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by knodi123 2y ago
asking for pepper in a dish might result in different results based on your region....
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by knodi123 2y ago
How is it bad? Economically, it's a burden. Older people are more expensive, and the ratio of young to old people has certain economic implications too. As you pointed out, there are good and bad aspects to it, but the bad aspects a
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by knodi123 2y ago
the big bang is a singularity; we can't ever experimentally learn anything about what came before it. that doesn't mean there was no time before the big bang, or no gravity, or that there wasn't another universe just like our
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by knodi123 2y ago
Maybe there's a certain smell? Sulfurous, or rotting?
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by knodi123 2y ago
and, topologically speaking, it's equivalent to a coffee cup!
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by knodi123 2y ago
maybe one purpose. but it fulfills another purpose- self-documenting code, and a really simple non-nested main body to your function.
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by knodi123 2y ago
After spending a lot of time writing idiomatic React components in es6, I've found my love of locally declared lambdas to really grow. If I give the lambdas really good names, I find that the main body of my component is very, very re
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by knodi123 2y ago
I'll start smoking every december, and quit as a new years resolution. I'm going to live forever!!
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by knodi123 2y ago
No! I'm super bummed. I had them burned to CD, but then a hot texas summer destroyed the CD. Although, like the cartoons I enjoyed as a child, my games are probably better off being remembered than actually re-read as an experience
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by knodi123 2y ago
We store all our financial data in Greenwich Mean Dollars.
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by knodi123 2y ago
Back in high school, we had a pascal programming class. The teacher had a rule, no video games on the computers unless you write them yourself. I think he was being tongue in cheek, but I wrote a few simple arcade games, and he was true t
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by knodi123 2y ago
> Support forums for free tiers are the absolute worst. With some exceptions, the general pattern seems to be power users hanging out and answering questions on the company's behalf. Who are these people? In my company, we have free
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by knodi123 2y ago
The bible says that no one knows the day or the hour of the apocalypse. But plenty of christians are eager to tell you the week or the minute! It's been on my mind lately due to several billboards in my area pointing to october9th.co
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by knodi123 2y ago
Thanks, that's an important distinction.
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by knodi123 2y ago
I still don't get it. So you make this graph, with a random number on each edge. Then you duplicate that graph, stack them like a bunkbed, and connect every lower vertex to the one above it. Then you delete all edges with a number
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by knodi123 2y ago
> But I haven't seen a lot of lazy, uninspired musicians make great music. that almost sounds like a joke setup. ;-)
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by knodi123 2y ago
now do "progress" and "congress"!
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by knodi123 2y ago
Driving superiority is absolutely still an important factor. It's probably more important, since an inferior driver will kill himself in the best engineered car on the planet. It's like saying that because of the new high tech sw
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by knodi123 2y ago
I've always said, a version of Grand Theft Auto, but with a real map of [your city], and with cops that enforce driving rules, would be a priceless tool for teaching young drivers. After I passed driver's ed, I still spent the n
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by knodi123 2y ago
ah. The only documented instances of bugs I know of are in the spy museum in DC, which btw is a fantastic place to visit. The rest, AFAIK, are held close to the vest. I bet there's an amazing museum somewhere inside of the CIA thoug
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by knodi123 2y ago
Or design the cable along the same principles as one of these, https://www.walmart.com/c/kp/water-wiggler-toy So it can "slip down" by a continuous unrolling process!
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by knodi123 2y ago
> Never met a test pilot or double-phd that become a plumber Yeah, but if one of them had, he'd probably be too embarrassed to tell you!
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by knodi123 2y ago
Did they do it with a remotely operated probe that can't be repaired or assisted?
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by knodi123 2y ago
Ah, unless your spy is clever.... > As a countermeasure against an NLJD, professional covert listening devices (bugs) of the Central Intelligence Agency were equipped from 1968 onwards with a so-called isolator. An isolator is a 3-port c
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by knodi123 2y ago
> are there any bugs They aren't usually off-the-shelf. They're custom, and can be as smart as the builder wants to make them. (working within constraints like size and power supply)
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by knodi123 2y ago
According to the governor, > The girlfriend never requested the reward for information about Ms. Gayle’s murder, despite claims that she was only interested in money.
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by knodi123 2y ago
TFA is published by The Innocence Project, which obviously only presents one side of the story. I was also using a statement from the governor, https://governor.mo.gov/press-releases/archive/state-carry-o... who m
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by knodi123 2y ago
> Both of these individuals were known fabricators Careful- it we're considering their history, then Mr Williams has a history of over a dozen counts of armed violence, burglary, robbery, and assault. > this is hearsay and not ev
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And has been openly sneering at competitors whose prices are too low, and at the idea of price transparency.
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by knodi123 2y ago
They say in theOP "Our mission at Modern Realty is to make home buying easier, faster, and far more enjoyable." But here in the comments, they say their mission is to get rich with AI. Tricky! I wonder which claim is right.

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