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henriquemaia
4y ago
Personal preference, I believe. But the point still stands: the original sentence is more ambiguous that both our rewritings. Ours just show that the original sentence could be improved.
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henriquemaia
4y ago
I'm not OP. But I think I've found it. Quite interesting: https://youtu.be/vLD7GIc8kZQ?t=96
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henriquemaia
4y ago
> who studies how dogs and humans process language at the University of Maryland I gave out quite a laugh while I was reading this. More so, because I peeking at the article with my stern scientific mind. Now I know that dogs and humans
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henriquemaia
5y ago
First of all, thanks for engaging. It's nice to think this through with the help of others. That being said, I have an issue with this being called 'therapy'. It may as well be, if we just think about the person receiving the
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henriquemaia
5y ago
Empathy is not being obsessive with the feelings of others. Others are as real people as you are. If you go that way, thinking of what others feel instead of empathizing with what they're experiencing, this immediately becomes an abstr
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henriquemaia
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Thank you for your comment. I came here to say roughly the same thing. Yes, in a way we are always using others as means to an end. But to make this interpretation true, I have to really push the boundaries of what I mean by using others, b
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> The decision comes after the messaging app, which is widely used by Brazil's far-right President Jair Bolsonaro and his allies, failed to respond to court orders to block certain accounts that had been found to disseminate disinfo
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henriquemaia
5y ago
Or the disputed border with Portugal at Olivença/Olivenza. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olivenza
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Brain surgeon: There's no point wearing bicycle helmets (2014)
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henriquemaia
5y ago
Funny, but I do exactly the same. My source, however, is Telegram's channel @hacker_news_feed. As you said, the signal-to-noise ratio hits that sweet spot that keeps me out of HN's front page for a long time.
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henriquemaia
5y ago
Suggestion: Create an htop alias for btop. Then you'll never have to worry about forgetting it.
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henriquemaia
5y ago
https://4anime.to/ https://animepahe.com/ There are more like those. Telegram anime chat channels are also a good source to anything anime.
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6y ago
The comment you responded to is simply informing that you cannot compare Norway's with USA's EV experience because that's like comparing apples to oranges. Or, if you will, that the Norwegian lessons aren't that useful t
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henriquemaia
6y ago
Thank you for bringing this. When I saw this thread, I immediately thought of this parody. Clicked your link and was not disappointed.
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henriquemaia
6y ago
Well, fortunately, there are exceptions. Case in point being XFCE. It has remained the same for years. However, your point still stands, because exceptions are just that, exceptions.
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6y ago
I've used Jitsi throughout the pandemic for all of my university's meetings where I have a say in the platform. I'm highly pleased with it. From all other platforms I've tried, Jitsi is the saner, offers more freedom and
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henriquemaia
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Don't take this personally. Your comment just gave me an itch I had to scratch. There are some words in people's explanations that always bother me. These are 'just', 'mere', merely' and the like. Why? Bec
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henriquemaia
6y ago
That's my go-to audiobook player also. I have been using it for years and it never ceases to amaze me. The level of control you reach with it almost makes the audio part more paper like.
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henriquemaia
6y ago
All looks well and dandy until you need to integrate Zotero into the flow of your work. Unfortunately, OnlyOffice doesn't offer a Zotero integration tool. That's a huge deal breaker for any academic.
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The system has been broken for long, but never so broken that it actually demands a top to bottom reform. Besides, those who suffer with it the most either don't vote or have little political relevance or maturity to make a stand. And
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henriquemaia
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Searx is only as slow as your configuration allows it. You have to check the preferences, under engines, and deselect the offending slower engines. Some will take up to 10s to return any result. If you only choose faster engines, searx will
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6y ago
Searx is a metasearch engine [0]. "A metasearch engine (or search aggregator) is an online Information retrieval tool that uses the data of a web search engine to produce its own results." [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.or
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I have been using my own instance for about 2 years now. I couldn't be happier. While researching for my master's, I never felt I was missing out anything substantial. Setting up your own instance is as simple as mirroring the Git
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I follow the What da Math [0] channel on YouTube to keep up with the latest news on cosmology. I highly recommend it. Very thorough and with daily updates. [0] https://youtube.com/user/whatdamath
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I love this idea. What I hate about captchas is not the challenge, but the purpose. However, part of me liked the having to find out what was written on the image. So I would gladly do that on my spare time for a communal project like this.
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>Telegram has a great UX I was making this exact point today to a couple of friends. Telegram's features puts it way ahead of its competitors. While using it, I feel I'm charge and not the other way around (WhatsApp being the w
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Houses of the World: a gallery of beautiful houses across the globe
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As with everything else, the internet serves as a kind of lense, amplifying whatever underlies it to orders of magnitude unimaginable. It doesn't matter if it's a random bit of information on a encyclopedia (wiki) or cybercrime. I
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True. Maybe that's the reason why they chose that new system.
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henriquemaia
6y ago
Good point. So whoever wrote that got it wrong, right?
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