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The Great Moose Migration(svtplay.se)
2 points by leksak 3y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What are some of the better Python blogs?
7 points by leksak 4y ago|4 comments
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by leksak 4y ago
Do you store your requirements using pip freeze then?
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by leksak 4y ago
Sounds like labeling, tags, or some token in the filename could be used to distinguish this. The purpose of always creating an artefact is that it'll become habitual and then it is less likely that the meeting that halfway through beco
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by leksak 4y ago
Running can also be very high impact on joints and if a person hasn't moved around much for quite some time might be asking them to do more than they are ready for.
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by leksak 4y ago
Too much cynisism certainly sounds bad, but cynisism in and of itself shouldn't necessarily be problematic. Eskewing it entirely to always opt for optimism is inherently dishonest and does not acknowledge that sometimes having a negati
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by leksak 4y ago
Me too, came here looking for this comment/to post this comment
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by leksak 4y ago
Highlining and slacklining!
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Super Mario 64 has parallel universes(youtube.com)
3 points by leksak 4y ago|0 comments
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by leksak 4y ago
What's up with the uneven indentation in the script? Is that a bash thing or an oops thing?
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by leksak 4y ago
Please write that big post! Sounds interesting
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by leksak 4y ago
It was, why it was I do not know
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by leksak 4y ago
Thanks for writing this comment, I had the same initial reaction
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by leksak 4y ago
Did not expect Doctorow to be posting on Medium. I wonder what my biases are.
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by leksak 4y ago
TFA:"Consumer Reports found that the company uses some of the same techniques as Google, Meta, and other companies to collect personal data" It's even the article byline!
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by leksak 4y ago
Sad this didn't get more eyeballs and discussion. This feels like a huge loss. A friend of mine had a tough day today and so many CN shows help her relax and get away from an anxious state. And it is all gone. Discovering that made a h
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by leksak 4y ago
I'd argue that if an artefact such as a watermark is copying even more substantially than any other human would and that human would at best be labelled as unoriginal, or doing very derivative work or be in violation of copyright.
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by leksak 4y ago
Sounds smalltalk-y with a little more bolted on.
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by leksak 4y ago
Starting Strength leaves a lot to be desired. 531 Forever for a person willing to read, and read again, for someone that wants a framework for resistance training+conditioning that they can use for the rest of their life. Paul Kelso's
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by leksak 4y ago
It could be that they previously were inflame from training and thus held more water. Or, if you've been eating less (seems likely) your body might have had to take some glycogen from the muscles which also binds water. Lastly, sure, y
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by leksak 4y ago
Google "paci knots pdf", it raises two issues and demonstrate the potentially fatal one
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by leksak 4y ago
I'm a bit confused though, I thought you were referring to a figure 8 on a bight which is often used when cleaning an anchor while roessland seems to talk about using a figure 8 to join two ropes (not tying it on a bight).
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by leksak 4y ago
“This significant penalty [...]" is it really a significant penalty when Google has deep coffers?
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by leksak 4y ago
> I guess the more niche the sport Maybe highlining? The more niche the sport and the easier recovery requirements the better.
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by leksak 4y ago
I'd question the likelyhood of a person being able to compete at a world level if they start in their 30s. However, they might experience almost lifelong improvement rather than peaking in their 30s and be able to climb a wide range of
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by leksak 4y ago
The etymology behind the name isn't known, it is thought that the name is from Americans. FWIW, it is a bend. While all bends are knots, not all knots are bends. So the EDK name really leaves a lot to wish for.
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by leksak 4y ago
Can you please elaborate as to why it is superior?
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by leksak 4y ago
Preferably a bowline with a stopper knot or a inherently secure bowline like the End Bound Single Bowline (EBSB) or Scott's Locked Bowline
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by leksak 4y ago
Agreed. If anyone is curious, I recommend reading https://www.andy-kirkpatrick.com/blog/view/rappel-knots-1 (it has helpful illustrations on why the EDK doesn't catch) And I'd also opt for a Kleimheist o
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by leksak 4y ago
Depends on the vulnerability. It might be prudent to disclose it so users have the freedom to, for instance, change their passwords elsewhere as most people do indeed reuse passwords. I'm not sure how this metaphor holds up under scrut

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