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by grawprog 5y ago
These things are being made by people mostly for free. I know there's corporate funding and donations amongst bigger projects, but they're being made by people, for free, so that a free alternative to expensive software can exist.
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A rat model of male pregnancy(biorxiv.org)
1 points by grawprog 5y ago|0 comments
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I agree, that's why I've never really considered it was covid. It was just coincidental timing and strange symptoms. It wouldn't be my first 'weird cold'. I haven't even really thought about it much until I se
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I never did, i don't think any of us did. One of us ended up in close proximity however to someone who'd tested positive for covid, just prior to getting the results of their tests. This person did not get sick. That may or may no
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by grawprog 5y ago
I have to admit I don't know much about the history of stoic philosophy. I never realized such a thing existed. I also was never sure about exactly what CBT was based on or anything about the history of it. Thank you, I'll have to
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by grawprog 5y ago
A few years ago now I was reading a lot about Buddhism and its tenets about mindfulness and other ways of dealing with the things life throws at you or when you get into a negative state of mind. A couple years after that I had a friend tha
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by grawprog 5y ago
I have been curious. Back in December 2019, myself, my dad, my boss and some other friends and family all got sick. It lasted about 3-4 weeks. It was a weird cold. None of us really got that sick, but we all felt terrible, weak and lethargi
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by grawprog 5y ago
>I've read similar comments on vlc, audacity, etc. The amount of complaints and lack of appreciation of OSS projects is absolutely mind boggling to me, yet we keep getting new amazing software for free. I find the worst is with OSS
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by grawprog 5y ago
>Can read, parse, and highlight code from purely image files >Finding and replacing of text from image files These two features actually seem pretty useful. There's been more than one time i've found code as an image or some
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Personally, I'd rather something equivalent to a mid-range android phone. Something that works decently well, but still affordable enough adoption isn't limited only to the wealthy looking for toys. I see most flagship phones that
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by grawprog 5y ago
I felt bad writing that seemingly picking on the middle-upper class, because as much as I've seen that there...the worst example I know of is not that. A family member of mine has not ever had a job. Everyone has tried to help him. I&#
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I've worked a bunch of jobs over the years where i've ended up being in the homes of a lot of middle class - upper class people, not that it doesn't happen with working class people too, but anyway a common thing i would see
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by grawprog 5y ago
>The attackers claimed to have downloaded source code...for the proprietary Frostbite game engine used as the base for many other high-profile games. Possibly...or it'll be used to make bots and hacks and such.
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by grawprog 5y ago
This article isn't bad, but it's a very shallow, narrow view of things. In general it seems to make no distinction with addicts using high doses to overcome tolerance levels with recreational drug users in general. Methamphetamine
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>Mask use is almost free. They cost $10 for a box of five here for masks that ideally should be one time use, if used properly. I've noticed a ton of 'mask pollution' over last year. Masks lying on the ground, masks in wat
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by grawprog 5y ago
I did leave out though, that as i've realized this and practiced more with imaginative things, i have regained some of this ability. So i agree with the overall premise that visual imagination is a skill you can fain or lose due to pra
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That seems awfully disingenuous. The rest of my post is why i consider it slightly scammy. A lot of buzz with less substance than promised and no actual commitments to the devs they're also advertising too that will inevitably be the o
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by grawprog 5y ago
>What are you basing that off of? Because they didn't detail the specifics of how the games are going to be distributed? https://play.date/dev/ >As for a more official way to distribute them, we’re still exp
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by grawprog 5y ago
I've gone through the page a bunch of times now, read through the hn comments here and the arstechnica article linked in the top comment. But I'm still having a hard time appreciating this as art or even something non-gimicky and
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by grawprog 5y ago
To be fair, you can still play lawn darts if you have a set. I remember playing with a set of lawn darts, like the real ones with the spikes, with my cousins back in like 2004-2005, nobody came to arrest us.
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by grawprog 5y ago
On the note of your post, i've found as i've gotten older my ability visually imagine things has diminished a lot. When i was a kid or even a teenager i could vividly picture and imagine things in my mind. As i got older, i practi
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by grawprog 5y ago
I remember trying some salt and vinegar flavoured fried crickets years ago. I was disappointed in their lack of vinegar flavour. It's hard to find a good salt and vinegar flavoured thing that actually tastes like vinegar. The crickets
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by grawprog 5y ago
The training data for Ai Dungeon. https://play.aidungeon.io/
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That's because that was an inane point used as a headline that didn't really have much to do with what the article is actually about. It's a criticism of the training data sets used on ai's that were manually tagged by i
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I like to go with, if it's something that no longer resembles food that's possible to make with unprocessed ingredients or if more than half the ingredients in a product are chemicals. It's probably ultra processed. Say burge
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Thanks for sharing. I knew some of D's history, but there was stuff in there I hadn't read before. I like much of the way D's designed. It doesn't try to be flashy, gimicky or different for the sake of being different. I
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Could possibly be because his policies have been carried on by every single president after him. It's not like the Democrats stopped the wars he started. It's not like Trump did and Biden doesn't seem to be stepping up to do
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The results remind me of high quality rotoscoped characters. Like if the original Mortal Kombat got an HD remaster or something. They look good but not real. If they do start replacing actors with these, everything's gonna look like a
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by grawprog 5y ago
>If C++ was an airplane, #define would simply be removed. So would that make D the airplane version of C++?
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JBS meatworks shut down by cyber attack(farmonline.com.au)
1 points by grawprog 5y ago|0 comments

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