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by marzell 5y ago
I'm reading between the lines here, but I'm speculating this is the situation: -Iceland has high vaccination rates, including many people who already got both doses of Moderna vaccines several months ago -It is too early for stand
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by marzell 5y ago
It does for certain types that had a regular frequency to it. I think it was a kind of manufactured texture, not the natural fibers from the material. I don't know what it's called, but I think it was popular around the mid 60s
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by marzell 5y ago
Been using this technique for a long time, great to see an in-depth look at it. This is great for other types of regular patterns, not just moire. For instance, if you scan old 60s/70s photos on textured/fiber paper, you can use t
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by marzell 5y ago
Well they were only mostly vegetarian
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by marzell 5y ago
Well, as fun as this is, I think it really has more to do with how the OCR happens to interpret watercolor splashes as mostly characters of a charset that parse into strings in Perl. They are not "programs". Basically, anything th
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by marzell 5y ago
It is free to watch (legitimately) on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TjGAWxL23c It's a pretty unique/interesting watch.
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by marzell 5y ago
"That a therapeutic drug is explosive..." seems sensationalistic. Reminds me of when people say things like "x contains chemicals used in x!". What's the practical problem with this?
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by marzell 5y ago
For a bit more detail than some of the other responses.. for example, seeing Lagunitas on the name made me concerned it would be very hop-bitter (IBU) but that was not the case at all. I found it to be more like a modern flavored sparkling
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by marzell 5y ago
I feel everyone replying to my comment is missing the overall picture. YouTube has content guidelines... that doesn't mean they are obligated to enforce them, it only means they have easy reasons to moderate content where they feel lik
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by marzell 5y ago
Why would someone expect the recommendation algorithm to really know anything regarding whether videos violate their own policies? If the platform already knew the videos violated their policies, presumably they'd already be blocked&#x
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by marzell 5y ago
You seem to be contradicting yourself. Businesses are asking for Stripe to verify identity. These businesses just need verification, not copies of documents, but Stripe makes them available anyway. That's the whole contention. As a con
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by marzell 5y ago
I believe "restore" is the proper word for what you were trying to say.
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by marzell 5y ago
With a lot of people getting tested for COVID "just in case" and hypochondriacs constantly checking in with their doctors, I'd guess that the percent of flu cases tallied might actually be a little bit higher than usual due t
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by marzell 5y ago
Interesting. A couple thoughts.... this might be a lot smoother on cartoons since there's usually less colors and noise overall. It seems as though there's an additional effect (for extra... effect) when they scream. Not sure if
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by marzell 6y ago
I think you're right there. But also going back, there was a more 'neutral' pronunciation of "deh-troit". I believe from there, we started getting "duh-troit" as a type of Schwa[1]. Again, I agree that the
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by marzell 6y ago
Maybe unexpected for you, but not everyone agrees that more contrast is always better. I specifically choose color schemes in application I use that have less contrast as that seems better for me. There is certainly a point where contrast i
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by marzell 6y ago
This is nitpicky. There's 2 graphs; the second one is totally readable... The first one gets it's main point across just fine.
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by marzell 6y ago
Well yeah, probably at some point. They were also preparing food which included rye. Isn't this one of the common speculated causes for witch hunts and the like?
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by marzell 6y ago
You can! Hold shift and click-drag!
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by marzell 6y ago
This is my primary reason for advocating yyyy-mm-dd (regardless of including hh:mm:ss) in my work environment. I always feel it's very simple to explain things like "you can sort by name and it's automatically sorted by date&
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by marzell 6y ago
Since the modules are just USB-C adapted, those parts would probably be easy to mimic by a third party. Maybe they need to be signed or something, hence the marketplace they allude to.
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by marzell 6y ago
Our perception abilities are not that simple; just because you can't discern individual pixels at a particular distance, doesn't mean you won't notice done details in an image. Also, it is fine too be too far away to notice e
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by marzell 6y ago
For NASDAQ, I think they publish the info daily on their website. But GME is NYSE, they publish semi-monthly and you can pay for it: https://www.nyse.com/market-data/reference/nyse-group-short-... There may be oth
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by marzell 6y ago
I think it's potentially more interesting than that. It's hard to get figures to back up any speculation, of course... but it seems like this is at least somewhat a short squeeze. And it's potentially not just a bunch of gamb
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by marzell 6y ago
It really depends on the quality of the interface. My lower-end Samsung TV is laggy and buggy, maybe there are better Samsung TVs though. I have seen far more expensive LG TVs with decent interfaces that are snappy and work well with a remo
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by marzell 6y ago
I had never previously considered how website performance of individual subreddits might differ. I'm not a web dev, so it's probably not like an interesting engineering matter, but it is kinda interesting to witness this first-han
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by marzell 6y ago
Vanguard went down for me about 5 minutes ago. Possibly related?
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by marzell 6y ago
I wonder if this is partly an extension of what you might call "confirmation culture", which could be described as a way of avoiding disgrace/humiliation. For instance, when applying for a promotion, I've heard that in J
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by marzell 6y ago
I think what has made dystopian sci-fi compelling in the past, is that it points out the flaws of our ideals, and resonates with many of us in an acknowledgement that perfection is impossible, even if we shift society to give more of an app
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by marzell 6y ago
I'd imagine the majority of cases involve modifications to the existing powertrain and drivetrain, which is highly regulated in California. I think since the original engine is intact and (probably?) unmodified, it can be street legal

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