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by hinoki 6y ago
In this case paper means polymer. Canada uses the same bills as Australia (and that the U.K. is switching to). Much better than in the USA, where their cloth money always feels like dirty laundry.
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by hinoki 6y ago
When I brew with French press, there’s a rainbow oil slick. A web search reveals a lot of blog spam about French press being bad for you, but I couldn’t find any actual cholesterol numbers.
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by hinoki 6y ago
Due the the typo (helm a Rom => help a Roma), I couldn't follow, but some Googling turned up Jock Palfreeman [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jock_Palfreeman
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by hinoki 6y ago
I’ve case you are serious, replace chrome with: #!/bin/bash echo 1000 > /proc/$$/oom_score_adj path_to_real_chrome
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by hinoki 6y ago
Relevant exploration of these ideas: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/social
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by hinoki 6y ago
You could always use the original Myst generator, HyperCard. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperCard
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by hinoki 6y ago
It depends on your debugger. Visual Studio has a plugin model to support this, but it involves writing a server and a client, and serialising all your data over a socket. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio&#x
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by hinoki 6y ago
There is no global schedule of programming any more, so there is room to have tiers with and without ads. So maybe it’s more like “Netflix with special offers”
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by hinoki 6y ago
You can train yourself to detect most of these differences, but you do need to try many different “good” versions of something to develop your taste. But beware, once you have a sophisticated taste for something you can no longer enjoy all
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by hinoki 6y ago
Helmets should be optional so long as you are an organ donor. You could have a different coloured license plate. Maybe that would get the point across?
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by hinoki 6y ago
It depends on your rules for rounding I think.
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by hinoki 7y ago
They may have not kept records specifically because it was meant for a potential resistance movement. If there were records, then the Nazis could just read them after an invasion.
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by hinoki 7y ago
One thing to worry about is that you’re effectively taking over the job of the OS scheduler. This can be a good thing since you know more about your workload than the generic heuristics the scheduler uses, but it also means that you might n
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by hinoki 7y ago
There are lots of details that might cause problems: * Do your tasks block? How many threads do you need to make sure you can use all your CPUs. * Do your tasks access different sets of memory? Would keeping similar tasks on the same CPUs r
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by hinoki 7y ago
It’s strange that it took so long to prove the earth moved. The Foucault Pendulum [0] could have been created in antiquity, but it took until 1851. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foucault_pendulum
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by hinoki 7y ago
Who are the parents in this analogy?
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by hinoki 7y ago
If I were somehow transported back in time to The Field Of The Cloth Of Gold[0], I’d probably be bored because my phone wouldn’t work, and the wine would probably suck. It’s hard to make good wine without knowing what yeast is. [0] https:&
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by hinoki 7y ago
I got 0.6 / 6, and it said the same. Is it possible to not be at high risk of burnout according to this survey?
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by hinoki 7y ago
It’s a quote from 1766, so you’re only out of touch with the 18th century. EDIT: [you’re/your]
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by hinoki 7y ago
There are Task.WhenAll and Task.WhenAny, but I think GP is referring to it being easier to do the naïve thing and write sequential awaits instead. Does anyone know if there are warnings or linters that will catch this in C#, at least if don
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by hinoki 7y ago
Also, Kill La Kill. It’s by the same director as Gurren Lagann, and is a strange mix of excessive fan service and reverse Bechdel Test failure.
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by hinoki 7y ago
GP already talked about taking on apprentices, with the implication being the the friend is already scaling their business past a single employee. The practical skills are unlikely to become outdated quickly, since they are mainly about sta
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by hinoki 8y ago
British Airways flies four classes on long haul flights. First is like business, except your coat gets its own closet next to your seat, and you get Johnnie Walker Blue instead of Red like the plebes in business class ;)
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by hinoki 8y ago
I think Polonius is such a great name for that project. For those who didn't read Shakespeare's Hamlet, Polonius is known for giving the advice "Neither a borrower nor a lender be."
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by hinoki 8y ago
It doesn't look like this gives more information than the built in profiling tools[0] React already has. So it looks like an interesting project to learn the component lifecycle and some React internals, but if you need to make your re
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by hinoki 9y ago
I don't know, Itanium is one of the most enterprise things not made by IBM, and it was called EPIC (Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing)