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by jansan 3y ago
One problem that vector networks have is that you cannot set the node type (like "continous" or "corner"), because this would require information to which of the multiple curves that enter/leave a node that type sho
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by jansan 3y ago
Where in Figma can I find those vector networks? I see only see very basic path editing features..
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by jansan 3y ago
It is an SVG editor. Here it is: https://www.hyvector.com/ I agree, I need to get implement feedback channels and get it out into the open.
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by jansan 3y ago
That is the information I needed. I am sitting here with my almost finished app, sometimes about to give up after having put so much work into it, thinking I am too old to get this done. I will pull this through, thank you!
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by jansan 3y ago
Yes, but the P/E ratio is still about 20, which is slightly high but not outside the normal range.
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by jansan 3y ago
If you do the math, the stock price isn't even outrageously high. They are just making a shitload of money.
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by jansan 3y ago
> isn't Meta the 'single largest market for <almost anything>' No, it isn't. Far from it. Edit: Unless those angled brackets have a meaning that I am not aware of.
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by jansan 3y ago
I am paying and have no intention to change this, but hopefully they will work on solving old issues and notch up quality a bit. With all those great features, it is a bit annoying to still get a "variable might not have been initializ
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by jansan 3y ago
The new ones usually are.
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by jansan 3y ago
This is really interesting. They had a team of incredibly smart people and it seems that humans on board can handle difficult situations better than a computer. Apollo 11 would probably have crashed without a highly trained human on board.
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by jansan 3y ago
But now it is finally settled? Or are we in for large corrections of the models in future?
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by jansan 3y ago
I find it very confusing that this is supposed to be new knowledge. Shouldn't the correlation bewtween CO2 concentration and greenhouse effect been researched and simulated to death by now?
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by jansan 3y ago
It depends on what you want to do with the heat pump. That solar water heater will not help you much when you want to cool your house in summer. BTW, I am not sure why exverbody is exited about "heat pumps", which are just air con
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by jansan 3y ago
How is that counted? The last time I was in Japan they still separated "burnable" and "non-burnable" waste. So if you burn the plastic, does it still count as waste? IMO plastic is not that bad if it gets recycled or use
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by jansan 3y ago
You did not get the joke. But joking asige, for me it is actually just very slow, not down.
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by jansan 3y ago
Site ist not down, just inconveniently slow.
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by jansan 3y ago
"Trust the science" always must be taken with a grain of salt.
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by jansan 3y ago
Do people know about the Phantom of Heilbronn? For 15 years, police in Germany found DNA of one and the same person on about 40 different crime scenes. The crimes seemed to be completely unrelated, including murder, burglary, theft and even
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by jansan 3y ago
> I bet those poor people are also disproportionately non-white! Yes, simply based on the fact that only non-European citizens can be deported. But what is interesting is that they are also disproportionately non-east-asian.
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by jansan 3y ago
If you are living on social welfare, things might actually get a bit tighter in future.
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by jansan 3y ago
It is mainly due to the Gulf Stream. Northern Europe would be much colder without it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulf_Stream#Localized_effects
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by jansan 3y ago
This may come a bit as a shocker, but climate in many parts of Norway, especially at the coast where people live, is much milder in winter than in Chicago. Compare climate charts of Bergen or Stavanger with those of Chicago and you will be
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by jansan 3y ago
Not everyone can afford this. I wish someone was selling a holographic sticker that can be placed at the front side of cheap VR headsets to mimic the creepy eyes.
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by jansan 3y ago
Work is not only getting a task done. It also involves helping struggling or new colleagues. How does "learning on the job" even look like with remote work? When I started as an engineer after university, I learned so much during
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by jansan 3y ago
Wearing a lab coat and writing very difficult math equations and complicated lewis structures on a huge piece of acrylic glass. Everything else does not count. Joking aside, every job that requires knowledge from a STEM field that goes beyo
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by jansan 3y ago
Right, adding "discussion", "forum" and even "reddit" to the search term increases quality dramatically. Also, Google is still great to search websites. I gave up on Stackoverflow's own search but add &quo
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by jansan 3y ago
Even more, in north western Germany they have a dialect called "Plattdeutsch" that is closer to the Dutch language than to German.
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by jansan 3y ago
That is really an absurd headline considering the content of the article. Defining who you are has very little to nothing to do with were some of your ancestors may have come from 5000 years ago.
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by jansan 3y ago
People in the valley seem to be quite different from people in the southern states (the only part of the US that I have been to). I wonder if the differences within the USA are actually be as significant as the differences between parts of
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by jansan 3y ago
I am not sure if this is criticism for too many reposts or if once a year is considered a healthy dose of dupes.

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