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by geon 10y ago
I don't have a specific suggestion, but it could be something like "synthetic fertilizer kills the symbiotic microbes nevvessary to..." rather than "scorched soils (that require chemicals to grow anything)". Just an
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by geon 10y ago
Use terms that convey the objection you have to it. Or object to the negative effects they have in the first place.
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by geon 10y ago
> Sweden, having a much smaller government with fewer conflicting factions Lol. In contrast to the US, Sweden has a somewhat functioning democracy with more than 2 mainstream parties.
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by geon 10y ago
"just fine with irradiating large fields full of plants" Are you referring to UV/cosmic radiation?
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by geon 10y ago
Please don't use the word "chemical" like it is something unnatural or harmful. Water is a chemical. The active ingredients of natural fertilizer are chemicals.
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by geon 10y ago
It feels quite obvious that a specialized bike store would focus on the more hard core end of the spectrum, since otherwise they would need to compete with wallmart and costco.
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by geon 10y ago
High quality tapes sounded great. https://youtu.be/jVoSQP2yUYA
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by geon 10y ago
That includes wolves.
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by geon 10y ago
I dont think the lye itself is supposed to circulate in the floor/radiators. There would be a heat exchanger.
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by geon 10y ago
A coastal mountain type originally designed by Slartibartfast. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slartibartfast
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by geon 10y ago
Fwiw, the Tamagotchi toy line used the 6502 as of 2013: http://hackaday.com/2013/05/24/tamagotchi-rom-dump-and-rever...
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by geon 10y ago
> please, offer a system that just underlines words-thought-to-be-wrong without changing them Ios have had that for at least a year. Two years?
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by geon 10y ago
No wonder they (allegedly) have difficulties adopting best practices such as version control.
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by geon 10y ago
So if they earned a decent wage to begin with, that would be better, right?
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by geon 10y ago
If Star Wars has taught us anything, it is that later remastered editions should keep to the original as closely as possible.
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by geon 10y ago
When visitors hit a paywall and don't pay
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by geon 10y ago
https://youtu.be/7MFtl2XXnUc
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by geon 10y ago
It is not about absolving them, but recognising that people are retarded assholes and there will be human error as long as we have human drivers. So if we want to make driving safer, we must change the traffic environment.
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by geon 10y ago
Another change recently was more fine grained speed limits. You now have speeds for each 10 km/h instead of 20. Some roads had their speed limit raised, like from 90 to 100 km/h. I think it has created a higher sense of fairness,
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by geon 10y ago
I think you misread that. It is not about blaming the driver, in the sense that we all know driver will continue to drive poorly. So if we want change, we can't just blame the bad drivers and go on designing cars and roads the same way
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by geon 10y ago
The 2+1 roads mostly used to be 1+1 with no middle barrier, I believe. If you wanted to overtake a slower car, you had to time it well so you could use the opposite lane while it was (hopefully) empty of oncoming traffic. Or you'd hope
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by geon 10y ago
An what can you accomplish in 2 years anyway? Not enough time to start a business or even study.
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by geon 10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtisanVideos/
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by geon 10y ago
Swedish has a few redundant "ch" sounds; k, sj, sch, skj and tj.
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by geon 10y ago
I suppose it is possible. For that to happen, there might be a need to teach and encourage it. I don't know how nationalistic India is, and if it would be well recieved. There is apparently an ISO standard for Indic scripts: https:&#x
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by geon 10y ago
> majority of India can't even read or speak english, how will they type in English? They won't. They type in Hindi, using the roman alphabet. Big difference. If anything, the roman alphabet is simpler than the syllable based D
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by geon 10y ago
Do you count waiting for io from the db? I know in my apps there is very little processing going on in node itself.
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by geon 10y ago
See!
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by geon 10y ago
With proper use of promises, async/await and generators, there is no reason for callback hell. But why would you need threading? 99% of the time will be spent waiting for io. And you can allways spawn a process if you need something c
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by geon 10y ago
Ts is great on the backend. And if it gives you only "some typing", you are doing it wrong. With noexplicitany and strictnullchecks, you can get really nice, typed code. Even stringly typed code can be typed now, with keyof.

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