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by lysium 5y ago
Are you sure it's your backlight and not your eyes? (Something like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_aftereffect )
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by lysium 5y ago
Why? What do you like about that code?
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by lysium 5y ago
This looks like something I am looking for; not quite sure yet, though. - Does it support writing code? - Can I use it in an European corporate setting (privacy, data protection, SSO, etc.)? Or given that it is in beta, do you have plans in
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by lysium 5y ago
Do you know https://windy.com ?
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by lysium 5y ago
How do you do version control with your postman scripts? That was the biggest issue on my last project. Plus, if the API moves, we had to (manually) find and fix dozens of Postman tests. I'd appreciate it, if you have some insights tha
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by lysium 5y ago
In the Materials they mention that screen and paper were of same size and (!) weight.
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by lysium 5y ago
That's a great point! Maybe replying works past the filters, too!
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by lysium 5y ago
This sounds a lot like ‚hide my email‘ by Apple. I’m still concerned what is happening with my data. With apple, I believe the illusion that it’s not necessary for them to sell my data. Do we have similar insights about duck, besides our be
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by lysium 5y ago
This sounds a lot like ‚hide my email‘ by Apple. I’m still concerned what is happening with my data. With apple, I believe the illusion that it’s not necessary for them to sell my data. Do we have similar insights about duck, besides our be
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by lysium 5y ago
This means they don’t check the body of the email. If you or your mail client don’t include the address, you’re safe.
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by lysium 5y ago
I don’t think this will help. Everything will be posted as an opinion or with lots of question marks. Also, what is a fact? Who determines it? And: we need unpopular opinions for innovations.
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by lysium 5y ago
Why did the university not disclose this is a research study? For their own gains, on the back of their research subjects. This is a shitty thing to do, even if it might be legally allowed. You cannot expect everyone to take that email easi
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by lysium 5y ago
> The police does that quite often to catch criminals. Sometimes they also target innocent people, is that ethical? This should tell you something about your police, not about ethics.
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by lysium 5y ago
...if you don't have much data, that is. Otherwise, you'll have huge egress costs.
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by lysium 5y ago
I love these hands-on write-ups! This one is particularly well written and thoughtful. It makes me feel I could follow along and do it myself. For me, the posts underlines the argument that you’ll feel better if you stick to the tools or la
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by lysium 5y ago
One of the features I love about the Things app: it keeps the checked todo item until the next day.
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by lysium 5y ago
Do you mean pstree?
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by lysium 5y ago
Must feel strange to have opted in many years ago and now it’s “just„ the default. This rule has been decided by elected leaders after many discussions. As a citizen you opt in by default into many things that have been different in the old
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by lysium 6y ago
I’m sorry, what are you talking about? You boot your new Mac laptop from your time machine backup and are back working within hours, not weeks.
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by lysium 6y ago
All old world monkeys and apes have opposable thumbs. Some of them still live in trees. So, leaving the wood and hunting by throwing stones does not seem reasonable to me as a reason for thumbs. But maybe I did not understand what is meant
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by lysium 6y ago
While true, it would be reasonable to expect to have one single documentation that is sufficient, and not to have to resort to searching aka googling.
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by lysium 6y ago
I want to ask what you mean when you say „we”. Our species Homo sapiens evolved about 200-300k years ago.
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by lysium 6y ago
Very informative! It even sets SSE2.
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by lysium 6y ago
Yes, that makes sense, thank you!
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by lysium 6y ago
I would have never thought that the output of some floating point operations depend on the „reset of the floating point package“. What gives?
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by lysium 6y ago
That sounds promising, thanks!
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by lysium 6y ago
I prefer functional style whenever I can. I noticed that this style slows Python programs down. It seems function calls are rather expensive. Does anybody have a similar experience?
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by lysium 6y ago
I understand the frustration. Good luck with OneDrive not crashing.
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Analytics that respect your users‘ privacy(indiehackers.com)
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by lysium 6y ago
Leasing is only a small fraction of the costs compared to salaries, though.

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