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by dgllghr 3y ago
And one would only believe in a god that can
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by dgllghr 3y ago
That is why there is also solar
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by dgllghr 3y ago
It really sucks because even with the government rebates, it’s still a big capital expense that takes years to be paid back. The good news is that since we have started investing in and incentivizing heat pump technology now, it will be the
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by dgllghr 3y ago
Does electric heat mean heat pumps or radiant? Because we have saved a bunch of money switching our heat from natural gas to heat pump
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by dgllghr 3y ago
Thank you for clarifying!
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by dgllghr 3y ago
I don't know how I feel about this implementation. On the one hand, I love its simplicity and the fact that you still have Serializable transactions. On the other hand, having conflicts at the page level means that the occurrence of co
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by dgllghr 3y ago
Oppenheimer was a genius, but his superpower was being good at both theoretical and practical physics. He did Nobel-prize level work and also ran the Manhattan Project. I think that’s comparable to getting the gold medal at the Olympics for
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by dgllghr 3y ago
General Leslie Groves thought very highly of Oppenheimer, and if you got the stamp of approval from Groves, you were doing something right. Oppenheimer was dragged through the mud during the red scare and his name is still tarnished because
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by dgllghr 3y ago
I haven’t read Thirty Million Words but I second the idea of talking to your child. A lot. I try to tell mine what we are doing, what we are about to do, why we are doing things the way we are, etc. Also, because I don’t always succeed at e
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by dgllghr 3y ago
Congratulations! Some of my favorites are: * Brain Rules for Baby by John Medina * Brain-Body Parenting by Mona Delahooke
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Google promised to delete sensitive data. It logged my abortion clinic visit(washingtonpost.com)
184 points by dgllghr 3y ago|142 comments
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by dgllghr 4y ago
I hope this doesn’t affect DuckDuckGo
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by dgllghr 4y ago
This is also true of Luke in Return of the Jedi. Luke does nothing to help destroy the death star and Vader and the emperor would have probably been killed when it was destroyed without Luke being there (okay, maybe they would have escaped
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by dgllghr 4y ago
EVs have also been targeting a very specific segment of the market, which is not the most gas guzzling segment. Once EVs really move into the big SUV, pickup truck, delivery vehicle, and 18-wheeler segments, the gasoline consumption reducti
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by dgllghr 4y ago
I just started using Jellyfin and have been loving it! It works great and it has an impressively professional and polished UI for an open source project. The Jellyfin team is doing great work!
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by dgllghr 4y ago
This is DS9 episode “Explorers” come to life and I love it. Also, great episode.
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by dgllghr 4y ago
Looks very cool! Reminds me of Irmin ( https://irmin.org/ ) but with a much simpler and more intuitive interface
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by dgllghr 5y ago
Or some service members playing a joke on the UFO community
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by dgllghr 5y ago
A quick Wikipedia search yields these quotes from her: “ Palestinian Arabs [are] people who breed and bleed and advertise their misery” and Jewish people have “ squeamishness about the shootings and beatings meted out to the breeders”. Wow.
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by dgllghr 5y ago
LANA shoots a gun ARCHER: Lana, no! You'll kill us all! LAMMERS: For the last time, you idiot! It's not hydrogen! It's helium! LANA: And what about that are you still not getting, exactly? ARCHER: Well, obviously the core con
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by dgllghr 5y ago
Does it have read after write consistency? And does it have it across regions?
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by dgllghr 5y ago
So Ian Fleming was an intelligence operative with creativity and an author with creativity. He sounds like a cool and successful person! This article feels hellbent on putting a negative spin on his life
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by dgllghr 5y ago
The real question to me is: is the Pentagon actually taking the possibility of alien visitors seriously or are they using aliens as a cover for drones that have been able to infiltrate US airspace? It seems too easy for them to combine actu
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by dgllghr 6y ago
Yea gnome gets a lot of hate, but I've been using it as a daily driver for a few years and I have a slick, productive workflow with minimal customization. It's free software, it looks nice, and every release is a nice improvement.
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by dgllghr 6y ago
Cool! Glad to hear there is still work being done there. I was able to find the presentation I was thinking of: https://kcsrk.info/slides/handlers_edinburgh.pdf Specifically the part about Preemptive Multithreading
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by dgllghr 6y ago
I'm very excited for this! I remember seeing a presentation a few years ago that mentioned that OCaml could use effect handlers to implement preemption in fibers. I can't seem to find that presentation, but I believe it mentioned
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by dgllghr 6y ago
The thing about Foucault that makes his work meaningful to me is how he hit the nail on the head about how power is changing and continuing to change in society. It has become diffuse and self-perpetuating. It lacks a direct, physical force
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by dgllghr 6y ago
I believe Pi-hole is DNS only
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by dgllghr 6y ago
The EU should sell a food and baby product certification to companies in other countries for products that meet their health and safety standards. I live in the US and I would pay a significant premium products with an official EU health an
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by dgllghr 6y ago
I don’t have good answers to your questions, but you can still order European baby foods like the Dutch version of HiPP at some smaller vendors like littlebundle.com. We have been feeding this to my infant son for over a month now and he ha

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