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otikik
9d ago
You can change some words in this article and conclude that Hell is just suburbia.
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otikik
12d ago
Yep, another happy Altra user here. I basically wear nothing else these days. Will never go back to a non-wide toebox shoe.
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otikik
19d ago
Well that is how Airtags work. Any iphone/ipad/mac nearby will act as a router for them[1] Given that we have already established that LG is a shady company, I wouldn't put it beyond them to try to use the same trick. [1] htt
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otikik
22d ago
It’s aliens
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otikik
23d ago
If buying isn’t owning, then pirating isn’t stealing
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otikik
26d ago
I am going to boot it up and play today just to spite you lol
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otikik
29d ago
Depends on what the other choice is. If living on the streets without even being able to afford a pair of shoes, people will take that.
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otikik
1mo ago
Ugh. Dislike. “What schools need is more of their budget spent on student surveillance”
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otikik
1mo ago
Nice try, Casio. However the Amazfit Neo does the same, and more features (like heart rate and sleep measuring) for a similar price. I like mine quite a lot.
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otikik
1mo ago
Functions are free. Create new ones. Sin1 instead of Sin, Cos1 instead of Cos.
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otikik
1mo ago
Indeed, this is what Pico-8 uses for its trigonometric functions[1] (angles go from 0 to 1, instead of from 0 to 2*Pi). I was surprised by this at first, but then I found it is very convenient and simplifies a bunch of stuff. http:/&#
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otikik
1mo ago
I was thinking more along the lines of using text search [1] [2] [1] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/textsearch-intro.htm... [2] https://www.elastic.co/docs/explore-analyze/query-
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otikik
1mo ago
I don't know the exact syntax any more, but I expect this could be solved by a single sql query that uses "inexact but close" queries and a bunch of indexes (and perhaps tags) on each category.
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otikik
2mo ago
I read about ancient greek mithology
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otikik
2mo ago
You underestimate the amount of time I spend pooping.
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otikik
2mo ago
Wow. Well those people are going to be scammed. A LOT
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otikik
2mo ago
My country, Spain, is famous for its beaches. Everyone native leaves the beach in the middle of the day and returns after lunch/siesta, when the rays are less intense. Tourists stay and get burn to a crisp
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otikik
2mo ago
The turntables do their thing.
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otikik
2mo ago
But all of the other words begin with the letter they represent. Plex ends with it. It sticks out quite a lot. One could make "Pit" be "t", with that logic.
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otikik
2mo ago
Wasn't the point of the Ship of Theseus precisely that establishing wether something is or isn't something else is at least complicated? Using it right after saying "X is still Y" kind of seems to make the opposite point
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otikik
2mo ago
Ah! Like Pgp
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otikik
2mo ago
Stop buying LG
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otikik
2mo ago
“Plex” ?
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otikik
2mo ago
> which hobbies do you pursue in the best case it frees you and everyone around to pursuit nothing but hobbies? I could absolutely fill my days with stuff, no problem
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otikik
2mo ago
If you wish to make a button from scratch
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otikik
3mo ago
It’s better for them
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otikik
3mo ago
I'm not going to do the whole split here. If you want, watch the video. If you don't want to, just take my word for it that there's plenty of leftovers besides the tortillas.
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otikik
3mo ago
Spiderman: Liberal Norman Osborn: Conservative Norman Osborn's gardener: Also conservative, because he knows no better.
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otikik
3mo ago
- And remember, Peter, with great power comes great responsibility - No. It sucks for you. Sorry but that's life (Uncle Ben dies sad)
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otikik
3mo ago
“Rich”
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