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by geuis 5y ago
This is super interesting to me (interested in metallurgy and ancient forms of money). Went on a bit of a deep dive (i.e. watched some YouTube videos). Ok jokes aside, what a very interesting topic. Best video I found so far is about 8 mont
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by geuis 5y ago
I additionally love whatever is happening on that mastodon site that takes over the browser back button that somehow involves Reddit.com
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by geuis 5y ago
I can only really speak to my early experience with them as a young company. They made internet fax bullshit easy. When I could easily store my signature and sign docs, then later when they added pdf interpretations, I was sold 100%. They s
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by geuis 5y ago
> DHTML, which stands for “distributed HTML”, Nope. It stands for Dynamic HTML.
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by geuis 5y ago
Your demos don’t play on iOS safari.
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by geuis 5y ago
Another reason this is a terrible idea: Video creators have always been able to disable the upvote/downvote ratios and comments. Every single time I have encountered a video where the counts have been disabled by the creator, it’s beca
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by geuis 5y ago
NO. > While the results certainly suggest there are two main social hormones controlling caste behavior in Jerdon's jumping ants and that this is done via a single protein factor, we will need further research to actually prove this
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by geuis 5y ago
Putting aside the content of the page, can we talk about the design of the page? It has this HUGE hero image that pushes the content down below the fold on my 4k monitor.
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by geuis 5y ago
Can we update the link to point to the actual release from San Diego Zoo? https://sandiegozoowildlifealliance.org/pr/CondorParthenogen...
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by geuis 5y ago
I’m not sure who this is for. I heartily approve of rebase-first development methodology. But rebasing is not something that has ever been slow for me. Even in huge monolithic repos with frequent changes, it takes at most a couple seconds t
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by geuis 5y ago
Theres no audio option
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by geuis 5y ago
Can someone boil this boilerplate down into 2-4 meaningful sentences?
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by geuis 5y ago
This highly illustrated a point for me this morning. My oldest friend is in a foreign country and has no support network. He left his job yesterday and was overall having a terrible day. He desperately needed me to call him, and WhatsApp ha
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by geuis 5y ago
Just had a forgotten, wonderful feeling seeing some of the old Apple ads linked in the article. I still remember this (currently weird) sense of hopefulness and progress when seeing late 80s to 90’s Apple ads. Yes, I understand it was marke
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Myth Busting on Stellar Forge (Elite Dangerous)(forums.frontier.co.uk)
1 points by geuis 5y ago|0 comments
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by geuis 5y ago
This page needs some non-scrollable borders for mobile. Once you scroll down a bit into the map, it’s nearly impossible to get back to the browser ui controls
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by geuis 5y ago
In our own solar system, not all planets rotate in the same direction. Venus actually rotates west to east, very slowly. Its year is shorter than its day. Uranus rotates nearly 90 degrees in relation to the ecliptic. Mercury rotates east to
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by geuis 5y ago
I appreciate the direction Charlie is going with these lists. The best creativity tends to come from restricted/limited choices. By making a general list of stereotypes and tropes ahead of time, it will help to come up with unique idea
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by geuis 5y ago
Is that really the right thing to do? The original article was interesting on its own merits. It’s a good follow up that the teams have been successful, but that link probably should just be pinned as a top comment reply.
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by geuis 5y ago
> If Napster wasn’t peer-to-peer but it did let you type the name of a song and then listen to it, it would have been just as popular. This is a very effective statement. Today p2p for music is certainly alive but has greatly been surpas
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by geuis 5y ago
I’ve had a basic influxdb/grafana setup going for a year or so. Despite having worked with it for a while, I always am left with the feeling that I’m missing something. The sql-like language is similar enough that it’s confusing. And I
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by geuis 5y ago
> gunpowder, noodles, hot-air balloons, steam engine Your examples are flawed. Gunpowder was known and used for centuries at that point. Hot air balloons were invented in France in the 17 hundreds. Steam engines were invented in Britain.
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by geuis 5y ago
I appreciate these kinds of frontend deep dives.
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by geuis 5y ago
Good follow up article would be an intro to shaders, where you take the work from pixel looping and move it to shaders.
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by geuis 5y ago
Meh. I’ve had my contact info here for years. The only time anyone has contacted me is the one time Paul G asked me to stop running a scraping bot experiment I was running for a bit many years ago.
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Reddit subreddit /r/wallstreetbets/ set to private by moderators
6 points by geuis 5y ago|3 comments
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by geuis 5y ago
I don't understand exactly what the writer is complaining about. The thesis of the page is never explicitly stated. I see a complaint, "Hmmm. It didn't have the share destination that I wanted" yet the author never state
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by geuis 5y ago
I needed some calipers that were large enough for a human head. Fairly expensive online, especially for a one use item. So I reviewed some classic manual types and designed my own 3D model and printed them out for cents vs lots of dollars.
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I like to hope that cetaceans are sentient. Given that, I can imagine the poor whale being completely grossed out by whatever it just got in its mouth and tried to spit it out as fast as possible. I've definitely had that experience be
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by geuis 5y ago
I am a COMPLETE amateur. That being said, I’ve been using blender for 3D print modeling. There’s a thing I’ve been working on for a few months that was almost impossible in 2.92 and prior. App would crash all the time. Someone more experien

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