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by jna_sh 3y ago
Tried cardoon for the first time this year, from a nearby food forest. It was great, I’d really recommend, and it’s still surviving in the lot when everything else has succumbed to a very wet Dutch winter.
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This is not a guide, it's three config files
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You well of British carpet horrors runs deep. Carpeted bathrooms were common amongst my grandparents’ generation. A nightclub in Nottingham, Ocean, was infamously carpeted when I studied there, and the subject of many jokes about what manne
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by jna_sh 3y ago
Moving here from London was a shock: I thought London was one of the better places for vegetarian food, I wasn’t prepared for the huge selection of vegan alternatives in everyday Dutch supermarkets
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A major threat to amphibians over the last 30 years has been the Chytrid fungus, which has been spread by human contamination, but has been aided in entering new regions by changing climates. The upshot of this, as it relates to the submitt
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by jna_sh 3y ago
Very excited to see Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel is an author here! Many might be familiar with “R for Data Science” ( https://r4ds.had.co.nz/ ), to which she is a contributor, but she’s also published a lot of great papers around t
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by jna_sh 3y ago
You can’t just put the leftovers you want to microwave on a bowl or plate…?
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by jna_sh 3y ago
Huge endorsement for Atkinson Hyperlegible from me. As someone with horrible and declining eyesight in multiple ways, it has improved my computing experience a lot. There’s been a couple of attempts at making a monospace version, I currentl
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by jna_sh 3y ago
Hi Arthur
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This is an awful lot of analysis for “it’s high-temperature relative to the superconductors that preceded it”
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I have astigmatism and loathe dark mode. I find low contrast and soft colours easiest.
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It probably just has a link because it’s a relatively unknown brand, the author doesn’t need to link to Apple for people to know what a MacBook is. This level of paranoia about a niche laptop company is fascinating.
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by jna_sh 3y ago
What are you talking about? Being one item, and not even the first, in a bullet-pointed list at the bottom of the article is hardly “shilling”. Outside of that, Framework aren’t mentioned.
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I’m currently doing a MSc in a totally unrelated topic to my undergraduate. They accepted some relevant professional experience I had as an alternative to a relevant degree (it’s been ~10 years since my UG)
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by jna_sh 3y ago
I saw conjecture on twitter (unfortunately I didn’t save the tweet) that they were targeting rudders because of the similarity to tuna fins. They hunt tuna by removing the fins, to prevent the fish fleeing, and the tweeter’s hypothesis was
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by jna_sh 3y ago
They can now be induced to mate in captivity, after a long course of hormone treatments and a 2000km trip on a “water treadmill” to mimic their migration. The current problem is that the larvae don’t survive past the first week. If I recall
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by jna_sh 3y ago
One of many issues. The European eel gets hit by just about every possible thing due to its many and varied life cycles. Larval stage is subject to disrupted ocean currents due to climate change, juveniles are subject to an enormous illegal
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by jna_sh 3y ago
I ended up studying European Eels a lot recently and my mind was blown by how prolific they are, and how culturally and historically important they are, and yet how little we know about them. My favourite one is that we’ve known they reprod
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by jna_sh 3y ago
I would highly recommend checking out https://www.cursorless.org/ , an editor for voice built on Talon (what’s being used here by Josh) and a VSCode extension. If for nothing else than to watch the dev live code with it.
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Cursorless: Code editor for voice built on Talon and VSCode(cursorless.org)
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I can’t walk about in public wearing a mask for any length of time without getting harassed, despite the continued prevalence of COVID and the worsening picture regarding long term consequences. I have trouble believing “it’s clear” that a
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by jna_sh 3y ago
> or soy-based foods The vast majority of soy production, particularly the environmentally destructive production that’s converting rainforests in South America into farmland, is for animal feed, not human consumption: https:/&#x2F
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by jna_sh 4y ago
It’s so under-supported it might as well be write-only. Last I checked, there wasn’t even a way to search your bookmarks within the UI.
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Paywall, so it's possible the article addresses this, but from my understanding, it is rice cultivated in deep water paddies that contributes to excess methane emissions, as it creates the conditions for methane-producing anaerobic ba
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FWIW on the reliability front, I’ve used mine as my daily driver for over a year now and haven’t had a single issue.
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Contents of the article aside, I’m intrigued by that Thinkpad with what appears to be a graphics tablet in the palm rest. Anyone know what model that is?
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I think this is a common sentiment. Prolific coffee YouTuber, roastery-owner, and former World Barista Championship winner James Hoffman doesn’t do espresso at home, and says something to the effect of “home espresso is a hobby, not a way p
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I got into manual lever espresso during the pandemic, and was shocked at how different the same coffee on the same grind setting would act under pressure at 10am and 3pm. Settings would be perfect for 10am, but a complete mess barely able t
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For espresso at least, the advice is to let it rest for 1-2 weeks after roasting. Roasting traps CO2 in the beans, and the aim with resting the coffee is to let some of it escape. It’s especially important for espresso but resting filter bl
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I would humbly suggest that you shouldn't be unpleasant to people because it amuses you.

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