monknomo

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by monknomo 3y ago
the aquifers are discharging faster than they are recharging in an awful lot of cases
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by monknomo 3y ago
I read that one around 14 or so, and even through a youthful hormone drenched haze I thought it was perhaps a little too horny...
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by monknomo 3y ago
the books became progressively hornier as the series continued
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by monknomo 3y ago
I think it's that they are ai controlled space ships that are part of a post-scarcity, hedonistic communist space empire, and an arch-capitalist adoring space communism is ironic?
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by monknomo 3y ago
unironically, I think first graders might have an easier time with peano arithmetic than you'd expect, and would also probably find it more engaging than the usual numeric calculation curriculum
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by monknomo 3y ago
the last half of french words have letters out the oiseaux
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by monknomo 3y ago
I know, right? I don't really understand it, but my guess is that the salt crystals (big, pea sized rocks) are more readily stuck into cavities in the body and frames and they sit there forever, where the brine washes off. I also wond
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by monknomo 3y ago
People are very resistant to spelling reform, and it doesn't help that english has enough accents/regions where it is spoken, that no unified spelling is going to be sensible for all english speakers. I mean, look at Carnegie&#x27
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by monknomo 3y ago
I used to live in a place that switched from salt to brine, and brine is much, much gentler on cars. They used to last maybe 5 years, and now 10-15 before the rust gets them is much more common
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by monknomo 3y ago
good point, though I think hx-delete matches better
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by monknomo 3y ago
You are right! There would need to be more. but also, I'm not trying to provide a complete solution, just a direction to look in.
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by monknomo 3y ago
I think where htmx would differ in your example is that it would not maintain the state of the list of cars in javascript, but would instead keep that state in the html, and the server. I think the button might be something like this, I&#x2
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by monknomo 3y ago
heck, a hundred years ago you could just drive to work. Car ownership was exploding in the '20s, and people did not balloon up immediately
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by monknomo 3y ago
There are an awful lot of sculptures/paintings, etc. about the sixth sorrow of mary, and most are pretty interchangeable, imo. I wonder if the difference with tiktok is that there are thousands of videos about the same thing, everyone
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by monknomo 3y ago
Portugal and Spain offer a digital nomad visa, if you can work remote. After a number of years, and other factors, you could apply for citizenship. The Netherlands has DAFT, which take ~$5k and a business bank account (I think you also nee
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by monknomo 3y ago
if you rephrase "web dev" into software development, that's often a special category of skill that makes immigration easier. If you really want to try, make an immigration official tell you your skill isn't special enou
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by monknomo 3y ago
I'm curious - how do you choose a team or a job? I wonder if there is something you're looking for that correlates with stress, or if you're just unlucky
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by monknomo 3y ago
It might be different if you could go talk to the boys - with these modern folks you can often literally interview the victim(s) and I think that makes a difference for the reaction
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by monknomo 3y ago
Broderbund was knocking it out of the park in the '80s and '90s
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by monknomo 3y ago
It does, but finding appropriately licensed foley samples that also sound ok in a loop is more challenging than I would have expected. Plus, my sound editing skills are minimal My biggest beef with the sounds, tbh, is that I need to master
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by monknomo 3y ago
Thank you, means a lot that you took a look. These were hand selected with a focus group consisting of a 4 year old and 6 year old, so pretty demanding UAT on that front
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by monknomo 3y ago
https://draw.horse This is a drawing toy that takes some inspiration from kidpix https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kid_Pix ). It makes amusing (to me anyhow) noises, has some goofy brushes and stamps. You can&#
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by monknomo 3y ago
It's not "access to trees" so much as "access to large, old growth trees". The old ones with tight growth rings, large widths and long straight trunks are actually kinda rare these days. The farmed stuff is not th
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by monknomo 3y ago
I don't know, the hotel+collab spaces is pretty good (from my perspective) when you come into the office once or twice a month and have a group of people you want to meet with and an agenda you want to accomplish. For more mundane day-
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by monknomo 3y ago
I like retrium, but it's much more structured than a whiteboard-style tool
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by monknomo 3y ago
something that baffles me is that I find Python's semantic whitespace more comprehensible than YAML's. Haven't figure out why though
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by monknomo 3y ago
One thing about yaml that I think conflicts with 'human readable' is the idents mattering. On long files, even with a small number idents, it can be tough to tell whether something is in one section or another. For whatever reas
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by monknomo 3y ago
eh, they are called condos or co-ops when they are owned by the occupant in the states. I think they're the same thing, though interested if there is some distinction I'm missing
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by monknomo 3y ago
something I wonder about is that I'm pretty sure new builds target the more premium market. And I'm pretty sure that has mostly been true throughout history. But I wonder/think that in the past infill targeting $500 apartmen
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by monknomo 3y ago
The article is drawing a distinction between a general theory of pollination as it pertains to flowering plants, vs. knowing only that you take date palm boy dust and put it on date palm girl flowers and then you get dates.

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