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Feels a bit too hard, I've only managed to clear one line. Building straight lines out of triangles seems hard, there are so many overhang pieces. Not saying it needs to be easier but I might need some help to get started.
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I'm guessing there is a local effect of the Bortle scale because when the skies were clear we clearly saw about 30 Starlink sattelites and according to https://www.lightpollutionmap.info/ we live in an area with Bortle
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5y ago
The book cover made me think of Matt Parkers, Humble Pi, I guess there is a similarity in content on some level. https://www.amazon.com/Humble-Pi-Comedy-Maths-Errors/dp/0141...
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This comes with code for an Android app, ESP32 and it that seems to work, with those lovely mistakes and solutions this is really an impressive project. I've fried buck converter trying that same solution, so be warned you always want
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For me it was most important to get books in my field in german, read them slowly and learn all the buzzterms and experssion. Some books you can read without really understanding them, e.g. some best selling paper back without any weight to
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I teached in a forgein language it took me 8-12 months to be able to give classes in the native language. German is rated at 750 hours on the FSI scale, which seems a bit much in my experience but that is personal. https://www.st
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Of course an conservative think tank will say that! That graph does show why you should move to the US to earn big bucks, it says nothing about being poor in those countries. It is a complex subject. Just going aroudn on gapminders site ab
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You can spot a tourist a mile a way goes the saying in the big cities. Your irritation is irrational; the group you are talking about is not coherent and it also exists where you live. I agree with you that there are choices being made tha
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If you leave a note anonymously on http://osm.org and then link it here in a reply. I would be happy to add it for you, link to the wikipedia/wikidata page for the power station if there is one. There is a lot that can be t
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It's about costs, networked speakers for pro-consumers was never a thing it was just too expensive. Until it wasn't and then you obviously had to controll them together.
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You can't download the PDFs without getting a cookie popup on those sites. Car companies are really keen on knowing who you are.
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There are notes/photos on/of the camera in the previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16049954
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FWIW, I love places that actively prevent you from working too much, I over worked at a young age, it took two good bosses to teach me being effective limiting my work hours. This stopped me from hurting myself, never going back to forced 4
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5y ago
Usually you do not answer question when hosting but display the questions on a big screen, in Kahoot the participants do not see the questions on their own screens but have to watch the big screen of the presenter. To Varun, this is a nicel
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The GDPR/Cookie rules are just the same common courtesy that all projects I've been invovled with always has had. No ad trackers and no personal data stored about what I did on the site unless necessary for the function provided.
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That is basically integrations, there is never going to be nice integrations to my Cobol mainframe linked to a Springboot fuzzbuzz. As is stated in other comments the big issue is usually about being cross platform, and that is a subset of
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I'm even more optimistic; the Sumerian language is now 5000 years old we can read that. I used to love stone runes but after reading Snow Crash clay tablets that the sumerians used seems to be the best path, it's so much faster an
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I had the same security support for my guestbook (took 24h). After fixing I came back 3 months later because of a physical letter¹, the guestbook was filled with very specific slander. Years later I found this https://www.penny-a
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That is the format of that blog, in this case it was a bit short I do agree. The problems with anonmizing creeps up quite a bit on Flowingdata https://flowingdata.com/2014/06/23/lessons-from-improperly-a...
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No. Lots of people follow their conviction; travel far away to hurt others and deminish their and others humanity, that might be to help someone but in the end it's not ethical. Recently there was an discussion about the quote from Ari
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There is a distinction here; actions are not by themselves virtuous. Two people can seem to have the same actions/habit but only one of them does it from the heart. Getting back to the quote from Durant; just because you ace the test o
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Thanks! The setup for that is 20 minutes in https://youtu.be/tGzJ8F9rC1s?t=1280 and does that second part 6 minutes after, with more complex filters later on.
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We are comparing what we used 20 years ago on the Amiga. What I think we all fell in love with was the configurability and speed. What Gentoo showed me was that the configurability and UI of the old DirOpus will only get you so far. I did a
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I do not use it on the desktop so I have no idea if that works, I would guess that binary graphics drivers are unpatchable with live patch. I've patched the kernel on servers like that for a long time now, I recommended it warmly no p
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Latin was never a static language, the changes from the empire to the new latin of the church were substantial. I know too little about it, but the study of how latin affected the languages around the empire is still active today when study
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I've learnt several international languages, and what you describe is very hard for me. I'm guessing there is an built in arrogance in my mind that "everyone should understand me", I do make an effort. One thing that mak
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I feel that there needs to be more whitespaces for ASCII to work, i.e. ietf makes nice ASCII graphs but those are hand crafted. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6587#section-1
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That is the reverse of this subject in botany, we have this method that we know works and is logical lets make our language more logical. The problem with that is the same reason we don't use imaginary numbers everywhere we can use the
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Gentoo https://sourceforge.net/projects/gentoo/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentoo_(file_manager)
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You "don't do drugs" in Sweden so that won't happen, publicly almost everyone is against pot. This might be changing but not in the near future.
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