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navane
3y ago
I didn't even notice. The structure of the post is very strong.
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navane
3y ago
It always gets worse before it gets better.
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3y ago
I'm an early millennial and even I feel that the very capable smartphone totally fried my brain. I tried to postpone having one for a very long time because I knew I was prone to screen addiction since my first 486. Now I'm in a p
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navane
3y ago
They're the same picture. Someone drew a rectangle in AutoCAD, then did some repeating offsets, handed it to the engineers: "make it work". All I see is rectangles in rectangles ad infinitum.
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navane
3y ago
If it says 6/8, it means the bar has a duration of 6/8th note. To play that, you play six 8th notes in a bar. Eight 8th notes have the duration of a whole note, so six of them fit in a bar.
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navane
3y ago
Technically its still a faction. It also says each whole bar has the duration of 3/4 note.
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navane
3y ago
A year ago the consensus here on HN seemed that Netflix didn't have the pockets to compete with the big players in the long run.
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navane
3y ago
If anything it shows a lower bound; 2x3 does not provide legible letters.
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3y ago
I looked at the post, I feel like we're missing dinner context here, because what it looks like it's doing seems very naive. As far as I know, Onshape is the only CAD product that has true git style branching and merging versionin
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3y ago
Why does the young kid only get to play once? It's not as it'll beat StockFish after any amount of games?
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3y ago
this 6dof "joystick" has been around for decades: https://3dconnexion.com/nl/spacemouse/
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navane
3y ago
You're paying GoG to sort your box of old games and keep them clean for you.
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3y ago
Exactly this, additional I have my local file syncthing to my phone
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3y ago
>> - worse for the people who weren't privy to that conversation but perhaps could have learned or contributed except that they were OOO that moment. > Which is why working at the office is important. What about the guy who ju
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3y ago
Indeed, you remember the brand, but forget how you got to know it. So even though you learned about something through ads, and you hate ads, eventually you'll forget that it was ads that put it in your brain, but you'll still reme
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3y ago
I'm assuming you don't have any free will and it's the combination of your genes and experiences that made you get to this position.
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3y ago
I keep telling this at my Google maps when I use it as satnav in my car. I'm trying to count which right it is, but I don't see the side streets as they are white with a light grey border on off white. Infuriating. Give me my neon
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3y ago
Instead of curating it in books, in software it is curated in languages and libraries, which is so much better. All the low level code you never have to write anymore, are the books that the rest of engineering has. Software is so incredibl
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navane
3y ago
Not when the web Gmail client requires 40mb of crust just to read or send 1kb messages
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3y ago
I'm pretty fluent in reading sheet music. Still, for most songs the process is figuring out what notes to play in sub realtime, then slowly speeding up where both reading and fingering are limiting my speed. Then, as I "know"
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Artist delivers blank painting, patron disputes
(cnn.com)
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3y ago
But you can more easily live next to your parents with WFH then RTO; you don't have to move to where the jobs are, moving everytime you change jobs.
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3y ago
Is great Britain the island, though?
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3y ago
The one step I miss: what reasoning or assumption lead to this bug, and where could that have been repeated. This way you have a chance to sniff out bugs before they surface.
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3y ago
I love it. The terseness of writing reminds me of the economist, in a good way. Also the styling of the mobile page is top notch. It seems that the comments of its own thread are off -by-one though.
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3y ago
My pet peeve is limit speed by vehicle weight, equal impact for all drivers. Want to drive fast? You're welcome to crash into me with your 500kgs. Want to drive a 3000kg vehicle? Limit to 70kmh, even on the highway.
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3y ago
What about kids exiting buses on the street side, instead of on the curb side.
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3y ago
Assuming OP hasn't found an answer on YouTube or any social media, I'd suggest start making YouTube or other social media content on how to make 3k/month or on how to be debtless, the situation he is in right now. Why would y
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3y ago
A lot of emphasis on neuromamcer was on punk, you know, from cyber punk. 70s punk, dirty, scraggy, poor, filth. This part is omitted in a lot of later Cyberpunk. The cyber part, the internet, was very different envisioned than it turned out
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3y ago
I believe one would be the tutorial, the other would be called a how-to.
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