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by lmpdev 2y ago
They do They’re just not as obvious as on Windows https://youtu.be/T9uGNidrTyM?si=AYQeo6vrHrmIN9mi Ironically these features are so little known that third-party apps have been developed to add (already existing) features
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Moreso lack of will to effectively mass organise Thousands of OSS devs would be willing to devote serious time to it, but can’t/won’t run the gauntlet of starting such a ludicrously large project from scratch It’s easy to contribute, d
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Also did an algorithms in machine learning course in matlab It’s a great language choice for it It weeded out the script kiddies who incorrectly signed up wanting a Tensorflow or PyTorch course It’s a fairly bland and slow but usable langua
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by lmpdev 2y ago
This is all well and good but I thought the primary reason for eschewing traditional design was the cost of labour rose just as the cost of material production fell (a gap which continues to increase) You can’t get a highly skilled stonemas
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by lmpdev 2y ago
As far as I know Adobe was a billion-dollar company decades before forcing subscriptions on users
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by lmpdev 2y ago
The biggest traffic determinant in my city’s (Brisbane, Australia) rush hour is school children by far I think it’s the fact school buses are rare in Australia and the doubling (or often tripling due to low co-ed rates here) of the commut
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Not to mention the increased risk of cardiac arrest or stroke especially for the inexperienced Training 1RMs are genuinely athlete territory
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I mean that’s probably the point of the study 1RM is almost purely CNS adaptation rather than strength (~3-5 reps), muscle hypertrophy (~5-10 reps) or cardio/endurance/conditioning (~10+ reps) I know older former athletes who stil
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by lmpdev 2y ago
West Sydney was rural fields until it was developed during the later half of the 20th century I’m fairly sure the issue stems from insanely dense urban packing with a refusal to develop almost anything other than single family homes They
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I thought it was well known that we cannot determine how well it absorbs into the body in isolation like this? Also a lot of seemingly textbook examples of the placebo effect in this thread I take multivitamins but acknowledge they may be d
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by lmpdev 2y ago
You just described the Toyota Hilux Champ $13,000 brand new If the Hilux is the terrorist’s choice this is the Myanmar Rebel’s (SE Asian market only) ——— Although my two cents as someone not blocked from Toyota’s best utility vehicles like
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I mean not really since they are imported used vehicles from Japan These trucks are illegal to sell new in the states Japanese producers aren’t designing these vehicles with American second hand JDM import buyers in mind Kei-truck manufactu
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Not a lie and yes we do
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WAT
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Tangental: Most consumer printers I’ve come across have differing XY and Z axis spatial resolutions I’ve been wanting a decent algorithm to determine the optimal angle to print models such that the result is aesthetically as high fidelity
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I never ended up taking those database electives at uni In practice though, SQL just seems like a lower-barrier to entry lingua franca than C (for its use) Unless it’s absolutely essential to your performance -like GIS or data-driven stuff
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by lmpdev 2y ago
At this arguably late stage though, a design alone is worthless How are they planning to put the road hours into legal certification in key jurisdictions? Further, how should national governments standardise the accreditation process for ne
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I find it sort of symbolic he is signing the plea in the same timezone as his hometown in Townsville, Australia He’s coming home
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by lmpdev 2y ago
The Friendlyjordies video was extremely eye-opening Not sure if it was taken down, update: https://youtu.be/nSf3268tAbg?si=9v7yFavM7okwMy9N Can’t imagine day-to-day life with stepping on recently dropped unexploded bombs
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I wonder how many are Zinc Carbon that consumers erroneously buy not realising they are 40-50% the capacity of an alkaline Yes Zinc Carbon is better to end up in landfill hazardous materials wise, but the amount of carbon dioxide expended i
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Are you describing NURBs?
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by lmpdev 2y ago
For those unfamiliar Punchbowl to coast is well over 10km At the time this would have been a city-wide event
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Not OP but I think they actually mean non-conforming to deeply held beliefs of an atomic universe a la Democritus I hope primary school educators are moving past the atomic model, first to subatomic then to quantum fields (even just a hand
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Personally I’d slightly increase the pitch size and have a field of miniaturised Wago push connectors High current, satisfying insertion, no chance of intermittent contact
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by lmpdev 2y ago
I’m not aware of it changing our climate but it’s an essential process even today We back burn areas most likely to cause uncontrollable bushfires in the future Most of the continent requires fire, with the notable exception of Tassie and s
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater though While some may - as this thread make out - fall for that archetypal trope; some of those elements are indeed worth studying For example, scientists don’t place a huge effort on documenting
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by lmpdev 2y ago
All I can think is it’s someone’s last day at work deliberately or not… Pretty terrible from a PR perspective
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Not OP but when I was living there I noticed that major highways are generally physically separated from public spaces I suspect due to better urban planning and less car-centric compromises on the placement of new motorways Centre of towns
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by lmpdev 2y ago
Oh it would be almost impossible with a pitch that short Would be a pretty useful training aid at ball flight reading if it’s even possible to vary the spin and speed slightly
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by lmpdev 2y ago
As a (bad) amateur leg spinner: this is much cooler than just a projectile launcher! It’s putting extremely high spin on the ball at a slow pace (for American readers think a curveball on steroids) Replicating this as a human is extremely

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