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by flurie 6y ago
I'm not surprised it's missing from here, but Dream Quest was an important link connecting Dominion-style deckbuilding with additional roguelike elements. It was a key inspiration for Slay the Spire and everything that followed fr
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by flurie 6y ago
Right, but the AHI is specifically to aid in initial and ongoing treatment. If you’re hitting a certain threshold of events with a PAP, it probably means you need more pressure, even if that AHI can indicate a fairly large range in reductio
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by flurie 7y ago
This was true when it was first released, but they now allow you to bring your own backend store. https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/state/
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by flurie 7y ago
That’s minute of recorded audio, and that’s a pretty standard transcription rate. Using anything less than a professional service will show in the quality of the output, and even many services don’t produce high quality transcripts, especia
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by flurie 7y ago
I’ve used both this and Platejoy, and I prefer the latter. It may have changed, but Eat This Much would routinely prescribe strange meals to meet desired macro targets. I remember one being a can of tuna, a raw red pepper, and a slice of ch
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by flurie 7y ago
Your post would benefit from this information.
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by flurie 7y ago
The short answer is no. The long answer is that you could theoretically explicitly set up a user for auth, run sshd in fargate containers, and shell in, but it’s not going to be worth it as anything other than a toy example.
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by flurie 9y ago
> Considering Pittsburgh once had awful air quality thanks to coal and steel industry, it’s no wonder folks are still worried about stinky air. This implies that it no longer has awful air quality, but that's not true. It's sti
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by flurie 10y ago
Turkish written with Latin script nearly has ideal phonemic orthography (the outlier is ğ, which is unvoiced or, sometimes, I believe, like a glottal stop).
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by flurie 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation. That makes more sense, and that's definitely not what Lombardo did with his Iliad. Lombardo stresses clear and accurate intention rendered into English. He retains a verse form, but it's blank verse. It
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by flurie 10y ago
I have not read Nabokov's translation of Eugene Onegin, but this piece led me to wonder if he was an inspiration for Stanley Lombardo's translation of the Iliad and the Odyssey, which are stark departures from previous translation
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by flurie 10y ago
I want to point out that, not only is this comment absolutely correct based on what we know, but also, the more studies we see, the more this fact is confirmed. A great meta-analysis can be found here: http://strengtheory.com&#x2
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by flurie 10y ago
A pilot study on this was published pretty recently with some success in terms of passing the mother's microbiome on to the infant, though that's still a long way off from determining the benefits. http://www.nature.com
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by flurie 11y ago
Roko's Basilisk has decided to punish you by having allowed others to create the shirt ahead of you. http://i.imgur.com/XlydDcK.jpg https://teespring.com/ask-me-about-roko-s-basilisk
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by flurie 11y ago
> I worry that the author of this article seems to leave out key facts about Dian Fossey and her "research". It's unclear to me how what follows this has anything to do questioning with Fossey's research.
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by flurie 11y ago
> The entire Python scientific computing stack is resting on C. Aren't a lot of NumPy modules reliant on fortran libraries?
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by flurie 11y ago
Right, I'm not saying that anyone's at fault for the string of events that led to that review or even the review itself. I think at the height of Pitchfork's anti-establishment power, it wielded that power in a callous manner
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by flurie 11y ago
A great example is referenced in the n+1 article itself: the tale of Travis Morrison after the breakup of The Dismemberment Plan. The band's Pitchfork reviews were always positive, so one would assume that the debut solo album of its p
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by flurie 11y ago
You haven't made the case for adult film actors not being sex workers. Location and information asymmetry have nothing to do with it. Illegal work isn't suddenly not work because it's illegal.
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by flurie 11y ago
Pornography is sex work. The different remuneration model doesn't change that fact.
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by flurie 11y ago
Why "timeless"? When I use that word to talk about music, it means that the music has evaded its contemporary trappings. Its opposite is "dated". Why lasting popularity as a measure of timelessness? How do you account fo
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by flurie 11y ago
I find that "Dear Future Homejoy Engineer"[1] sets a high bar. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8794956
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by flurie 11y ago
The author goes into this in the beginning by stating that the admin can have "PasswordAuthentication no" in sshd_config and users with keys can still have weakly protected (or unprotected!) keys. In other words, you can lead a co
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by flurie 12y ago
That's because you're unfortunately incorrect. There is a thing called capital-s Science, distinct from lowercase-s science. The former is a religion, just like you said, and the latter is merely an updating empirical process. The
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by flurie 12y ago
One could change some of the specifics of the language (less talk about management, change "cofounder" to "spouse"), and this could be information on how to have a successful marriage. In addition, an important piece of
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by flurie 12y ago
Does this play well with CIDER?
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by flurie 12y ago
Turning this around, how do we arrive at "a statement of support for free speech" as the result of a domestic terrorist attack? If the target had been a butcher handling, among other things, pork, would we still feel the need to m
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by flurie 12y ago
This essay seems to spend quite a bit of time talking about a term that it never defines. And, assuming there's a definition, does meanness count if it is not made manifest? I think we can probably agree without a more specific definit
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by flurie 12y ago
Squares are actually pretty easy with a mental math trick. n^x = (n-m)(n+m) + m^2 so for 23: 23^2 = 20*26 + 9 = 529
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by flurie 12y ago
I'm sort of annoyed that their little embedded quiz didn't accept my answer "Jean-Michel Basquiat" and instead wanted "Jean Michel Basquiat".

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