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by frutiger 5y ago
> but habits are a real thing I wouldn’t disagree, but I would question how widely applicable this is across cultures and socio-economic strata. In particular it would be interesting to compare the commonly accepted folk wisdom (e.g. “yo
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by frutiger 5y ago
> It’s like a rich person that grew up poor, they are constantly saving money. Of course they don’t really have to at this point, but that was their experience. Is the implication that people don't learn new things from new situatio
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by frutiger 5y ago
I tried 1 4 9 16 25 16 9 4 1 4 9 It did not predict what I had in mind.
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by frutiger 5y ago
If you always create a merge commit, you can see the group as you traverse the history via the two parent commits. One will walk the group and the other will go directly to the state before the group.
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by frutiger 5y ago
> and one dated to 8,000ka. [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steppe_Geoglyphs ] For anyone wondering if this is a typo, it is. OP means 8kya or 8000ya (though 10kya would be more accurate).
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by frutiger 5y ago
> During Eid During the lunar month of Ramadan. Eid is the first day of the following month when Muslims celebrate the end of Ramadan. (There is an unrelated separate Eid at a different point in the year).
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by frutiger 5y ago
> I'm actually honestly interested in that last question. The answer to your question can be calculated with a formula you already know. Perhaps the most famous formula of the modern era: E = mc²
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by frutiger 5y ago
> US Federal Tax Revenues (2019) > US Capital Gains (2018) Is that a typo or are you comparing revenues from two different years?
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by frutiger 5y ago
> pre-judge you If it’s based off accurate genetic data, is it still prejudgment? We already accept that car insurance is higher for young males without getting mad about it. Using all available data to make a proper risk assessment seem
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by frutiger 5y ago
> modifying commits pointed to by tags You can’t modify commits. They are immutable. Tagged commits are reachable so they won’t get gc’ed. > Also, I don't think I've ever seen a repo where every pushed commit is tagged Sorry
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by frutiger 5y ago
Mods, can you please spend (2016) to the title?
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by frutiger 5y ago
> commits that came from some remote source and which you want to keep intact Don’t tags satisfy that use case?
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by frutiger 5y ago
> As for the exercise: yes. There’s already preliminary evidence that exercise is highly coordinated with covid outcomes. GP asked “lack of exercising one’s immune system” not “lack of exercising” in general.
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by frutiger 6y ago
From a quick glance at the README this supports a slightly more interesting structure than an indented text file: it's actually a DAG where large subgraphs are trees. This allows links between different nodes. That's not possible
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by frutiger 6y ago
Aha, so humans have reduced the diversity of species on the planet. That seems plausible to me (and even compatible with the original "reduced inhabitants" phrase that was used by the other poster earlier). Thanks for the all the
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by frutiger 6y ago
What does displaced mean? Why are terrestrial vertebrates preferred in this analysis? Why is the horizontal scale in that chart nonlinear? What is peakoilbarrel.com? The goalposts seem to have shifted from the person I replied to.
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by frutiger 6y ago
> removed a significant percentage of its inhabitants I was actually curious if anyone could help answer the following: (a) how one would define inhabitant (including bacteria?) (b) what the net %age change actually would be given a suit
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by frutiger 6y ago
That's totally a fair point; the comment wasn't supposed to be the explanation itself! But let me try without actually writing such an article. The elements of the scattering matrix determine how two (or more) colliding particles
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by frutiger 6y ago
I'd be surprised if no one has done this already, but someone needs to write an article that literally enumerates out the first dozen terms of the perturbation expansion for a scattering matrix along with the Feynman diagram for each t
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OpenSSH 8.5 Released(lists.mindrot.org)
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by frutiger 6y ago
The author of any piece should be permitted a certain set of assumptions about their audience. I think as long as a term has a relatively unambiguous Google result (which is true in this case), it’s fair game to be used in public texts.
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Call for Testing: OpenSSH 8.5(marc.info)
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ACMEv1 Brownout(acme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org)
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by frutiger 6y ago
It is indeed not true, even omniscient beings can only produce probability distributions. However it is not clear if quantum effects are relevant at a biomolecular scale. Some experts[1] suggest so but these ideas are considered fringe by t
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by frutiger 6y ago
Try Air France in business or first.
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by frutiger 6y ago
> Much too expensive for a casual buy, but will be great if I ever get into wine. It’s cool to know it’s possible at all. When you get into wine (and assuming you are sharing it with someone) you will very likely discover that a bottle d
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by frutiger 6y ago
One could also measure their body weight after they step off the scales but it wouldn’t be a particularly meaningful number.
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by frutiger 6y ago
> Trivially, it's effectively 0 for LenPEG 3. I don’t think so? The decompressor needs to have a copy of the image to display if it goes to step 1 of its decompression algorithm.
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by frutiger 6y ago
This is of course a joke, but most compression competitions include the size of the decompressor.
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by frutiger 6y ago
Yes, the address of any element of an std::map is valid until that element is erased.

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