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marto1
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Hopefully at least some of that suspicion is rooted in truth, otherwise I'm taking some really wrong decisions in my life :-)
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Reality doesn't pay the bills anymore. 1,000,000 realities do, however.
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Anyone interested in this will find this channel useful: https://www.youtube.com/c/NotJustBikes Loads of essays and resources on urban planning.
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It really is a shame we can't seem to "IE" Google search, e.g. maintain compatibility, but also make sure it's dead in a few years. Oh, well.
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Adding to that one in my case what I define as "leisure time" time is defined as hard physical labor in normal terms, e.g. hiking, weightlifting, pouring concrete, cutting trees. I do it on my own tempo of course so it's not
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and copious amounts of https://xkcd.com/927/
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Jet Powered Volkswagen Beetle
(ronpatrickstuff.com)
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Aren't they required by law to be able to do that ? (PATRIOT act, etc.)
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This won't stop. Rich people telling others how to live their lives has been going on for a loong time and there are many incentives for them to continue. Including tax loopholes..and you know how they feel about that.
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> Talk to people. Lots of people. On this note, consider there is a huge, very often understated, leap between "Oh, this is cool" and "Here's 20$".
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I'm about to delve into sales. Would you mind expanding on what detracted you from sales ?
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From my experience Swagger tends to produce not so great stuff whenever a bit out of the ordinary solutions are required. It does work ok imho, but far from being for everyone.
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As Richard Branson said on many occasions: "lists, lists, lists".
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It also happens to require significant amounts of discipline to implement :-)
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There's also just the mathematical probability operating at large corporations. E.g. the chance of having, in the same organization, PHP4 being used somewhere and at the same time, in a totally different team, the latest and greatest t
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Oh, nice one! Came here with the intent purpose of typing out a list of really bad practices, but you just about summed it up. The tldr for me is an acute lack of *qualified* suckers that will just bow their head whenever yet another 1% cos
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Could that mean that animals with different sight systems see gibberish when presented with something artificially dyed ? My thinking is this could affect visual cues for e.g. training.
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Glass Bottle Identification Starter Guide
(sha.org)
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I've been cultivating my own theory on that subject: it might be that the field is not saturated, we've just started seeing large scale public successes come out, e.g. AlphaFold, GPT-3. But there is a big chance what is being thou
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Various Easy to Cook Recipes
(mom-mom.com)
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For me, I ended up using both. Opting for wikidata wherever made sense, but a lot of things felt half built/broken.
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I really hope it is. But I also recognize I'm a human and my prediction abilities are extremely limited and short sighted. So I think humility is the right answer here, therefore - I don't know, but I really hope so.
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Classic Games from Nintendo DSi/3DS/2DS
(froxot.de)
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Not to mention bicycle usage, walking, etc. is quite widespread in urban environments.
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maybe also check out this one https://www.meta-nomad.net/avoiding-the-global-lobotomy/ then. Hope it helps you.
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I'd say it can be pretty good if you can maintain good digital hygiene(as you pointed out with notifs, etc.). So it's actually pretty bad for most people :-)
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oh, wow! You even converted 112 to 911. Nice touch :-)
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Had ups and downs all day. But eventually got through with enough patience.
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So they are at the same time both neutral and heavily biased. Isn't that true innovation - being the first company to exist in a quantum superposition :-)
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Collecting Glass Fishing Floats
(theglassmuseum.com)
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