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by nkozyra 5y ago
Why is it unfortunate? The English language is built on an endless supply these mutations.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
What am I missing? https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/perfo...
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Well other than the proposal specifically outlined in this post, that is. (Pardon if I missed the sarcasm)
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by nkozyra 5y ago
This is the creators dilemma when it comes to UX - you know how it works so it feels intuitive.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Is this really even a deepfake? It just looks like a juxtaposition.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Most of the time these malicious attacks will come from a data center, where someone is no doubt leasing some hardware until they get shut down. When I get any number of malicious known attack vectors, I have a process that runs a few servi
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Plenty of extraordinarily effusive quotes from his contemporaries indicate to me even the best in the field were in awe.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
> If the chronological timeline is somehow hurting their profitability, why would they offer it at all? If I recall correctly, this was the default. Then they introduced the semi curated algorithmic as a feature. Then replaced chronologi
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by nkozyra 5y ago
They've been battling the widespread preference for chronological timeline for ... well, forever. As the common belief goes, the "algorithmic" one is more profitable. I buy this, intuitively, because it seems natural that it&
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Thanks, all, for filling in the blanks. I think I'm still missing the health benefits of the crust, though
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by nkozyra 5y ago
> In this the flour and water are mixed together, and then cooked which causes the starch in the dough to change structure and become more chewy and gelatinous. > They also usually cut the crusts off for you which, technically makes t
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by nkozyra 5y ago
I don't think we're saying different things, you're just pointing out that exercise's contribution pales in comparison to diet.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
> I enjoy lifting weights but you don't lose weight with that, you do it with endurance sport Weight lifting w/ hypertrophy is one of the most effective forms of exercise for weight (fat) loss. In addition to causing a longer
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Like most spiders they tend to avoid humans. But if your chore growing up is to clean up all the rotting oranges you're going to be in their territory a bit and the bites are really uncomfortable. The worst part was the pain would last
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Yeah these guys (well gals) can get pretty huge. My least favorite Florida spider is also nonvenomous but I used to get bitten by the spiny orb weaver any time I was near a citrus tree.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
> They likely traveled across the globe on shipping containers, similar to the Bubonic plague. Yeah, I guess that counts as a "terrifying thing" if you consider those the two things on earth that travel across the globe on ship
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by nkozyra 5y ago
I used the door + two filing cabinets system for years. I've since found the next best thing, which is the Malskytt solid birch table top on top of their $15 solid pine trestles. It's a visual upgrade. I have two, giving me ~ 9ft
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Almost all of those assets can be created entirely independently, though. There's no need to use a PC to interface.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
You simply let your mushrooms get 30 minutes of sun exposure daily.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Unless you're suggesting the poster is part of the meta propaganda I'm unclear on this. These are direct firsthand accounts from friends.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
I thought Google ads had a maximum spots per page, looks like there's at least 8 on some pages.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Sure, but what constitutes an "invasion" is also very vulnerable to the narrative.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
It's often claimed that a loosening of media restrictions post-Korean war contributed to the domestic lack of support for the Vietnam War. But there are a lot of ways to shape a narrative in 2022 that involve amplification instead of c
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by nkozyra 5y ago
I guess I'd have to operate on the only evidence I have to the contrary: there are thousands of apps with authentication in the Play Store that aren't banned. I think we all know the drill with walled gardens but if you want a fig
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by nkozyra 5y ago
You have to drink a lot of older tea leaves from specific areas to have any real concerns about this. Gunpowder green tea is a common version that carries more F than others but most casual drinkers will never come near levels to cause ph
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by nkozyra 5y ago
It is phenomenal in features and flexibility, but it's not a stable application at all. I'd sacrifice some of the million things it can do if it wouldn't crash after closing a project on macos.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
I wonder how much work they estimated it would take to make Go as "memory safe" as Rust. I feel like the body of the post could have been "we just want to use Rust, ok??!"
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by nkozyra 5y ago
> I’m a Go developer by profession and Dart feels similar in ways. Simple language, simple type system, easy to learn, only one way to do things. Great compiler, great debugger, good ecosystem, good performance. Hm that's interestin
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by nkozyra 5y ago
> You should. If the status page is also down, you know it's going to take a while ;-) Maybe. I've been shocked by some big companies co-hosting their status pages.
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by nkozyra 5y ago
Yep, right after I wrote that I thought "I should actually check" and it appears to be all good on Android Wear now.

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