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by mutatio 6y ago
France for a start: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-56252028 Possibly worse situation in Germany where blatent misinformation was published regarding the Oxford vaccine. Consider the gravity of this given Germa
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by mutatio 6y ago
"Progress"? Interesting interpretation, I'd invert that; society is miles from where it needs to be if these situations are increasing in frequency. And I don't think medi/biotech is the solution.
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by mutatio 6y ago
Interesting, are there studies in climate change denial demographics?
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by mutatio 6y ago
Plants use green light: https://www.canr.msu.edu/news/green_light_is_it_important_fo... In fact the idea of light frequency restriction is dying a death in LED grow lights, sun-like full spectrum with deep red and UV r
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by mutatio 6y ago
It raises interesting questions of whether Google (advertising company) should be the guardian of the web's primary browser; strategically it could deprecate features direct competitors depend on (let's assume FB is now also a ad
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by mutatio 6y ago
Is it fake if the app seemingly became unfit for purpose if legitimate users were unable to buy GME? Robinhood changed the utility of the application, not the users.
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by mutatio 6y ago
Trading 212 in the UK has disabled purchases of GME stock. Ironically Trading 212's tagline also includes "democratising" trading.
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by mutatio 6y ago
The EU created this legislation, Britain nolonger has to have the archaic restrictions of this legislation with other trade agreements, which it is now able to negotiate independently (an actual benefit of Brexit it can be argued). It seems
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by mutatio 6y ago
I wonder if we take this to its logical conclusion; McDonald's is culpable for millions of cases of manslaughter, what about diesel car owners? Meat eaters? Tourists taking carbon heavy flights?
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by mutatio 6y ago
Rabbits surprisingly not being rodents.
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by mutatio 6y ago
Maybe the memory controller could handle this, spilling onto the slower memory, much like swapping.
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by mutatio 6y ago
I just checked a project of mine, which uses CloudFlare and gets reasonable traffic, it seems Australia is disproportionately represented for it too.
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by mutatio 6y ago
Just a minor point; wealth redistribution is not socialism.
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by mutatio 6y ago
Isn't that a cultivar though, artificially maintained in horticulture. Does it occur in significant numbers in wild populations?
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by mutatio 7y ago
A good British summer really is something special - but if you're looking for "consistent" weather, the UK isn't for you.
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by mutatio 7y ago
https://encycolorpedia.com/
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by mutatio 7y ago
https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/diapsids/avians.html
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by mutatio 7y ago
The problem with that is that the methods for `sync.RWMutex` spill into `Backend`.
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by mutatio 7y ago
Thanks, I do own it, laziness on my part not to correctly forward.
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by mutatio 7y ago
I run https://encycolorpedia.com/ - its origins are from a "JavaScript as CSS" library I was developing - there were/are superior projects available, so ultimately I used the colour manipulation code to produ
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by mutatio 7y ago
I recently made a super simple personal website in Rust ( https://github.com/martingallagher/website ) it's basically just a markdown renderer. I think markdown input with some CSS provides a nice balance in terms o
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by mutatio 8y ago
The approach seems fanciful - especially if applied to organisations with more diverse roles - for example would they really pay a janitor the same as a top level developer? The cynic in me feels the fact they don't have a broad spectr
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by mutatio 8y ago
2. I still believe the 16 bytes stands on x64 (8 byte aligned, thus 4 bytes padding).
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by mutatio 8y ago
Similar for paint harmonies and comparison: https://encycolorpedia.com/paints?color=dac8ac&brand=Pantone...
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by mutatio 8y ago
The query includes `date_format(created_at, '%x%v1') as week_commit` - meaning it would need to be computed for every row.
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by mutatio 8y ago
We are biologically omnivores. We can digest raw meat, however Homo sapiens has always had access to fire - unflavoured, blue, fillet steak is my favourite meal - delicious!
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by mutatio 9y ago
I think it's only fair to include the cost of governments and armies in these costs, i.e. the value of GBP/USD is in part secured by guns and everything that comes with it.
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by mutatio 9y ago
> The European Reinassance was essentially the assimilation of the achievements of the Islamic empire. Not really true. The Greek were much more influential - which the Arabs helped spread from their military conquests.
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by mutatio 9y ago
"Quarter four" we'd never say, did you mean "quarter to four" - in which case it's 3:45.
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by mutatio 10y ago
It's a belief system, Muslims believe it was orated to Muhammad, perfectly, without error (except that one time) - your technical view of information transfer is disingenuous with the topic at hand; just try your proposal on moderate,

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