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by nunuvit 3y ago
Nope
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Thanks for confirming. You really need to try both to find what you like.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
True, I actually did that myself when I impulse bought one at an art supply store since it was at the checkout counter. It's a great way to find out if you're interested in experimenting with pens, or if you just want a no-fuss to
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Can you also use cartridges with the TWSBI Eco? A first pen should give you the option. I haven't tried the Pilots, but the standard cartridge could change my recommendation to them.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
I assume you mean the nib wrote scratchy. Honestly, troubleshooting that issue is something you have to be prepared for if you have a fountain pen. I haven't used enough of any nib to know if some of them have genuine design or quality
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by nunuvit 3y ago
For anyone with a budding or casual interest in fountain pens, the Lamy Safari is the way to go. They're plentiful, inexpensive, rugged, and have plenty of nibs, cartridges, and refillable cartridges to experiment with. Just pick your
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Good question. The proven model so far is reducing funding. Some universities found new ways to raise money by offering online and async course modalities. This benefits students who need the extra flexibility, and it's probably the mo
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Higher education isn't made for people with a family life. There's no real reason for this, but there's no pressure to change it because there's always someone else in line ready to take your place.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
You can infer that it is newsworthy. > One engineer made a preliminary estimate that the chance of another Max crash was more than 13 times greater than FAA risk guidelines allow. > However, this document was not completed and did not
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by nunuvit 3y ago
You may enjoy the movie The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Or at least intended to piggy back their own cause onto a superficially related effort.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
It had to be the appointee. The analysis was squashed at a low level by a procedural technicality, and the issue was too significant for the agency head to be uninvolved. On paper though, everyone's hands are clean.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
In practice it tends to be more cathartic than constructive. The advocate is always going to have a greater stake in their cause than the middle man. I wrote my original comment that way because I prefer to discuss strategies for advocates.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
I'm not really concerned about that. You're right that propagandists will always find a way to exploit whatever you say or don't say, no matter how you say it. It's a fool's errand to try to manipulate the discourse
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by nunuvit 3y ago
I specifically said that I'm not criticizing the article or science journalism, but I edited my comment to further clarify that I'm only using the article as an example to tangent into a related issue. The actual facts and conclus
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by nunuvit 3y ago
From the introduction: > Rhode points out that temperatures this week were just under two-tenths of a degree warmer than the previous record. “Two-tenths doesn’t sound like a lot—but in ocean terms two-tenths is actually a lot because it
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by nunuvit 3y ago
If you don't do your job because you blindly accepted advice from a confident AI, a confident senior engineer, or a confident application note, then you might not have that job for much longer. I don't know if it will make you per
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by nunuvit 3y ago
In that case, the docs don't really do justice to it. They still read as if many features don't exist yet.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
AI is useful for making suggestions, but you shouldn't blindly trust it like that no matter how advanced it gets. It helps you work faster, not beyond your abilities.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
The linked article is about productivity and code quality. This list is about defect density, which is one aspect of code quality. It does not address everything in the article, but it does remove the mystery and common misconceptions of th
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by nunuvit 3y ago
The fundamentals of defect density have been known for a long time [1]. The factors that explain the vast majority of problems fit on a single slide. They're worded generically to apply across domains and it's very simple to evalu
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by nunuvit 3y ago
The last time I tried to evaluate it was a long time ago and it seemed to be all svg uploads. I had to re-read the docs more closely after reading your comment. It says you need to enter svg only for non-rectangular symbols, but it's n
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Have you reevaluated the decision not to implement much by way of basic interface features like symbol and footprint editors for such a long time? It's a real barrier to even playing around with the software. I want to see you succeed,
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by nunuvit 3y ago
As an American (with no Anglo-Saxon ancestry), I strongly disagree. We call them Germans, the Italians call them Teutons, the Spanish call them Alemanni. Those were all distinct peoples who came together along with others to call themselves
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by nunuvit 3y ago
I'm skeptical that plant glue alone would work without additional lashing. Its brittleness is used as an intentional feature in hunting weapons so that the small blades detach and stay lodged in the prey.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Why wouldn't you finish cutting through to make a slot? The slot has the advantage that using the axe fixes the axe head more firmly into the slot by wedging itself. Even if you wedged the stone in the pocket, the pocket will loosen an
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Those books have good advice if you already know the basics of how to analyze a converter.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
This Language Transfer guy has a pretty interesting way of presenting language as an intuitive value system of sounds. Such information is typically reserved until more advanced studies into language, etymology, and linguistics, but he refo
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by nunuvit 3y ago
I've been using ExplorerPatcher.
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by nunuvit 3y ago
Ah gotcha. I read it completely differently and didn't even think of that. Thanks

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