parallelism in practice to keep all 28 ALUs busy (in the widest model we built), or even all 7 ALUs (in the narro
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by cpr 7y ago
Isn't this exactly the same in other areas such a cancer research?
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by cpr 7y ago
Funny the author doesn't mention "caput" (Latin for head) as a possible root for "cap".
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by cpr 7y ago
Thank you for that, pg! As a father of 8 and grandfather of 11 (so far) at 65, you can't imagine the joys ahead of you, at every stage, but especially when your kids are grown and you realize they are just delightful people you love to
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by cpr 7y ago
Though our equivalent plugin for InDesign is still going strong after 20 years...
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by cpr 7y ago
Fun side note: Our Xdata data publishing plugin for QuarkXPress uses HyperTalk as its scripting language, since we shipped it first 30 years ago. Still shipping, though XPress is dying...
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by cpr 7y ago
Non-smokers are being discriminated against! I call foul! ;-)
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by cpr 7y ago
> firewalls with rule engines implemented in eBPF in the coming future Wasn't this the original purpose of BPF?
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by cpr 7y ago
That’s awfully close to the font used by Smalltalk-76 and later.
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by cpr 7y ago
It’s interesting that Paul has, once again, figured out an important idea—unschooling in this case—ab initio. Cf John Holt.

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