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> anything that is not the business critical stuff That's an important qualifier. For skilled teams in performance-critical domains, the inflection point where any outside code becomes a low-quality/low-control liability is n
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I have been using one since it came out. The touch scroll strip is very spotty, not sure how much of that is software, but fine product otherwise.
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To be clear, the original "bidet" fixture as found in some older European bathrooms, a second toilet bowl to squat over and manually wash, is far from useful for anyone, let alone the elderly. If people are horrified to hear the w
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2y ago
MacOS has been no exception to the enshittification trend, but Windows has always led by piles of shit, and is now shitting laps around the competition. Apple is trying to sell Apple to you. Microshit is selling you .
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I was pretty sure myself that must be the case, until I raised kids in a trilingual household, and it's not even close. Children's natural ability for retention and adaptivity with language is truly mindboggling to witness. A chil
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2y ago
As a tourist, maybe. Bopomofo (aka. zhuyin) is universal in all children's books until 3rd-4th grade, and is the most common keyboard input system used in Taiwan.
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3y ago
Chess is not a fully "solved" game, so the actual perfect move is not generally known. Like any other engine, Stockfish just tries its best and is not infallible.
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3y ago
Once the Great Flood was over, Noah let all the animals off the Ark, and told them to go forth and procreate. And so they did, except the snake couple. So Noah made some wooden furniture for them, and thus the snakes were able to procreate.
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3y ago
I think it was this flight, my father’s friend missed it at the gate by a minute. He then sued the airline... for taking off a minute earlier than scheduled.
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3y ago
I doubt they ever existed. I had to write a VBScript parser some 25 years ago (to syntax-check ASP files before they would crash live) and to get it to parse valid syntax correctly, I ended up with a messy patchwork of logic which was also
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3y ago
Right, not a chance with all those bodybuilders training for hand hypertrophy.
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3y ago
Surely this is the humor behind the "spherical cow" [1] metaphor for scientific oversimplification. Obviously a real cow isn't a sphere. It's a torus. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_cow
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3y ago
> I guess that might be common with students picking psychology as a major, too. Noticed it with a few acquaintances of mine. That's no secret. Any psych professor will tell you, it's rare to find a student (and consequently, p
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3y ago
Also most of those don’t work too well in a group setting, where other instruments are already serving the same purpose.
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3y ago
The article mentions that Taschen is known for trilingual books.
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4y ago
That’s the opposite of my experience with i3/Mini compared to the Enders of the world. Cheap printers => eternal fix/mod hell, Prusa => still “just works.” If you don’t care to become a part-time 3D printer tech, and value y
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4y ago
I feel hacked.
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4y ago
Presumably the owl ate them. Owls swallow their prey whole, so the skeleton comes out intact. Dissecting "owl pellets" as they are called, and trying to piece together the skeleton within is a popular educational youth activity.
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4y ago
Yes. It's named Phone utria because it always carries a phone.
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4y ago
For actual espresso, you need a proper espresso machine (and not just any appliance labeled as such). The Breville/Sage Bambino may be the most affordable entry-level machine worth recommending right now, selling as low as $200-250 on
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4y ago
This whole thread seems overrun with fresh sock puppet accounts reciting ChatGPT.
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4y ago
It got acquired by a large proprietary 3D printer corporation who’s busy running it into the ground.
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4y ago
Jazz sheets often write 7 assuming it may be played as 9, if not 11/13 even. A triad in the left hand being a bit too pedestrian, a rootless “Cmaj7” is virtually always played as a rootless Cmaj9 (EGBD), or more commonly a rootless C69
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4y ago
You are looking for The Jazz Piano Book by Mark Levine. https://www.amazon.com/dp/0961470151
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4y ago
Because without the insertion cost of fixed locations, insertion sort is also NlogN: just a binary search per element.
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4y ago
That's the idea behind this educational toy: https://upperstory.com/spintronics/
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I don't know what you mean. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oPb6D5ZT7Y
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Never is a strong word- mine went away. I had debilitating carpal tunnel RSI, and with the right ergonomics (*) it went away completely in a few months, and no sign of it for the couple of decades since, still using a keyboard for most of m
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Still cheaper than a family trip to the movie theater here, so worth it to me even if played for just one night.
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4y ago
Start the timer on the beginning cue and it will vibrate at pee times.
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