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by dalmo3 3y ago
Yes, that's how they do the GDP survey.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
As a native Portuguese speaker, the most mindblowing aspect in English for me is how words are split in syllabes. Why at-om and not a-tom? As years pass I get a better intuition and can somewhat translate that to better pronunciation but I
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by dalmo3 3y ago
40k, not too bad being on mobile ;p but I've been watching a lot of geodedective lately.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
Inflation. His coins were worth a lot more back then.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
I know text is still a thing in the US, but everywhere else, that's a huge no no. Phishy as hell. Good luck nonetheless.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
At the same time 25 million Americans are in the top 1%. https://www.credit-suisse.com/about-us/en/reports-research/g...
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by dalmo3 3y ago
Alternatively, if you donate to uBlock Wikipedia stops asking you for money...
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by dalmo3 3y ago
Yes, it's a victory for science (lowercase s, not The Science™).
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by dalmo3 3y ago
> over 200 different symptoms have been reported https://www.who.int/europe/news-room/fact-sheets/item/post-c...
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by dalmo3 3y ago
You don't need 5 question marks to tell us you don't know what breakpoints are.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
The Collinsworth law of internet headlines: Whenever a headline contains the word you , the author meant I .
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by dalmo3 3y ago
> I just want to see real projects you’ve worked on. This gave me a business idea (AI business perhaps): anonymize your employer's codebase, enough so you can post it on GitHub without violating your terms of employment.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
Uber is a massive wealth redistribution initiative.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
All advice is projection.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
> you don't deserve to use computers... If that's not sarcasm then you just proved GP's point.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
If crypto taught us anything was that the value of "free money" quickly goes to zero.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
Welcome to Twitter. Ah, the other site also does that!?
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by dalmo3 3y ago
I am standing. Adidas is holding me.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
You perfectly describe my sentiment every time I try playing CS. No matter how gorgeous it looks at some point it just strikes as hollow and disengaging.
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> a new company policy for culture fit You should be glad you were asked that before joining the company.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
It's a feature, not a bug.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
Saving this for the next time I eat couscous.
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How to crash Super Mario 64 using a pendulum for 39 days [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dalmo3 3y ago|1 comments
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by dalmo3 3y ago
> "Associates degree in History, Associates degrees in Science, Associate degrees in Social Science, Science and Mathematics, arts and human expressions, social behavior and self-development." I seriously can't tell what t
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by dalmo3 3y ago
This but unironically. I had a mirror next to my desk for a while and ended up having to move it out of sight as it was distracting.
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"terms and conditions apply"
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by dalmo3 3y ago
As a non-native speaker, I very much prefer this more steady voice than the unbelievably fake intonation a lot of American podcasters/YouTubers use when reading from a script. Mark Rober comes to mind as having a particularly unnatural
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by dalmo3 3y ago
Roughly every time I can use something by just typing some words instead of downloading a .exe.
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by dalmo3 3y ago
So, by your own words, in htmx: > the new API is simply reflected in the new HTML returned by the server Whereas with SPAs (my words) > the new API is simply reflected in the new json returned by the server I think I prefer the mental
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by dalmo3 3y ago
Mayan Apocalypse deniers were right, though...

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