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How did you install it on MacOS?
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Very true! And I’m typing this on an iPhone… I wish I could hack but car, but also wouldn’t trust others if they did
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> An IQ of 80 is borderline pathological. While controversial in everyday conversation, intelligence has been measured around the world, and in many countries 80 or even below is the average. If you see the Wikipedia article “Heritabil
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Given a 5% margin, the worst case result is still 94% support - truly the will of the people. Discriminating children from participating in democracy is also norm in the west, and probably wise. It is interesting that you assume 10 extra ye
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Do you have any reading resources to share about faults in Pew Research’s methodology? If they are untrustworthy, it would be good to know
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99% of afghanis believe Sharia law should be the law of the land. [0] Finally they are free from their foreign oppressor, and they can go back to having their country ruled as they please. Anyone who believes in democracy will agree to this
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During the 3 years I’ve owned it there are 2 places where lines are wonky and I know to take over. I have not yet struggled to stay alert when it drives me, and it has driven better than I would have - so it certainly is an improvement over
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I try to use Offset credit when possible - yet only with nerd friends
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On most or all roads below 100km/h autopilot won’t allow speeding, and therefore I drive at the limit, which I know I would not have done if I controlled it. It also stays in the lane better than I do, keeps distance better, and more.
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There is also the popular ABC music notation language, but it seems to be less comprehensive than OP
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I struggle to get LilyPond running on MacOS - is it easier on Linux? It would be great for us but my mates all use Windows or MacOS, so we resort to graphical notation programs, where version control and portability is hard
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Very cool! I’ve been an ABC user for years, but always missed being able to make full scores with multiple instruments or a whole orchestra. This is what I’ve been looking for
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My comment cleared up that the quotes were out of context, and in pretty dry words explained in what context they were said. If simply stating the context is pushing a narrative, we can’t converse.
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That I had missed - but that is also not the topic of IT or business, so the point stands > I feel you are pushing a narrative here. Your feelings are beyond my control
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> "We have been naive" and "we didn't see it coming" For context it should be noted that these two famous quotes by the prime minister and staff were not in the context of software or business, but regarding viol
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Funny how with fully representative democracy, coercion is done passive aggressively
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Harder to manage scaling that
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> Doesn’t matter what you think about the event and it’s authenticity as described Interesting small mention. Is it common in America to disbelieve in the mainstream history of 9/11? I’m just getting glimpses from the new world via
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by jeofken 5y ago
> …some of our politicians are still distributing COVID denial and vaccine denial pamphlets, in order to attract votes from the lower end of the bell curve. I assume you’re referencing to IQ and The Bell Curve ( https://en.wiki
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It it kills as many per year, but technically is not infectious, it would still deserve the same moral weight, so the similie holds. There are many ways you can use force and threats to make people live healthier, if you don’t consider them
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For any language learners out there, my method of learning to communicate quite freely in two foreign languages in adulthood has been going to bars, and asking tipsy strangers in very friendly ways about words, such as on the menu, or somet
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by jeofken 5y ago
Yes it famously did. It would be naive to think the ruling elite of Europe today don’t fear the funny for the same reason Edit after downvotes: would you downvoting not agree that the rulers of Europe today don’t fear such movements as the
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Regarding forced experiments freezing and thawing people, can you link me some primary sources, preferably records and photos rather than just accounts? I speak German if that’s a prerequisite.
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There are many ways you can force your population or employees to be less fat. Google could ban fatties from coming into the office incentivising fat loss, you could force fat people to self isolate or not allow them to travel, also to ince
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If you’re programming, I encourage you to get into self employment. Your customers will care about your output, reliability, and value to them.
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Was the case for me when I flew back to Germany with my music instruments. They would not listen to any reason but forced me to pay to get the instruments that are my property back. Thieves.
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Yeah - the actual “meat” of games of this scale, I guess most of that is video and texture images or similar
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Any game devs here willing to share how large the code/compiled code output is for these games?
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A feature declarative programming gives Nix is being able to commit a list of dependencies in the file default.nix, and when entering just run $nix-shell, and have the right version, and it works for my Linux colleagues as well. Typing on t
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It’s with you for eternity, just hidden from programs unworthy of its excellence. Immutable is forever :)

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