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by messe 2y ago
In my experience box cooking times are never quite right, and irrelevant if you're going to be finishing your pasta in the sauce anyway. Unless you're extremely familiar with the exact brand of pasta, temperature of your stovetop,
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by messe 2y ago
You can get starchier water by using less water to cook the pasta. I usually do it in my sautee pan, and just barely cover the pasta.
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by messe 2y ago
Not an uncommon opinion on this site, sadly. There are some viewpoints on here that seem utterly alien to me.
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by messe 2y ago
Why is that relevant in this context?
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by messe 2y ago
AMEX/Discover is virtually unknown in most of Europe. Outside of US-defaultism, why in the world would anyone expect it to be accepted here?
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by messe 2y ago
I'm using something like this for a small personal project that's only going to have a couple of users. Basically, just an app for myself and my girlfriend for all of the various restaurants, movies, recipes, tv shows, locations,
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by messe 2y ago
That's an elitist attitude that has very little basis in reality. Would you care to justify it? Plenty of professionals, including developers, use Apple machines for their work, as tools not toys.
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by messe 2y ago
Lepton and baryon number.
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by messe 2y ago
> Everyone who's a permanent resident in Sweden gets a personal identity number, it's not tied to your citizenship Same in Denmark too. You get a "CPR" number, and can login to most government services (as well as som
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by messe 2y ago
Oh wow, that's a name I haven't heard since I used to frequent the OSDev forums. I had no idea it was still in development. I recall using Pure64 (BareMetal OS's bootloader) to load my own hobby kernel for a while, in between
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by messe 2y ago
> I don't have specific info on the rationale, but a powerful language with a small surface area that's easy to parse was probably an attractive choice I interviewed with the team that worked on this a few years back, and if I
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by messe 2y ago
It's mentioned near the beginning of the linked article: > These Rust GPU programs are then compiled into SPIR-V, a low-level format that most GPUs understand
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by messe 2y ago
EC2 bills by the second.
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by messe 2y ago
It's a few minutes (maybe a few hours) of CPU time, tops, especially if you're parallelizing and using an optimized SHA256 implementation. See the comments from a year ago at: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3
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by messe 2y ago
Not a repost, but similar has been done and posted before "The SHA256 for this sentence begins with: one, eight, two, a, seven, c and nine."[1][2], about a year ago. [1]: https://twitter.com/lauriewired/status
406.
by messe 2y ago
Let's just go further back, and say Egyptian hieroglyph derived.
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by messe 2y ago
> Originally I adopted the word of "Germanic languages" then I found Spanish is not a Germanic language Also worth noting that out of those you listed, Russian is also not a Germanic language (it's Slavic), and does not us
408.
by messe 2y ago
Then they've chosen a poor route toward it.
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by messe 2y ago
Nah, there's far more to it than that. Workers' rights, consumer rights, privacy laws, and strong regulations around corporations for a start.
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by messe 2y ago
The Overton window has shifted insanely right in the US. The democrats would be considered centrist or even centre right in much of the EU.
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by messe 2y ago
That's a silly comparison when even the EU is a mix of by-country/by-population (council/parliament—and even the parliament is weighted toward giving smaller countries more representation)
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by messe 2y ago
What's even worse is the PDFs in Letter format.
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by messe 2y ago
Don't worry, there's still a couple of months left until then.
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by messe 2y ago
It's dependent on your choice of definition. Most include it.
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by messe 2y ago
When in the parent class destructor, the v-table will point toward the parent's v-table not the child's (try it out), so I'm not sure how you'd call a virtual method accessing a child member.
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by messe 2y ago
In Ireland it's normal to have the dead in an open casket in their house prior to the funeral for a few days. We rarely take more than 3-4 days between the death and burial though.
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by messe 2y ago
Remember that this is for 32-bit systems. Size can be an issue there, especially on an embedded system.
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by messe 2y ago
IIRC most of the BSD compat was moved to kernel space for performance reasons (either just on macOS, or the version of Mach they built on top of)
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by messe 2y ago
> and for pipes, if both ends support using the ringbuffer they'll map the same ringbuffer Is there planned to be a standardized way to signal to the other end of the pipe that ring buffers are supported, so this could be handled tr
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by messe 2y ago
It's more or less the same as traveling the US on an ESTA. You can only spend 90 days at a time there.

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