leidenfrost

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by leidenfrost 2y ago
I'm usinf Firefox for MacOS and it does indeed flash
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by leidenfrost 2y ago
Fun fact, when I went to a trip through Europe (I'm from Buenos Aires) I arrived at 6AM on a sunday. And the first thing I noticed is how different the bird sounds are.
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by leidenfrost 2y ago
Well you can laminate both sides of the glass to achieve the same effect
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Technically a valid question, but imho a problem if you take the network oart seriously. Most of these festivals are more about shared nostalgia than objective appreciation of technology from a specific time. Like watching one of those vide
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
My guess is that FB stores the keys to reverse the encryption. The point of e2e is to block any third party to to see your conversations by sniffing packets. Not to stop Meta themselves.
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Buenos Aires also has a lot of Jacarandás https://www.lanacion.com.ar/resizer/v2/la-foto-de-los-jacara...
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Can someone explain? Thank you
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
> Yes, that will send many people into poverty, but the reality is that Argentina is a poor country and cannot provide high standards if living for everyone. The point of any talk about economics is to create prosperous nations and long
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
1) Many times qe had "liberal" governments trying to fix it: Alfonsin, De La Rua, Macri. Even the de facto dictatorship tried to open up the economy. All of them failed. 2) Argentina is not poor. It's a rich country and their
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
> A sharp increase in the cost of living IS inflation, which is precisely what Milei is laser-focussed on ending. Yeah. We're just used to the usual "local" inflation caused by the constant devaluation of the peso, where w
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
I would even agree with you if he followed the same liberal ideology he preached in his campaign. Alleviating taxes and shrinking the state would have been wonderful to our suffering private sector. Sadly, he didn't. He stopped sending
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
I'm sure he'll be successful on lowering inflation for a while. I just think his way of stopping it is short-term and it won't be enough to pave the way for a prosperous Argentinean economy. To me, the private sector, the hea
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
It's a nice story. I even wish it applied to all contexts. In the real world, we have to ponder monopolies, the export market, other, non-free, big economic bullies, trying to destroy competition through subsidized goods, etc.
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
That's after the sudden surge a few months ago. The problem the diet analogy is that people neither die nor sink into poverty after a few months of reduced caloric intake. It's not just "unpleasant", long running compani
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Argentina hss a harsh reality: if it opens up its market and gets dedicated to work on the most profitable industry, you're basically dooming more than half of its population to starvation and poverty. There's a lot of sunken cost
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Yes, but at what cost. The cost of living for food and general groceries has gone up to 700%. Some prices are even the same as those from Spain. However, the minimal wage there is of €1050 p/month, while our minimal wage is around U$S2
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
To me, what worked best is, yes, tracking calories, but also finding the foods that manager the hunger in the best way possible while also being as low calorie as possible. Proteins and vegetables for the main servings, and green apples, or
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
That's true, however Where I come from, you don't need a license (or any kind of study) to become a plumber. That means the market is loaded with incompetent people who just don't mind grabbing a wrench and learning about the
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
My bet is that the stigma comes from indians and third world people who associate it with low socioeconomic status. But it's worse in India, where being lower status means being a lesser human.
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Thing is, making you write what you hear improves meomory and info retention and retrieval. PDFs Are a nice tool for the big books where you need lots of texts, images and diagrams. The scribbles are more for helping to remember past lectur
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
The x86 ecosystem is just as messy. It's just being kept together thanks to decades of work of correcting quirks and workarounds for crappy hardware.
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
> it still puts the hackintosh and opencore communities in the middle as collateral damage. Hackintosh is already on a death march. Sooner or later Apple will remove support for all x86 OSX versions. Its life can be extended a bit by hac
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
And the same applies to attractive men with unattractive women. It's not necessarily a women vs men issue.
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
> Rejecting this beauty standard does not mean I need to be attracted to every person with a mono eyelid nor have a partner with a mono eyelid. You don't need to be attracted to _every_ person with single eyelids, unless you're
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Human nature is sometimes more malleable than we think. Many aspects we attribute to human nature are products of a more subtle tribal instinct, yet influenced in a particular way by culture and nurture. 10,000 years ago people didn't
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
This relates to a criticism I have for woke and SJW people: Do they follow the same tendency? Most SJW people I know tend to be critical of the idea of a beauty standard at all, which is an interesting initiative if they can actually pull i
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Question: is it really that bad? Sadly, I didn't have the opportunity to maintain a relevant enough repo. But, why not just develop at your own pace and simply not give a damn about complaints? Maybe a README to clarify the situation,
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
That's a big survivor bias you have there. Most forks don't even become relevant enough to be known
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
Does Windows have this? If it does, can we "import" it to linux?
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by leidenfrost 3y ago
That's the office near the port, right? Beautiful neighborhood and the commercial part is very tourist friendly.

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