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jobigoud
6y ago
And the first visualization of the sphere eversion was found by a blind mathematician Bernard Morin.
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6y ago
> x is a variable. y is equal to two plus x. if x is two, what is y ? Alternative answer: "y is a variable".
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6y ago
I'm in France and I only ever heard it pronounced "jisslaine". Although we had a friend called that and we used to nickname her "jilou".
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6y ago
It's really hard to grasp. Maybe this way: it's more millions than most people have dollars.
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jobigoud
6y ago
This article is about food delivery in general and apps, and doesn't mention anything specific about burritos. I mean burrito delivery makes at least as much sense as pizza delivery.
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6y ago
> The majority of people in both countries don’t go to college. What is your source on this? From what I read about the stats in France, more than 75% of a given generation obtain the BAC, the diploma that grants access to university. I&
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6y ago
Is there a difference between using pi-hole and edinting etc host on Windows? I've heard about pi-hole but I'm not sure what it does exactly.
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6y ago
> Could anyone believe an article like this would be published in a major news org before Corona? It was unthinkable. Yes it could. It wasn't unthinkable at all. In fact the entire campaign of the current president was based on the
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6y ago
I should have been more specific, In the past few years I have rented cars in Europe, in the US, in South Africa and in Australia. Never had an issue. I generally use Avis or Budget, sometimes a local company.
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6y ago
I don't know anyone personally that owns a "credit" card. Virtually nobody uses them here in France and I think in the rest of Europe, it's always debit card. Never had an issue with renting cars.
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6y ago
Did you not find this post through one particular non chronological feed?
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6y ago
It's like saying Pluto is a big planet. It may be true but there is a bigger one nearby that make it invisible if your map is about the biggest in the neighborhood.
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6y ago
Even the exact same projection but a slightly shifted 0° meridien would yield a completely different list of cities.
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6y ago
At the same time the Go was on the market Lenovo had a 6DoF standalone headset working on Google Daydream.
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There is a glaring typo in the first title. "Does Netsential have want you need?" I clicked on the first link to get a description of features, but it leads to an empty page.
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6y ago
Verifiable by the voters themselves or on theoretic level?
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6y ago
But unlike the paper mechanism, the average person, nor the experts for that matter, can verify the correct and uncompromised implementation of the zero knowledge algorithm. You trade off the understandability and verifiability of the schem
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6y ago
My bank in France has this service built in. You set the amount and the expiration date and you get a virtual card. It's tied to the first commerce that uses it. That one commerce can use it multiple times as long as there are funds le
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6y ago
It feels a bit like a dark pattern though if you consider a user that find it first through the store. I would like to know the percentage of users that consciously paid for it knowing they could also download it for free vs those users tha
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6y ago
The argument that if they don't do it another one will do it is constantly used to justify unethical things. It just shows that money is more important than compromising one's values.
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I double checked and it's also the case in several US states. Sex during conjugal visits and prison nurseries. The rules vary, sometimes the mother must be pregnant when entering custody to be eligible, but not always. The duration of
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I'm not sure but I think inmates can have special "conjugal visits" where sex with a visitor is allowed. I assume that when a female inmate has a baby, she keeps it with her until the child reaches a certain age like 3 years
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6y ago
But they were in plain clothes anyway. Any gangster could knock and announce themselves as being the police.
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Private tutoring platforms. Now that video calls are ubiquitous we can get a private tutor on short notice for a one to one class tailored to our needs and goals, choosing a teaching style in a pool of hundreds. It's especially big in
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6y ago
Doesn't whatsapp also rely on the phone number as Id? Why can they have a desktop and browser client?
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It feels a bit weird to engage in politics in a country you are not a citizen of, though. It's good that it's allowed and it shouln't be impeded but it feels a bit like when you go to a friend's house and tell them how t
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This rule means you have to consider almost everything as fake. Like say, a video of police brutality filmed by one person. How do you "prove" it to be non fake?
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If a site doesn't support HTTPS the extension won't do anything.
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6y ago
The addon is entirely related to existing coverage of websites because all it does is replace http urls by https ones if they exists. It doesn't magically add https to sites that don't support it.
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6y ago
No they are saying that since 0% false positives is not possible we still need to browse the spam folder which defeats the whole point. If there is a subset of messages for which we can be 100% then these messages don't need to be stor
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