dragosmocrii

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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Thanks, great points. It's true, ABS can provide helpful feedback. On several occasions I had to abort cornering and keep going straight, because I once the ABS was engaged I knew there's no way I was making the corner (this was l
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
You are right, a few searches reveal that ABS is supposed to help on ice. I confused another piece of information I read that was saying that ABS is worse on snow, due to not creating that snow wall as the tire digs through the snow, that
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Are you referring to the pileup caused by the black ice on the overpass? At those Texan speeds, managing to stop a sixteen wheeler on ice would be a miracle. Edit: removed part that was saying ABS is useless on ice.
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
this comment is underrated
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Oh wow, Eclipse.. That reminds me, I was using Netbeans eons ago (2010 more precisely xD). For this reason, I'm using the Netbeans key mappings in all my editors. I kinda feel bad for those editors, and I hope they still have an active
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
If you're like me, and read the comments first, this change is about giving feedback on the scrollbar for a search. In other words, when you search for something, the scrollbar will give an idea how many results there are, and where o
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Damn, having watched Children of Men recently, this article is chilling
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
It's interesting to see more and more articles lately reporting a strong connection between ilnesses (or lack) and one's microbiome health. What I noticed from my experience, is that kombucha and kimchi make me feel great if I con
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
For all Canadians reading this, try WealthSimple Tax (previously SimpleTax). It's pay what you want, and it's a solid product. Nonetheless, tax software should be provided for free by the tax organization (IRS, CRA, etc), it'
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Why would it not be wise? Python did it, Java did it, Elixir can do it too. Uniformity is good for productivity, as long as the ecosystem stays healthy & maintained.
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Good for him, and good for us. I really like elixir
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Code elegance and development joy, maybe? I know Java has a mature ecosystem, but I wouldn't touch it with a stick
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
What are your favorite battery related stocks? Lithium mining companies? I've been reading on solid state batteries to find some new trends, but it seems they are using same composition as lithium ion technology.
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I wish we knew for sure whether the information presented in the paper has some truth to it, or is just sensational conspiracy stuff. Until then it is a theory that is worthy of consideration, imo, at least for drawing personal conclusions.
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Holly shit, this is an exceptionally informative piece of information. It makes sense now why the GME movement, but I doubt that most who joined it actually understand the purpose. This needs to be more widespread
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
That's an excellent point
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Ah, "UDP humour" - story of my life
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Can you elaborate on the memory pricing?
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Sounds like Akka and Erlang/Elixir have a lot in common
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I remember Zara was once in the spotlight due to their clothes containing toxic dyes
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Was about to make the same reference. It's a nice sounding word "cromulent", this and the word "fillichor".
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I don't think eradicating viruses is a good thing. For one, the human placenta is the result of a virus doing its thing many years ago [1]. My personal opinion is that we should strive to create antidotes when the body fails to fix its
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I think it depends on the person, but for me it's the opposite. Many a times I've been told that I should speak more often because I have good insights. So apparently what I think of as trivial and not worthy of discussion, others
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Can you get your act together and build this? I'd like to see the end result, and the process.
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
I use uBlock in Chrome, and Blokada on my Android phone. Works great and highly recommend
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Imagine if you used the example with YouTube uploads in the context of giving project progress updates to your boss: " day 1: We're at 10% completion; day 2: we're at 20% completion; ... day 10: we're 100% done, deploy
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
Crazy how we forget the things we don't use regularly, eh? I used to love calculus in school, but now I doubt I remember but the basics of vasics
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
How can one have a few grams of deuterium in their body from the time of Big Bang? And how does it make its way in one's body?
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
haha, yes you are right, I meant to say "with moderation"
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by dragosmocrii 6y ago
In today's world, with food available so easily, I find it admirable of people who can eat with modesty. If you think about it, humans were not always able to sleep with a full belly, sometimes they had to starve a little while trying

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