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by debo_ 6d ago
Related: Citizen's Climate Lobby Canada laser talks booklet on planetary boundaries (link at bottom) https://canada.citizensclimatelobby.org/media-release-ccl-ca...
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by debo_ 6d ago
This is also pretty funny considering how much of Singapore's business is related to sheltering the wealth of the rich from other nations.
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by debo_ 6d ago
When I was a kid, my local small-town library used to have a "reading competition" each summer. They would set up about 10 small interactive dioramas each with a different theme -- a ski hill, a dragon's cave, etc. You'd
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Planetary Boundaries Laser Talk Booklet(docs.google.com)
1 points by debo_ 6d ago|1 comments
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by debo_ 6d ago
A "laser talks" booklet (i.e. short factual talking points) on planetary boundaries provided by Citizens Climate Lobby Canada.
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by debo_ 6d ago
Have you tried SaGa: Emerald Beyond? The SaGa series is by far my favorite jrpg series, and I feel like they just keep getting better. Scarlet Grace and Emerald Beyond had low production values but they are some of the most fun I've ha
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by debo_ 6d ago
The thing I like most about the PS1 era of JRPGs is that a lot of them were highly experimental. Trigger is sort of the most-polished culmination of a style developed across 8-bit and 16-bit jrpgs. Games like Cross, FF8, the SaGa Frontier g
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by debo_ 6d ago
I loved trigger, got to play it on release. I loved Cross even more. I played that one about 5 years after its release. Cross has this underlying sense of menace beneath the idyllic (and wondrous) atmosphere of the archipelago. I think it&#
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by debo_ 7d ago
Soundgarden was apparently prophetic with their hit song "Black Hole Sun."
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by debo_ 8d ago
This obsession over GitHub stars is quite bizarre.
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by debo_ 10d ago
Additionally, immense government spending is offsetting anything the Fed can do, whereas in now-ancient times they tended to cooperate better.
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Understanding the Baby Boom(worksinprogress.co)
1 points by debo_ 10d ago|0 comments
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by debo_ 11d ago
I hear the PNG Highlands are quite picturesque.
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by debo_ 11d ago
> massive crack spread
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by debo_ 11d ago
This distinction is important.
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by debo_ 12d ago
"on the contrary, it was not lost on me..."
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by debo_ 12d ago
I like this notion of being contrarian in what it means to be contrarian.
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Adult diapers outsell children's diapers in Quebec as population ages(montreal.citynews.ca)
4 points by debo_ 12d ago|0 comments
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PostgreSQL 19's "scary patch contest"(lwn.net)
2 points by debo_ 12d ago|0 comments
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Thinking and moving tasks surpass crossword puzzles at brain health(yorku.ca)
3 points by debo_ 15d ago|0 comments
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by debo_ 16d ago
Ironically "creativity is the new moat" is one of the least creative takes I can imagine on AI.
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Robots stage 'protest' demanding stricter AI rules in Poland(polskieradio.pl)
4 points by debo_ 16d ago|0 comments
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Stabilize `Never` Type(github.com)
1 points by debo_ 18d ago|0 comments
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The City and the City(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by debo_ 19d ago|0 comments
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by debo_ 20d ago
It looks great. When I first saw it, I thought "this color can't be beet"
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by debo_ 20d ago
Yeah, not us. If our calculators had more than one line or a suspicious number of buttons, it was disallowed in class.
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by debo_ 20d ago
I think it's helpful to have a deep understanding of one c-type language, one lisp, and one ML-type language. There are so many things influenced by these three language families that being comfortable with them makes it so much easier
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by debo_ 20d ago
Ocaml is ancient at this point. It's never going to be python, but I doubt it's going to disappear.
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by debo_ 20d ago
We were not allowed to have graphing calculators in elementary or highschool (90s), either.
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Birdcourses.com(birdcourses.com)
2 points by debo_ 23d ago|0 comments

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