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by froh 4y ago
it's uncommon to thank someone here on HN. so I just say you have saved me a tremendous amount of time and if I knew how to sticky your post to the top (against all currently popular grain) I'd do so.
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by froh 4y ago
direct link to the diff from 1 to 2 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Intelligence_qu...
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by froh 4y ago
maybe that question of pigment persistence is interesting but just not relevant in discussing the book? maybe the interesting aspect is the perseverance of the author and their systematic and thorough approach and their desire to create a c
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by froh 4y ago
I love these things. They really nicely complement urban mobility, on short distances and for connections where bus, tram and underground have a poor connection (e.g. low takt, or need to connect or poor grid i.e. long walking distance) I&
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by froh 4y ago
if you make driving too hard then people don't buy cars, at 16. what's next? walkable neighbourhoods and grocery shopping in some walking distance? greetings from Nuremberg, BY ;-)
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by froh 4y ago
ouch. it's one of the top questions in driving school: dangers of wet leaves in autumn to bicycles (electric, ICE or muscle driven)
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by froh 4y ago
the speed limit in Germany is 20kmh which is ca 12.5mph. that's about the speed of a normal bike ride. they are bikes for the sake of traffic rules and they are allowed to ride where bikes are allowed and they have to use bike lanes
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by froh 4y ago
so you kept the just in sequence supply chain of some Chrysler plant alive with a perl script that could import their sequence orders from floppy disks into your system, just as if they had arrived via wire? amazing. https://en.
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by froh 4y ago
oh yes, the dual tongues! to add, how many of the domestic terrorists killing children in schools with guns did buy them legally? vs illegally? and how many homicides were done with legal guns? vs illegal guns? and suicides?
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by froh 4y ago
it was self-reported data covering anything from diy via western clinical setting to trip to the amazonas: > The researchers analyzed data from an online Global Ayahuasca Survey that ran from 2017–2019, recruiting 10,836 respondents from
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by froh 4y ago
"internal family systems" gives a useful framework for this ability of the brain to take on multiple more or less independent perspectives, almost personalities. our brain can hide different memories in them and getting free acce
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by froh 4y ago
> simile-example analogue - the thing which is compared analogy - the act of comparing in this case you'd use "analogy", as in "this is an excellent analogy ..." the analogue is the musical characteristics of the
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by froh 4y ago
have you worked in set ups like this? what was the tricky thing to get right?
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by froh 4y ago
"Here is why Apple’s Steve Jobs loved to walk and so should you" thanks for sharing
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by froh 4y ago
are they ABIs free or are they patented? I seriously don't know but that would be a sound reason.
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by froh 4y ago
that's a popular urban myth, alas the origin is some predecessor language to German. https://de.wiktionary.org/wiki/ur-
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by froh 4y ago
oh it was a real TIL. I first thought: "GCed and real time? not that I know of..." and _then_ I found that spec and deterministic GC and that's the big TIL I shared. sorry if I came across snarky myself.
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by froh 4y ago
thanks for the pointers why not just without the part up to the comma? as in "here are two..." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by froh 4y ago
whut?
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by froh 4y ago
to the limitations on how comments are structured, as trees, not DAGs, and not just on HN but nearly everywhere: have you ever encountered a "forum" or "chat" eher you can kind of star merge several threads with a single
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by froh 4y ago
embedded Java, yes. real time? Oh: > The RTSJ addressed the critical issues by mandating a minimum specification for the threading model (and allowing other models to be plugged into the VM) and by providing for areas of memory that are
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by froh 4y ago
one easily overlooked use of hton ntoh is portable binary persistent data. you want to read and write binary files in different cpu architecture hosts? mount a pluggable "disk" from different devices? use hton and ntoh to write
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by froh 4y ago
we _had_ fax for a while. and then came DSGVO https://www.datenschutz.org/fax/#:~:text=Immer%20mehr%20Date... .
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by froh 4y ago
meanwhile the chroot command line utility has been dropped from posix 2017: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/xrat/V4_xcu...
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by froh 4y ago
uh oh what has happened here? first I take full responsibility for "intelligent" auto correct on the phone in a rush in the morning, though. It's like "full self driving": at this time and age I, the driver, have
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by froh 4y ago
just start the timer at 80°C and get the pasta below 80°C once Al dented, either by adding ingredients or by briefly rinsing with fresh water, e.g. to on fry the pasta afterwards.
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by froh 4y ago
no. they shamelessly pan fry pasta. (and rinse them briefly with fresh water to get rid of the starch and stop the cooking for bite. also works just perfect with a low amount of water)
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by froh 4y ago
random access iterators provide exactly the pointer into array semantics, with a difference type and jumping to a location in the range. https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/named_req/RandomAccessIter... they we
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by froh 4y ago
M = L + (R - L)/2 looks fairly simple to me. note this works of any ordering of R and L if the data type is signed.
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by froh 4y ago
see "implementation issues" in the same article, with M = L + (R - L)/2

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