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by nemosaltat 3y ago
This is the way. Over the years I’ve built up a good intuition for which cables, power ends, brackets, and fasteners might come handy later and I keep them on hand, broadly sorted into those categories. For example, those plastic kits of VE
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
N = 1 but the cats I’ve seen around my neighborhood seem to be quite well cared for and simply killing for the sport of it, toying— ok, perhaps I’m anthropomorphizing— with their prey and often, IME not eating it at all
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
The image descriptions did appear generated toward the beginning, but towards the middle it seems they are the prompt that was used to generate them (a bit quine-esqe) and towards the end, clearly part of the article.
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
Since we’re speculating. I would imagine like just about all human experience, framing, priming and setting matter quite a lot.
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
After the Bible & The Quran, Reza Aslan’s “Zealot” (Christianity) & No god but God (Islam) provide some great historical context.
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
Thirded, my only complaint is that it helpfully strips out comments and occasionally forgets which SQL variant I’m using. I have found it helpful to feed it back my query after I’ve implemented the recommended changes and made my tweaks, al
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
While some humour was intended, I do actually grapple with this question. The answer that rings truest for me, especially as a newly minted father, is Vonnegut’s: “A purpose of life, no matter who is controlling it, is to love whoever is a
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
is solipsism wrong, or is it just me?
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
also, in mySQL at least, user is a keyword that messes with hinting. edit: a word
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by nemosaltat 3y ago
That’s some catch, that Catch-22.
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
And not all “true beliefs” are based on fact. [1] >At first sight we might imagine that knowledge could be defined as 'true belief'. When what we believe is true, it might be supposed that we had achieved a knowledge of what we
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
For anyone struggling with that final couplet, try an English accent.
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
Did you get anywhere with this idea? I work in this space and I’d certainly be interested. Especially WRT to control. Just to scratch the surface: the xyz Display (TV) supports IR, RS-232, & IP control- how should I determine what is op
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
Interestingly enough, when I want the compartmentalization experience that comes from an “App” on macOS, I turn to… Microsoft Edge. Edge has a nifty little feature that lets you “Appify” a website. I mostly find this useful for company-requ
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
I agree with you, and you’ve provided some excellent counter examples. I’d like to, as gently as possible, point out that in the curious spirit of this site it might be possible to make your same point without the snark.
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
Immoral, possibly (certainly IMO), illegal almost certainly not. The police[0] had no (legal) obligation to help him and they have none to help you. It has been established in few cases [1] [2], and will likely be reaffirmed should any suit
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
Also Tesla have added recently additional visibility to charging costs. In the mobile app you can select your location and utility rate plan, including manual entry options if you desire, and the app will give you stats. There’s a percentag
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
>Remember there’s nothing about this which is ‘fair’ except for the part where people could perhaps be persuaded to abide by the results. With a kid on the way, I’ve been looking for a succinct explanation of life and politics. Thank you
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
2nded. I sync mine via iCloud, and have a shared sub-folder with my spouse where we keep family/house related knowledge. Between that and Todoist, 2022 has been my best GTD year yet.
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
In the early 2000‘s iTunes had some pretty neat features- it supported a handful of non-Apple mp3 players including my Rio and Motorola SLVR. It had a pretty decent encoder and great AppleScript support. One of my first “software projects”
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
Thefuck[0] will attempt to correct errors in your console commands (available via brew, apt, pip and others). You can even enable instant mode if you feel particularly frisky. [0] https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck
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by nemosaltat 4y ago
Since this doesn’t seem to be answered down thread- URL refers to Unrestricted Line officers, for example officers in the aviation, surface or submarine warfare communities etc. Restricted line officers can be found in the medical, supply,
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by nemosaltat 5y ago
Can confirm, we’ve raised hens for about 7 years now and a good feed system (we’ve landed on rainproof containers that allow the chickens to feed at will) and a large water reservoir with drinking cups has allowed us to go on short trips wi
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by nemosaltat 5y ago
Homo sapiens sapiens: Man who knows that he knows. What does he know? That he’s going to die.
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by nemosaltat 5y ago
Also curious. I use 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 almost everywhere for at least the last four years and it seems great.
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by nemosaltat 5y ago
My experience also. I’ve slowly edged away from Firefox and have primarily been using Brave and Safari for the last 6mos or so. Brave just feels snappier, and it’s close enough to Chrome that most work required websites aren’t broken.
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by nemosaltat 5y ago
Same. I actually downloaded it in a VM and logged in one last time before the AIM servers went offline a couple years ago.
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by nemosaltat 5y ago
As I indicated in my comment, I was “pretty sure” from context, but fowkswe enclosed their whole search term in backticks. I’m not familiar enough with ruby to know if there’s some valid package called “xxx.” Based on fowkswes response to
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by nemosaltat 5y ago
Pretty sure you’re using “xxx” as “some generic search term” but if you include literal xxx as a search term, you’re almost definitely going to get some skewed search results.
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by nemosaltat 5y ago
The Parallels Developer edition comes with a pretty great window snapping feature. Parallels was the only solution to run Windows on my M1 Mac. In addition to doing a great job at VMs, it comes with a bunch of handy utilities.

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