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jagaerglad
1y ago
The redditification of hacker news
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1y ago
the dancing or partying ones, although admittedly we all scroll the phone more
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which do you recommend? I do "note to self" in messaging apps and the search is alright but I guess there are better alternatives
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Ok yes very good point you're right. What often happened in the olden times was that science took the shape of art, or religious or ideological conviction drove tireless creation. Let's say science is left to the robots and the la
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I don't think there would be any art or writing to do if there was absolutely no "laundry and dishes", conflict, either. The Wall-e future seems more consistent with that honestly, but maybe I'm just revealing an ugly pa
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2y ago
this is rather amazing, I've always thought that my observation that I feel better in my brain after a good fever has to be imagination
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jagaerglad
2y ago
Location: Stockholm, Sweden Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: yes, within EU/EES Technologies: Elixir (+ frameworks Phoenix, Nerves → professional experience with both) Résumé/CV: as per email request Email: a.k fir
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this hits close to home for me as well, was very into chemistry as a kid and wanted to do various experiments but no chemical whatsoever was possible to get hands on. Never got past the baking powder in water and trying to create hydrogen w
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3y ago
I have used anki for 4-5 years now, ~50% of days. I have a tiny worry that there is a "google effect"¹ of sorts associated with Anki. Before, in high school, I used to just read the chapter in the course book and then do well enou
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3y ago
Can't say much about the linked page but one could read the article[0] about the same topic on Encyclopedia Iranica, which is a better source since it's compiled and edited by scholars in history, linguistics, iranian studies etc.
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if all "you or I" wash at home then that's the actual "orders of magnitude more runoff waste" compared to if everybody did it at the car wash. Car washes have to purify the water since it's actually possible to
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3y ago
An aside but another good reason to not wash your car is leeching harmful stuff in the environment, car washes have to purify the waste water where I'm from at least
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3y ago
Can someone explain what a JIT compiler means in the case of an interpreted language?
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3y ago
Just a minor off topic pet peeve of mine, but why not keep calling the language that Persians speak "Persian" in English? Just how it doesn't feel entirely right to suddenly start calling Spanish "Español" instead i
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3y ago
I poured mine in an old plastic soda bottle which makes pouring into the compartment very quick and convenient
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That is actually very smart and helpful, thanks! :) My only gripe with autokey is that it's the only thing holding me back from wayland. Hawck is supposed to work with wayland but I never got it to work, was a while ago I tried though
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I use Ctrl+Alt as a substitute for Alt Gr making it feel as natural as typing any other shift-bound special character on the right side of keyboard It's standard on windows but I have to resort to a hacky solution to make it work on li
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Cancer or not, perhaps it is also healthier for our brains to not constantly be tricked that they found a nice high calorie food item? It feels that it would become like food-tiktok, dopamine "addiction" etc. Sure, perhaps overwei
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Yes I noticed the same, I had always thought that my hometown had very clean air (which by comparison it has) and that's why I never could smell pollution. After some staying at home during the pandemic, even the clean modern cars that
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Ok thanks for sharing, this was all new to me. Honestly it was just such a good user experience for me with their app store and just installing all apps seamlessly. It all just worked. Not sure if other custom ROMs have similar experiences
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I have been struggling a lot with dating. Despite being a quite social, and often popular guy to be around, there has been some block/hump that always stood in the way of dating. Funnily enough it struck me some weeks ago that I probab
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Did you ever try /e/OS? All my banking apps surprisingly worked on FP4 with /e/OS
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I don't like to fiddle with my computer too much, I just installed arch with KDE using their installer and kind of forgot about it for many months and it just worked™ (until I broke it myself in a way any distro would have broken, but
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There have definitely been cases with letters in sweden https://www.domstol.se/patent--och-marknadsdomstolen/om-pate...
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there are many additives in plastics so often they're not only hydrocarbons. BPA, PCB, flame retardants, colors and UV protection, etc
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We are talking about a city that a quarter million people call home, not an amusement park that needs to adapt to changing conditions
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Yes the country is for ever Iran, for all iranians of different ethnicities. The connotation in tourists's mind about "Iran" has to change, were the country to be called Persia today, it would have the same negative sound to
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Just a minor pet peeve but why not keep calling the language "Persian" in English? Just how it doesn't feel entirely right to suddenly start calling Spanish "Español" in English, or Swedish as "Svenska" an
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Blindsight
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blindsight#Case_studies
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