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by d13 4y ago
Exactly, which is why I also think starting from the stem is better.
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by d13 4y ago
I suggest flip flops for almost everything. I hiked to Annapurna Bass Camp in a pair and was the only one in my trekking part not suffering from chronic foot pain.
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by d13 4y ago
By way of Britain is correct. British ‘curry’ is anything cooked with ‘curry powder’ which is an entirely British invention which is not used in India. It’s this curry powder from which Japanese and Korean curries are made.
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by d13 4y ago
Yes, the browser game market is dead except for gambling and education - that’s because browser games run instantly with 0 installation. Almost no jobs. However, if you can find them they pay much better than Unity/Unreal jobs because
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by d13 4y ago
This book contains the only understandable explanation of Monads that I’ve ever read: https://medium.com/programming-essentials/functional-program... Objects with map and flat map functions. Done.
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by d13 4y ago
Many html5 games use a dom layer above the webgl layer for UI. Phaser, arguably the most popular html5 game engine, depends on this.
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by d13 4y ago
Berlin Alexanderplatz was the epitome of art house cool in 1984. It had very few screenings in select theatres and required dedication to sit through till the end, so there was a bit status acquired in having seen it.
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by d13 4y ago
Berlin Alexanderplatz was the epitome of art house cool in 1984.
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by d13 4y ago
A super simple example: https://stackoverflow.com/a/73473191/1282216
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by d13 4y ago
Why not Elm?
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by d13 4y ago
Me too. In Ontario, all winter, through the 80s to mid 90s.
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by d13 4y ago
But why does GPT3 need to be so large?
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by d13 4y ago
Yup, I hiked to Everest Base Camp in flip flops. Every part of my body ached except my feet.
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Using saltpetre for cooling drinks (2013)(regencyredingote.wordpress.com)
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by d13 4y ago
Cloudflare workers and Durable Objects for backend. Svelte for frontend.
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by d13 4y ago
What does this mean?
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by d13 4y ago
Flash still lives! It’s now called Adobe Animate, and exports to HTML/JS instead of a proprietary swf. Adobe was just unable to communicate this so no one knows it. Also look at Construct 3 (it’s awesome!), or even Godot (which export
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by d13 4y ago
Cloudflare is better. They just don’t have good branding around this.
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by d13 4y ago
If my unpatched chair breaks because of a manufacturing defect I’ll sue the company.
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by d13 4y ago
And it’s genius.
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by d13 4y ago
The Collected Works of Shakespeare. There’s nothing else that even comes close.
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by d13 4y ago
Interview their referees and look at work they’ve done.
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by d13 4y ago
Those particular NFTs include the copyright. (Not all NFTs do.)
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by d13 4y ago
In a matter of a few short weeks I went from a “huh, what’s this?” routine checkup at my GP, to a diagnosis of aggressive stage 3 metasatic melanoma. A few years ago this would have been untreatable and possibly a death sentence. But I’m on
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by d13 4y ago
Probably because your pupils dilate in bright sunlight, which improves focus?
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by d13 4y ago
I had a similar problem with Skype. I was being billed a monthly subscription for an account I could not log into and for which Microsoft could not confirm my identity. I asked my bank to block payment , which they did, and which worked for
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by d13 4y ago
I am, and I suggest Keserbai Kerkar, one of the most original musicians who ever lived.
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by d13 4y ago
If you feel pressure on both sides of your head, and you can’t see what’s causing it, it’s likely that something either very good or very bad is going to happen to you, and it’s coming from behind you.
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by d13 4y ago
They’re only required if your site is dropping spyware or stealing user data, which you shouldn’t be doing anyway.
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by d13 4y ago
This absolutely correct yet very few seem to know this.

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