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by klausa 1y ago
You really can't imagine a salad with sauteed/grilled mushrooms in it; with some chopped strawberries mixed in it for a pop of sweetness and acidity?
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by klausa 1y ago
>No. Because it's written for the many casual photographers we've spoken with who are confused and asked for an explainer. To be fair, it would be pretty weird if you found your own post off-putting :P
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by klausa 1y ago
I understood OP post as an admission, that the "too revered" and "people being pretentious" thoughts he held previously were due to him being "a bit of a contrarian"; and he doesn't believe those things an
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by klausa 1y ago
It's a blog for a (fancy) iPhone camera app. Color management and handling HDR in UIs is probably a bit out of scope.
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by klausa 1y ago
I think you entirely misread the OP's point.
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by klausa 1y ago
You either make enormous batches of coffee, really exaggerate how much time it takes you to grind coffee, or straight up need a new grinder. It shouldn’t take you much more than a minute to hand-grind coffee for a shot of _espresso_ - if gr
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by klausa 1y ago
The Switch has some plastic and rubber, but the parts that touch coffee/water are all metal and glass.
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by klausa 2y ago
> It's also really rude to just open a giant PR without a discussion first. Would you mind explaining why you feel that way? I understand being cautious about accepting the PR, but can’t say I quite understand why submitting it woul
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by klausa 2y ago
Yes, Apple is a company that is famously known for publicly releasing demos and proofs of concepts; especially around games.
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by klausa 2y ago
>As far as I know, iOS support on Godot is almost entirely community-driven. Yes, and now it has gotten to the point where it clearly has been noticed by Apple; and they're eager to contribute back to it too. Is that not... the idea
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by klausa 2y ago
This would get you, maybe, VR/AR games/apps running on the device. The PR from Apple also adds support for "flat" Godot games/apps running on Vision Pro.
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by klausa 2y ago
Many of the people reviewing the game highly (at well-regarded publications) have spoken about playing the game for tens of hours, some mentioning 100h+. This is conspiratorial nonsense.
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by klausa 2y ago
The joke/point/suggestion the person you're replying to is making, is that the US has lost that title.
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by klausa 2y ago
The bins near vending machines are almost always _only_ for cans/plastic bottles. That accounts for ~80% of the garbage you'll produce, but sometimes you'll have a onigiri wrapper, or a dirty tissue that'd be nice to get
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by klausa 2y ago
_Most_ of the coffee sold in cans in Japan is also sweetened. Not all, you can usually find a can or two that are just black and unsweetened, but a majority of the cans will be sweet to some degree.
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by klausa 2y ago
This is about as deep of analysis of Japan as the Ghibli AI avatars are "art". > If someone misbehaves and two people are close by you can be sure that they loudly will talk with each other about how the person misbehaves This
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by klausa 2y ago
It's the "other stuff"/flavor compounds, definitely. I don't think brewed coffee contains any meaningful amounts of sugar? Coffee (filter/brewed, not espresso) is ~98.5% water by weight, even if the Eugenioides
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by klausa 2y ago
Eugenioides is sweet in a way that no other coffee I ever had is sweet. You sometimes see "sweet" as an axis of flavor of coffee, or as a tasting note on a bag of fancy beans; but eugenioides is very different. It's _the_ dom
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by klausa 2y ago
>In Germany we don’t say “four bedroom apartment”, we say “4-Zimmer Wohnung” usually meaning 3 bedrooms and a living room with kitchen Haha, yes, sorry — I wrote "four room apartment" first, but then spending too much time with
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by klausa 2y ago
I think the disconnect here is that; as much as I wish that was the world we lived in (and it might have been possible in Berlin ~15-20 years ago), I don’t think “wide availability of four bedroom apartments affordable on a single middle-cl
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by klausa 2y ago
IME it’s not just about people wanting to move out faster; but in general it seems that most places get offered to friends/coworkers first, just as a gesture. Often having a Nachmieter is handy because you can sell them any of the furn
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by klausa 2y ago
Yes, I think “relevant but potentially outdated experience” is better than “literally no experience whatsoever”; but I suppose reasonable people can disagree. The arguments about Berlin being “over” and it being impossible to find a place n
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by klausa 2y ago
Yes, I think not having personally experienced looking for apartment in Berlin makes you ineligible to comment on that, and I don’t think that’s a particularly radical stance. I wish you luck in finding a lovely place if you do decide to mo
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by klausa 2y ago
Anecdotally, the staff:machines ratio is much lower here than I've seen in Europe or US, and they also just pay more attention, and are more proactive (you'll get staff at Muji making sure that you're aware that you can'
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by klausa 2y ago
With all due respect, if you do not understand what that sentence meant; I do not think discussion about rental market situation in Berlin with you will be productive. Anyone who actually ever lived in Berlin would have no trouble parsing t
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by klausa 2y ago
And if you move _after_ getting a job, you also instantly get an access to a whisper network about people that want Nachmieters too; which is also immensely helpful.
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by klausa 2y ago
Admittedly the last time I had to look for an apartment in Berlin was pre-COVID; but the search took more than a month only if you were limiting yourself to only the places that were close to Mietspiegel (or below), and the competition shru
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by klausa 2y ago
Because you find an apartment every couple of years, and enjoy the city the other 59 months of every 60. The apartment situation in Berlin is bad, but I think it’s a bit silly to say you can’t have high quality of life because of it.
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by klausa 2y ago
> How does the conversation illustrate that? It isn't subtle. You can see it without reading any of the Chinese. I can't, and I imagine most of the people who downvoted you couldn't either. I think asking people to go to G
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by klausa 2y ago
It's entirely unclear what are you trying to get across, at least to me. Generally speaking, posting output from a LLM, without explaining exactly what do you think it illustrates and why is frowned upon here. I don't think your c

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