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4y ago
By the same logic a writer from Turkey which was part of Western Bloc should be called a western writer? What about a writer from Japan?
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4y ago
I'm sorry if the response was blunt, nevertheless people really have to take a responsibility for their education and not make inflammatory comments about history of the parts of the world they don't understand or are unwilling to
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4y ago
Even if he was a communist it still wouldn't make him soviet.
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4y ago
> I don't know enough history Clearly.
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4y ago
I think he's either intellectually lazy or dishonest vis a vis my other comments. Even the publishing date in this case is suspect, every single source I could find it lists it as 1992 and not 1991. Either way I'd expect better fr
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4y ago
Poland was never part of Soviet union. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Union
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4y ago
Lem wasn't Soviet, he was Polish. It's strange he also considers Victor Pelevin to be a Soviet writer as all his novels were released after 1991.
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4y ago
I think a more interesting question would be whether the design actually makes any difference or if the airflow just depends on the free/unobstructed area.
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4y ago
Could you perhaps please list the courses you're referring to?
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4y ago
If you're in USA I'd just buy something local made. I've not used it personally but I've heard good opinions: https://www.amazon.com/Williams-WRS-1-Magnetic-Ratcheting-Sc...
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4y ago
For the same price you could get a Wera screwdriver, small screwdrivers and a bottle opener. https://products.wera.de/en/kraftform_kompakt_kraftform_komp... https://products.wera.de/en/screwdriver
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4y ago
I love how far removed from reality these idealistic blog posts are from "technology thinkers". You're busy? You shouldn't be so let me give you some cookie cutter advice filled with: "you need", "you shou
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4y ago
I'd go further than this and say out of that 1% who create content further 99% shouldn't.
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4y ago
Which is ironic considering what they were doing in the 90s with the iMac G3.
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Walking Kensington Ave K&A
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4y ago
Physical buttons will be definitely one of the more important criteria when buying a new car.
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4y ago
> I don't buy the implied (by absence) narrative that this was some kind of "accident" or motivated by only selfish economic forces. “Huge amounts of chemical waste were probably dumped in the Oder River with full awarenes
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4y ago
I'd have thought that these cloud providers would be pretty well insulated from the retail energy prices by their renewable energy generation.
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4y ago
When I encounter something new and hard I try to find a conference presentation around this topic. I'm guessing public speaking in a time constrained format really forces speakers to prepare well and provides the best time/informa
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4y ago
Could you post a link to the video? Is there a good summary of what this "metaverse" is and why it's worth a lot of money?
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4y ago
Reminds me of Cunningham's Law: "the best way to get the right answer on the internet is not to ask a question; it's to post the wrong answer."
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4y ago
It's even more evident with climate change.
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4y ago
Is your book still relevant considering it was released 12 years ago? I typically avoid youtube videos and podcasts as the signal to noise ratio is not great.
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4y ago
Isn't this a satire?
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4y ago
> This is much more complex, because you are asking the application to setup some sort of workflow - after it understands what you want it to do, it then has to work out how to execute that, which will be utilising the device API's
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4y ago
I've tried to find a flaw with this argument and admittedly it's pretty hard. As long as you accept to pay a above the market price for the game and you don't care about retaining ownership then it somehow makes sense. I'
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This map is slightly misleading as the areas covered by the train stations are huge.
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With the help of a bribe.
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Especially since the removal of downvoting it's hard to get to good quality material. Majority of tech videos are a case of blind leading the blind and unless you know the subject already it's hard to spot. Nowadays I start with a
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4y ago
Benjamin P Hill memorial library is a reference to Benny Hill I assume.
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