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JuliaMono – a monospaced font for scientific and technical computing
(juliamono.netlify.app)
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The truth about moral good, as that truth is declared in the law of reason, is practically and concretely recognized by the judgment of conscience, which leads one to take responsibility for the good or the evil one has done. If man does ev
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He’s probably really busy making bagels, managing employees and the physical store/s, and keeping track of the finances. And seems like he might not be too artistically-media inclined, i.e. he had part-time workers (students) managing
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I used AI to help market my bagel shop. Then the one-star reviews came in
(businessinsider.com)
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evil-mode
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> active participation is even more so mental than physical. Totally agree, that is how it should be.
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It’s not so much a matter of Latin versus vernacular, more the way it goes as a whole. Let’s compare an average daily Mass (e.g. 8 AM on a ferial day at St. Joe’s, no music) in the Novus Ordo with a TLM Low Mass. Let’s assume that in either
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6mo ago
See also Final Cut https://github.com/gansm/finalcut
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> Catholic mass is arguably a form of programming in which people are hypnotized into hymnal verse/response Nobody can really blame you for the impression you got/get from the Novus Ordo Missae. However, that’s not really what
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The creator has been consistently clear in his take on "Why Nim?" It's a general purpose systems programming language, favoring procedural style, that's superior (or aims to be) in a variety of ways compared to whatever
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In practice, though, most developers don’t do that. There’s a rule of thumb: write a macro as a last resort. It’s not hard to stick to it. In general, you can go a long, long way with HOFs, transducers, and standard macros before a hand-rol
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Quantum Threat, Today
(blog.dark.bio)
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7mo ago
Don’t misunderstand the situation to which I’m narrowly referring: Man available to the woman effectively around the clock every day, setting majority of the time is private and comfortable enough that sex can just happen, in compressed and
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One way to think about that is time required: If earth is about 4 billion years old, but it takes say 400 trillion years for natural processes to produce this chemistry, then it happened out there not here. This was a key reason why Hoyle p
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And… that’s just not how the time factor actually works. If wife and husband are home during her most fertile time window in a cycle, she will instinctively “find him” for some magic moments that may not be particularly planned or even roma
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A complete set of canonical nucleobases in the carbonaceous asteroid Ryugu
(nature.com)
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“Humanity, where are you going?”
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Quo vadis, humanitas?
(vatican.va)
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Could send the offer/response over Waku protocol, some people have experimented with that to good effect.
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What about use of TURN, entirely avoided?
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> I consider it "modern" You can use words however you like, of course, but others may struggle to understand your perspective if your usage is novel and/or strained. General consensus is the early modern period of theol
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> the Trinity (which is a modern Christian invention) The theological language of hypostases in relation to the divine persons of the Trinity was worked out in the late 300s but proto-Trinitarian language is found in Christian writings n
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Opportunity to cultivate one’s interior life: https://www.ecatholic2000.com/lagrange/interior1/interior.sh... https://www.ecatholic2000.com/lagrange/interior2/interior2.s... There may be
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- Climate Warming in the last ~200 and current years is Man Made, but given Man’s relative shortsightedness and propensity for becoming preoccupied, his ongoing impact on climate change will run its course to one end or another, probably re
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Back to the Good Old Days of Running Ethereum
(blog.nimbus.team)
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I enjoy it, and it’s great to have another modern high performance terminal as an option for macOS and Linux. For me, Kitty still has the edge: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/ WezTerm is also a strong contender: http
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Sermon manuals were popular among Catholic priests from the time the printing press started to spread in Europe, and remained so into the middle of the 20th Century. A parish priest might not deliver a “canned sermon” verbatim, but still re
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Thank you for this insightful comment.
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The Apostle is worth watching and rewatching; written and directed by, and starring, and financed by, Duvall. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Apostle
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I think you have it backwards, but I may misunderstand what you're saying. I'm certain I haven't misunderstood the point of MSYS2's CLANG64 and other environments. > These binaries themselves are built to run in the M
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