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2y ago
Atlantis was man-made, but Richat is not, seems like the biggest argument against it.
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2y ago
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Not sure what you mean. There's a viable answer that's marked incorrect. The examples should show the pattern well enough to eliminate possible wrong answers, correct?
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2y ago
On puzzle #23 (id: 11e1fe23), I'm sure there's more than one possible valid answer from the examples given. You can't tell if the expected distance is from the gray square or from the RGB squares.
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2y ago
It appears in very small quantities in nature (raspberries apparently being the highest). What was the amount in the study (I don't have access)? I credit xylitol for much improved mouth health, but I maybe take 5g a day.
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2y ago
Yeah, the battery in the Oral-B toothbrushes are awful, sonic care are much better
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2y ago
Meh. Probably a reaction to getting "burned" by it. But show me something you can't get burned by.
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2y ago
Is it possible to make a reasonable rules engine in Ruby rather than a "bolt-on" (separate rules language files)? I think its interesting that its the LISP languages that spawned rules-engines, and as far as I've seen, the
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3y ago
That's as far away as "Nawlins" from the triangle, so I don't see why it's relevant.
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3y ago
Clojure -> Babashka, better than regular bash
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3y ago
For collections, returning [] (empty collection) instead of null is almost always what I want.
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3y ago
After using Instaparse at least it felt like a solved problem: https://github.com/Engelberg/instaparse
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3y ago
I've assumed for a long time that the number of species is way over-inflated, just because it sounds cooler to discover a "species" rather than some variation within a species.
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3y ago
Yeah, also confused. I will say that when I look at off-the-shelf stuff often I'll find something that is %80 of what is needed, and that other %20 is more difficult to retrofit than something from built internally that can grow with t
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3y ago
I define functions as often in let/letfn blocks than I do as separate functions, so they are local and in context. Makes it easy to read.
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3y ago
Disappointing to hear. I was hoping laptop work to be on par with a 27" 4k monitor, otherwise can't see I'd use it "enough".
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3y ago
Since I only deal with "in person" sales, to me it's less sketchy than most eBay purchases. I had a similar happening to this story, but with eBay. I don't know why they bothered trying the scam, I got my money back rela
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3y ago
I was thinking if that camera was only $30 I'm not sure I'd jump thru the hoops, and so more people would get scammed.
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3y ago
I don't yet know if its as good/better, but it appears to be at least on the cusp.
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3y ago
You can run your laptop and other apps with multiple screens as big and layed out where how you want while still having a usable (seeable) keyboard? Is the latency such that you don't get nauseous? Seems useful for productivity. Do oth
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3y ago
The article also pretends that there is only one correct answer, which seems atypical of the domain. The 1 green spot should extend somewhat fuzzily in each dimension in the ML case.
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3y ago
Unless it lacks the ability to give a MacOSX Look & Feel, I don't see a problem.
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3y ago
Can we also talk about aggressively deleting form fields? Forgot password? Let me forget the email you just typed in when trying to login. Guessed the wrong password? I'll erase that field for you.
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3y ago
Pretty sure Mark Robar has a rant about this that creators are pretty much forced (mathematically) to make longer videos if they want to be successful.
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3y ago
I figured this was a comment somewhere! Can I use AI to create the song with my name?
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3y ago
Has someone figured out the ideal frequency / amplitude of the wave? Maybe the frequency that matches the strength of a one-brick straight wall? The pictures strike me as possibly wavier than needed.