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elefantastisch
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I feel similarly. My default browsing mode is Firefox with enhanced protection on, but other than that, I don't use any kind of ad-blocking. But I also pay for Spotify and YouTube Premium. Other than that, sites like HN, SO, shopping s
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elefantastisch
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I was mostly referring to HN's limited formatting not permitting the share to work properly with the "not a fan" comment.
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Mathle 3 3/5 ⬜⬜⬜⬜ ⬜⬜⬜⬜ https://mathle.bykiru.rocks/ Interesting concept. I was a bit surprised the game prevented you from using symbols you knew couldn't be in the answer. Sometimes that's a legitimate strat
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This is why despite being a huge user of forums in decades past, I've essentially stopped posting anything on the internet. It's not just about the quality of discussion going down, it's just this... emptiness. In the real wo
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5y ago
For anyone wanting to undertake analysis like this, a fairly common choice of text for comparing languages is the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights. It is translated into a staggering number of languages. See https://www.o
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My intention is not to argue that the usage is inappropriate. Sure, it's probably obvious from my post that I think it is, but that's not the argument I was trying to make. And I'm certainly not trying to silence anyone (as t
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At issue is not whether analogies and metaphors are a type of morally equating. At issue is whether it is appropriate to use a particularly severe term in a decidedly less severe manner. "Kill" is used in many less severe circumst
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Here's a reference: https://duckduckgo.com/privacy "We don't collect or share personal information" seems perfectly sufficient to me.
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You probably breathe atoms from Elvis in every single breath you take. https://futurism.com/estimating-how-many-molecules-you-breat...
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5y ago
The stated purpose from the site is to be able to match songs on a playlist, so like keep a consistent bpm across an entire playlist. If that was your goal, you'd presumably want the dotted-quarter bpm for 6/8 instead of the eight
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It seems they just don't understand time signatures. Andy Williams "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" is listed as 202 bpm. In some sense, this is correct. The song is in 6/8 time and if you count each of th
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You can also just download pre-trained models. Get those set up and then install Sabaki ( https://sabaki.yichuanshen.de/ ) and connect it to your KataGo... instant (ok, a few hours probably if it's your first time settin
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I want to know that a junior candidate: * Can actually produce something * Cares about the craft of software development (learning the why behind things instead of just copy-pasting examples until it works) * Has the initiative to be self-d
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Tailwind also offers curated (and curatable) styles instead of a free-for-all. You can set up Tailwind to exactly provide the levels of spacing, colors, fonts, etc. that you want for your design system. Tailwind is in some ways like inline
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Recycle Cardboard into Anything with 3D Printing
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Check out eggbun and lingodeer. They're both pretty good, one might work for you. TTMIK is my fav resource for Korean. Not an app though, just audio courses / books.
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Agreed. It seems like a lot of people don't understand that dark mode is an accessibility issue for many people. If I couldn't use dark mode for the majority of my apps, I probably couldn't be a developer. Even with a monitor
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This looks really really slick. The signup process only worked for me if I turned off tracking protection in Firefox. One bug, entering hex code aggressively tries to convert 3 digit into 6 digit. So you can't actually type a 6-digit h
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This. Yev, if you are not in the upper management chain of Backblaze, please show mnw21cam's message to someone who is. The problem is not that there was a little bug which caused the Facebook tracker to get a few little pieces of info
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I started down the path of building a simple version of this at one point. One thing I discovered is the necessity of marking some time as busy within the window for an event. If I have a 2 hour block free for a 1 hour lunch, someone could
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Board Game Arena is a good option.
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See also http://clagnut.com/blog/2380/
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It's a shame how few of these prevent horizontal scroll on mobile. Usually the table and/or video are not probably handled. My take away from this: Simple does not mean easy; check edge cases.
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7y ago
Or maybe just have year go from 00-99 and repeat as people commonly do anyway. Current implementation of year definitely doesn't make sense because it doesn't cycle.
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This is pretty interesting to me: https://projectfluent.org/
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Absolutely not. Your colleague's career decisions are none of your business. Their relationship with management is none of your business. Beyond that, the relationship between employee and employer should be professional. Professionals
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Why do I need to grant access to my GitHub account to view a tutorial?
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GoldenEye 007 for N64 came out the year before HL and was pretty popular and had a good campaign mode. "Firsts" are often a bit fuzzy.
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To the point of "honest people": I added "honest" in editing to distinguish from people who are just arguing because they like fighting and wouldn't agree if you told them 2 + 2 = 4. There are plenty of those online
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Meta-comment: Thank you. Online discussion would be much more productive if everyone clearly laid out the principles on which their viewpoint was based. Fundamentally, there are only a few ways honest people can disagree: Different principl
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