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   by nsbk 3y ago

   Anecdotal, but I have a 100% hit ratio at Berghain and have never done any kind of prep work. Most of the times bh was not even part of the plan and we would just show up there, sometimes still with the backpack from work, laptops and all.
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   by nsbk 3y ago

   Happily reading from Croatia
3. 123.▲
   by nsbk 3y ago

   That hurt
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   by nsbk 3y ago

   Same here! I only drink from stainless steel food safe bottles and store/heat food in glass containers. The Aeropress is the only food-related plastic thing I can't get rid of, until now. I'll take the risk.
5. 125.▲
   by nsbk 3y ago

   Spot on. I think it's one of the reasons why I enjoyed playing the first Tomb Raider so much
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   by nsbk 3y ago

   Now it all makes sense
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   by nsbk 4y ago

   This idea is both fascinating and terrifying in equal parts
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   by nsbk 4y ago

   Indeed! maybe LLMs work in a more similar to our brains than we think
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   by nsbk 4y ago

   Apparently predicting is the most efficient way of running a brain, as opposed to reacting. Your brain is a predicting machine. Lisa Feldman, a top neuroscientist and writer, goes over this topic in a podcast episode with Lex Fridman. This
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    I do. I just got started because it looked like a fun project to build, I went with the Airgradient DIY solution[0]. At first I used a combination of Prometheus and Grafana, then I integrated the solution with an MQTT server and Home Assist
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    This is very convenient, but it didn't work well for me on the first attempt. The song I used is called "Love", from Colour Haze. > Found 32646 tracks. Yikes. Adding the artist to the search yields 0 results, and since it
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    This is in line with my experience, I got both AirPods Pro replaced out of warranty a couple weeks ago, even if only one of them was presenting issues. Apparently, the machine they use to check said both were affected. I got them replaced i
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    I love octoprint, it makes the whole printing experience so much nicer. The integration with Home Assistant is great and allows for automations like turning the printer off after finishing a job. On the other hand, I don’t think “snappy” is
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    Apparently, there are several kinds of PVC and only some of them are properly food safe. See more here https://www.howtoaquaponic.com/designs/is-pvc-food-safe/
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    I’m definitely trying the horizontal, PVC-based setup when I have a more permanent place. I’m moving out of my current house by the end of the year so having something modular that I can disassemble and put inside of a bucket made sense to
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    I’m getting stated into hydroponics myself as well (and 3d printing) after following Hoocho’s YouTube channel for a while. I just planted my first plants in a 3d printed modular tower, like the one in this video: https://youtu.be
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    I still remember how hyped about Meteor me and my team were when it first came out. We built some PoCs and tested some really interesting concepts that were super easy to build in Meteor. I insisted on staying away from it when building our
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    In our small backend engineering team, which also takes care of the DevOps work, we just have a multiarch docker image that we use as a base image to build the ARM local dev images and the CI/CD (running on amd64) builds the production
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    by nsbk 4y ago

    How is "As a Catalan..." relevant in this context?
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    by nsbk 5y ago

    Same here! I wish they continued with the IP creating some new stories rather than just releasing remasters
21. 141.▲
    by nsbk 5y ago

    Same here. Very off-putting. How do I know that the rest of the article is not just hocus-pocus?
22. 142.▲
    by nsbk 5y ago

    Or use insect repellent when hiking? We already make enough species extinct unwillingly. I don't think it's a good idea to start extinguishing any species that bothers us. Where do you draw the line?
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    by nsbk 5y ago

    Ok, so that’s where airplane noise comes from
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    56k+ signed petitions to stop Bezos from returning to Earth after trip to space(businessinsider.com)

    3 points by nsbk 5y ago|1 comments
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    by nsbk 5y ago

    I think the article focuses on JS execution CPU usage and its savings on M91, so it doesn't count for all the CPU Chrome uses. About the split, it depends a lot on the type of content. If you're visiting a statically generated pag
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    by nsbk 5y ago

    Is energy efficiency actually similar to M1? I'm not aware of any Ryzen-based fanless laptops
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    by nsbk 5y ago

    Seems like these freaking huge tracks will treat deep-sea coral nicely
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    by nsbk 6y ago

    I really enjoyed the this one with Lisa Feldman Barrett: Counterintuitive Ideas About How the Brain Works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbdRIVCBqNI
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    by nsbk 6y ago

    Same here! and Apple Watch unlock, no password to unlock anymore :)