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Bitcoin’s Last Stand
(ecb.europa.eu)
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Prevent Crooked Teeth – Why are teeth crooked?
(preventcrookedteeth.com)
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4y ago
It can also backfire, depending on the kid's psyche. A troubled child could imaginably interpret that as carte blanche and overreact to a perceived threat or retaliate and get into serious trouble.
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4y ago
Just to clarify, it's not my video, just something I found inspiring on youtube.
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4y ago
I'm very happy with my xt-30 and a combo of 35mm f2 prime + 18-55 kit lens. This is my first interchangeable lens camera though, so take it with a grain of salt. I don't miss the ISO dial found on the more expensive models, becaus
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4y ago
You can force yourself by setting everything to manual on a digital camera. Especially on a non-pasm camera, like fujifilm, where you can see and control physical dials.
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4y ago
When there is nothing that stands out, I usually resort to playing with the compensation dial (or you can do spot metering) to get some silhouettes and light-dark dynamics. Also look for reflections or different angles. Inspired by street s
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4y ago
And then the next level yet is to do a series of photographs encompassing a common theme and message. And then developing a personal style perhaps? Not long ago I've participated in a local photo marathon, where you get a piece of pape
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4y ago
For me, the exposure adjusted is the sweet spot, the color balance step is too yellow and loses atmospheric depth, at least on my 14" macbook pro, and then the hdr makes it completely flat. I love the intent, but the results don't
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4y ago
For more on npd and other personality disorders i find this website helpful https://outofthefog.website/ Also specifically for narcissism, there is a yt channel and website by Sam Vaknin, I think he possibly coined the term
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Business English Vocabulary, Phrases, Examples, Jargon
(jargonism.com)
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4y ago
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The Bézier Game
(bezier.method.ac)
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Is there something missing in the two sections near the end about the sinc function and limited time intervals? https://dsego.github.io/demystifying-fourier/#sinc-function-...
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4y ago
Afaik, in digital sound recordings it's basically an array of sampled amplitudes. And you need to know the sampling rate in advance, eg 44100 samples in a second. This is I think called PCM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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4y ago
In this aspect, are wavelets similar to how stft is done with a hann window or the like?
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Demystifying Fourier analysis
(dsego.github.io)
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4y ago
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4y ago
It's probably missing a couple of practical things, not a _ton_ of shit. Most of those things are solved with 3rd party addons. On some linux environments I can't take for granted that I will see an image preview in the file picke
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4y ago
I walked 2km every to and from school, albeit in a small rural european town. Sometimes when the weather was bad parents would come to pick me up.
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4y ago
Small quality of life things like builtin pdf & image preview with annotations and signatures, a readily available pop-up dictionary, smooth gestures, built-in screen recording, quick preview for all types of files when you click the sp
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4y ago
I love the irony of complaining about missing a native functionality that's available as a third party app, but turning a blind eye to general lack of productive software on the linux/kde platform. It's like little smug kids
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It's not obvious to me that the address bar in windows explorer sometimes behaves like breadcrumbs and sometimes becomes a text box. It's a very subtle behavior, but I'm sure for windows users it's totally discoverable a
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4y ago
> I can't cut-paste a file. Is it something I can't just find, or is it not a Mac concept? I'm sure if linux/kde/gnome implemented copy-move semantics instead of the usual cut-paste first, every linux evangelist
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Any specific grievances? The discoverability argument I don't buy, because the same people that will tinker for hours on a linux distro to learn and set it up, suddenly need things to be in their face or it's not discoverable.
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Nevera can also be a variant for nevjera in the ekavian* dialect, eg. serbian language would use it ( https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nevera#Serbo-Croatian ). Although the stress is different (/něʋera/ vs /
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Math Formulas in HTML
(html-shark.com)
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Tuxedo InfinityBook Pro 14
(tuxedocomputers.com)
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Imho, reader mode should've been the default stylesheet from the very beginning.
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Agreed, classless css to the rescue, eg https://newcss.net/
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Stratis Storage
(stratis-storage.github.io)
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Identity discs of First World War soldiers on the former Western front
(sciencedirect.com)
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