musha68k

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by musha68k 4y ago
Same here unfortunately. Strollers, carriers, carrying-without-carriers. All ending in tantrums very soon.
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by musha68k 4y ago
I assume you had the best intentions with this comment (it does probably apply to a lot of children) but it also is a top contender for that “HN comment of the day” ;)
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by musha68k 4y ago
There also is the the mental trap of what I call "car think" which happens to me whenever I have a car readily available. Distances that were no problem walking creepingly become unimaginable as the (contestable) comfort of a read
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by musha68k 4y ago
Some people do seem to make it work though, going for a run with the baby (Thule strollers etc) or later on together with the kids. It's awesome to see and it still gives me hope but I have the feeling that some kids are just much ea
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by musha68k 4y ago
I actually listened to the audiobook, which was very well done if anyone else is genuinely interested: https://www.audible.com/pd/Voices-from-the-Valley-Audiobook/...
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by musha68k 4y ago
I’m still hoping it’s slowly getting better though. I just recently had some eye-opening actual seeing-forest-from-the-trees moment myself through this book and the different insider perspectives collected therein: https://us.ma
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by musha68k 4y ago
Definitively subjective. IMO the metaphor was apt in bringing their point across. Got me thinking about other tangents like general systems interplay, conway’s law etc. This kind of etymological philosophizing just might not be your cup of
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by musha68k 4y ago
From where do you have that information? The circles I know of are all increasing their investments at the moment. Way too much capital lying around even before heavy inflation hit; keeps rotting even more rapidly now.
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by musha68k 4y ago
One man show https://www.dekudeals.com is a labour of love and the best video games deals site that I know of. Focused on Nintendo Switch, written in rails AFAIK.
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by musha68k 4y ago
AFAIR it’s also an example of a well managed perl code base.
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Regular caffeine consumption affects brain structure(sciencedaily.com)
54 points by musha68k 4y ago|66 comments
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by musha68k 4y ago
I didn't check if that's the actual (main?) reason for the inflation we are seeing since before February 2022. But let's suppose it is, there are still some entities who have been earning tons of money during this pandemic so
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by musha68k 4y ago
The article's pretext is a false dilemma. You can "fix" lots of science issues with money as well as have more of these large scale scientific efforts. It's up to the European funding and the extension of it. There is
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by musha68k 4y ago
Exactly my point, in the end this is just up to voters.
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by musha68k 4y ago
You dropped the "UNLESS" there. Also lots of work is actually not useful. Constraints can be very good and quite often lead to qualitative outputs. There are lots of other factors at play as well e.g. more people finding employmen
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by musha68k 4y ago
I just spilled my coffee, thanks XD
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by musha68k 4y ago
It’s not a zero sum game though. Europe could pay for all of these projects. That would be even better, don’t you agree?
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by musha68k 4y ago
Exactly. “ Agile ”, efficiency-over-everything, etc won’t save this planet.
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by musha68k 4y ago
There also is no shortage in funds and we could actually do all of that and more.
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by musha68k 4y ago
How about thinking about this on a grander scale / in the open - and just have more and even larger “industrial subsidy schemes”? Wouldn’t you like to work on another BIG SCIENCE project that tries to find answers to something that see
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by musha68k 4y ago
The set of games includes Shining Force CD and Sonic CD. IMHO worth it for those two titles alone
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by musha68k 4y ago
No worries, check the numbers - this is all in reach - solely up to us :)
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by musha68k 4y ago
It seems to me as if the journalist had to write about something [outrageous] to fulfill their article quota? There are some good ideas buried in there but isn't it a reductive vision indeed? There probably is no reason to fund this
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by musha68k 4y ago
Europe is so rich it can easily afford all of the great project ideas outlined in the article in addition to a new LHC (and then some). Let's think big indeed, the author unfortunately has a very reductive vision for the future.
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by musha68k 4y ago
Agreed. I often wonder if with agile we threw the baby out with the bath water(fall).
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Noam Chomsky on the Russia-Ukraine War, Media, Propaganda, and Accountability(youtube.com)
3 points by musha68k 5y ago|0 comments
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by musha68k 5y ago
If the confusion stems from me writing 'Wip3out' I'm sorry about that, just a habit of mine. I've always written out any WipEout title as Wip3out (the capital 'E' looked like a horizontally flipped `3` in the o
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by musha68k 5y ago
Designer's Republic? They were definitely involved in the original design for Wip3out. The packaging and manual alone still feel fresh after almost 30 years IMHO: https://www.mobygames.com/game/wipeout/cover-a
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by musha68k 5y ago
Thanks, just read up on that as well - too bad :/ On the desktop side: I always assumed x11/xorg derived GUIs were purely software rendered? Has Wayland finally landed? Sorry I'm lagging behind >10 years of Linux on deskto
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by musha68k 5y ago
From the release note above, I guess FEX would have been the "Rosetta 2" for Asahi but seems to be also out of the question ATM so you are right no Proton indeed for the time being. I didn't know Proton was WINE-IS-NOT-an-EMU

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