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didsomeonesay
6y ago
> it's still 18c+ indoor even without any heating in my flat You can thank your neighbours.
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Sand Table
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
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6y ago
> I would bet it would literally be better to have some person yelling at people to move faster. You are on to something. This is almost the classic Aldi check-out experience in Germany. Also, for not putting your cart in the correct lo
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didsomeonesay
6y ago
Validated by exception to the rule (cause the answer is Yes).
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didsomeonesay
6y ago
Crazyflie is a tiny flying PCB, original version from ~2013 (no camera) https://www.bitcraze.io/ And yes, it is not very robust, I broke one PCB arm but could fix it without affecting the balance too much. The bigger proble
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didsomeonesay
7y ago
(2013)
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didsomeonesay
7y ago
That reads like Vogon poetry.
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didsomeonesay
7y ago
My daugther loves to watch it, too. But what a terrible series that is. The characters resolve every problem they run into by calling this magic gizmo that resembles ... a slot machine? What's that about? I try to avoid it now and offe
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didsomeonesay
7y ago
An article titled "Teaching kids to code like it's 1995" would definitely spark my interest. Somebody please write that!
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didsomeonesay
7y ago
Just came here to say: I cannot recommend the Zachtronics podcast enough. There's currently just 7 episodes, but all filled with game design joy: http://www.zachtronics.com/podcast/
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didsomeonesay
7y ago
Please share some insights about German-US communication incompatibilities from this experience, I'm curious.
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didsomeonesay
7y ago
Eternal September is finally over...
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didsomeonesay
8y ago
Interesting previous discussion of K programming languages (up to K5): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16500908 (2005)
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didsomeonesay
8y ago
Update: working now! There were app updates and server-side changes. One of those must have fixed it. Recommended for support.
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8y ago
brain.fm I really liked. Unfortunately the Android app stopped working for me. I've contacted their support, they were initially quite responsive but no solution yet.
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8y ago
"And, well, I thought. If I have to carry the damn thing, I might as well read it. So I started reading, and there, on page four—of a book that started on page three, mind you, were five bowls of stew." https://www.tor.
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8y ago
Is there any evidence to back this claim? So LinkedIn uses "dark patterns" to trick users into contact list import and sending invitations, this is well-known. But are they really sending e-mails in someone's name without the
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8y ago
This appears to be still an open issue. https://github.com/k9mail/k-9/issues/2060
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8y ago
"There’s no such thing as an anti-war movie."
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9y ago
I second the recommendation! They are looking into several forms of scarcity (e.g. time scarcity of busy academics) and how this similarly affects the behaviour, creating a "focus" on the immediate scarcity that distracts from eve
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9y ago
Also useful against speeding and parking tickets: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diplomatic_license_plates
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9y ago
Denmark and Norway beg to differ...
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didsomeonesay
9y ago
What data is this map based on? Just population density? This map doesn't appear to reflect e.g. airports with a lot of light pollution.
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9y ago
That sounds utterly terrifying. I'm surprised you still recommend the visit!
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9y ago
Permutation City. Don't know what else to say without spoilers. Read it.
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9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Mac_Index
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Aboard the NS Savannah, America’s first (and last) nuclear merchant ship
(arstechnica.com)
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9y ago
In the German orthography reform of the 1990s the "ss" replaced the "ß" after short vowels. But after long vowels it is still used. So with current spelling system, it's possible to distinguish words pronounced with
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10 minute ambiences and music for your games and stories
(tabletopaudio.com)
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9y ago
I sincerely hope this is no vaporware...
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