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by mastazi 5y ago
Reddit has peaked, at the time PG wrote that tweet you could see some volatility with still some isolated peaks, but if you look at it now it's more clear that the general trend is downwards https://trends.google.com/tr
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by mastazi 5y ago
what is the approximate outer diameter of one of those cables? I'm trying to picture in my head how thick the protective layers are, and how large is the joint box
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by mastazi 5y ago
> You're comparing a law with a punishment I'm not, "loosing your job" is not a punishment, it's an effect of the mandate. The punishment would be being fined or going to jail for still driving a truck despite th
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by mastazi 5y ago
> The key comparison is whether both laws are beneficial, and they are Something something "Dei Delitti e Delle Pene"
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by mastazi 5y ago
> the point of every law in a democratic society is for the benefit of everybody provably false. So are you saying that my parents and grandparents, who went on strike and participated in worker unions, were wrong, and that they should
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by mastazi 5y ago
As a fully vaccinated person who thinks that people who disagree with me should have rights, and who values freedom more than wealth, I'm proud that my name is on that list.
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by mastazi 5y ago
Device != smartphone but I agree with many of the points you made (and I understand that for some products, smartphones are going to be your primary target).
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by mastazi 5y ago
I'm sorry I just realised I mis-spelled Psycle, in case anyone is interested you can find it here http://psycle.pastnotecut.org/portal.php
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by mastazi 5y ago
Oh nice, it seems the interface is a pattern based tracker interface, similar to Jeskola Buzz or Psychle, meaning you have a multi track table with patterns, then once you click on a pattern you get to a traditional tracker interface, like
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by mastazi 5y ago
Found an article about it http://portablesofdoom.org/?p=244
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by mastazi 5y ago
Nice, I had seen those but had no idea that you could add a cartridge slot
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by mastazi 5y ago
Looking at the gameplay, it seems fun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI-N_TnTp1c Apparently it was released with the Atari Flashback 2 mini console and that's how it became known to the public https://nerdl
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by mastazi 5y ago
In Italy, debit cards have numbers that are not embossed (however they are slightly "engraved" i.e. the number forms a slight depression on the card - basically the opposite of embossing). IIRC I've seen the same in other EU
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by mastazi 5y ago
I agree, even the GPU is impressive and I say that as someone whose main computer is a gaming PC with an RTX2080. But the mind-blowing part is the CPU where on some tasks I can get desktop-i9-like level of performance.
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by mastazi 5y ago
I've got the 13" MBA - I'm pretty impressed. My main computer is a beefy desktop gaming PC with an Intel i9 - but the MBA with M1 can do some of the tasks in a comparable time! The GPU is also impressive - better than any int
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by mastazi 5y ago
> Everything about the design and manufacture of the Max was done to preserve the myth that 'it's just a 737.' Do we know what is next for Boeing in that same segment? Are they planning to come up with another 737 variant
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by mastazi 5y ago
I adapted to WFH well but - and that's a big one - I had multi-year experience working solo from home, for multiple years, before COVID started. Back when I started working solo around 10 years ago, I remember it wasn't easy and i
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by mastazi 5y ago
> A good government if only absolutely everyone could totally agree on one single definition of "good"...
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by mastazi 5y ago
I think that places like APAC are going to be a little bit under represented because of the timing. As an example, it's currently 9am on a Saturday in Sydney Australia. In US it's still Friday and people are at work, e.g. it'
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by mastazi 5y ago
Can someone explain how those planes work, without a rudder or a vertical stabilizer? The Chinese aircraft depicted in the article has large vertical surfaces on the wing tips, but other prototypes depicted in the same article have no verti
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by mastazi 5y ago
> Finally, roads in US and Europe are very different as well. Cities in US have wide streets and interstate highways are very straight and wide. In Europe trucks have to deal with narrow streets, winding country roads and cramped parking
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by mastazi 5y ago
Yes I agree this is what I do all the time and it works in most cases
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by mastazi 5y ago
European cabovers have beds[1]. Sometimes a double bunk[2]. But they don't have a living area with kitchen etc. like American conventional trucks often do. > makes it harder for a single competitor to play into the both markets I do
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by mastazi 5y ago
Yes, that's true, when we refer to ads we have to consider both internal properties and external.
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by mastazi 5y ago
Google is not really that diversified, most of the revenue comes from ads. Microsoft is a better example of a diversified business, and IMHO Amazon would be another good example. Edit: sure, it's true that they put ads on everything, f
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by mastazi 5y ago
> some team members are also using insomnia which doesn't seem to be much better in my opinion. In my experience Insomnia suffers from some of the same bugs that affect Postman[1], but at least they don't do the scummy things t
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by mastazi 5y ago
oh, pickup, yeah I missed that, thank you. It all makes sense now.
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by mastazi 5y ago
I don't understand one point: how can you order a pizza without giving your address (which is apparently what the article is describing)? Is this something specific to the USA? Perhaps in the US there is a way for the pizza shop to ret
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by mastazi 5y ago
Based on what you said in your previous comments I thought you were interested in magic :-p
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by mastazi 5y ago
Related: https://web.archive.org/web/20200212065851/https://www.bbc.c... from the article: > This suggests that human evolution selected for cooperation, tolerance and gentleness – and not, necessaril

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