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otikik
3y ago
That is also how the bones function in the human body. There's a type of cell called the osteoblasts which grow and reinforce tissue, and there's another type called the osteoclasts, which dissolve it.
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otikik
3y ago
I see this and the first thing I want to know is creating a Voronoi partition in order to see which city with >48k habitants is closest to any point in the map. What is wrong with me.
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otikik
3y ago
“Car wash mode” Do others have that? Sounds like a very bad design
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otikik
3y ago
It always was, since inception. https://edition.cnn.com/2022/05/20/us/replacement-theory-whi...
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otikik
3y ago
You will always get a +1 from me if you quote Mr Pratchett
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otikik
3y ago
You are wrong, there aren't any back alleys in Doha. It's just big lanes devoid of cars between the towers devoid of people. And then a small road connecting to the Industrial Area.
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otikik
3y ago
Inheritance is a local maxima. When the hierarchy of classes to consider is small, it often “seems to fit”. It allows the programmer to progress quickly and with low effort as a lot of the code sharing behavior is provided by the inheritanc
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otikik
3y ago
I rented with Hertz once. I was extra careful because I heard stories. I took pictures of the car from all sides and notified the Hertz employee about super minor scratches that I found just in case. I drove it very carefully through my sta
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otikik
3y ago
It is probably possible to do it, but the sieves would be quite big, just to account for the very large number of pieces, as well as having to “orientate” them correctly using only gravity.
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otikik
3y ago
That is very interesting! Thanks for sharing. I did not imagine that rice was a good candidate for this
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otikik
3y ago
We have a “Lego sheet” - just a regular bed sheet that goes on the floor before playing with Legos. When it’s time to collect, you make a “bag” with the sheet, grabbing (most of) the pieces, and then we “pour” them into the final container.
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otikik
3y ago
Oh look someone has already done something like that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04JkdHEX3Yk
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otikik
3y ago
My impression is that the fastest/easiest way to do it would be putting all the pieces inside hopper with the selector at the bottom. Perhaps using compressed air to push the falling pieces into different containers as they fall. I bel
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otikik
3y ago
Yes, a subscription model is a big turnoff.
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otikik
3y ago
We are getting close to an automated Lego sorting machine.
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otikik
3y ago
Let’s not gatekeep. People can enjoy their harmless toys in whatever way they want.
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otikik
3y ago
I am a novice Spanish tomato grower, I planted tomatoes in my 2 square meters raised bed last summer. It gave me more than 4 kilograms, and I did many things wrong. This is obviously just anecdotal, but your numbers for Spain might be too l
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otikik
3y ago
Yep. My 7yo son is the graphics and gameplay designer, I am the implementor
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otikik
3y ago
AirBus sounds alright
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otikik
3y ago
Can’t tell whether this is ironic or not. In case it isn’t: the US has the best politicians money can buy. So things that are bad for the general public but good for a certain minority of wealthy individuals take longer to take effect than
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otikik
3y ago
Social security. Public education. Public transportation. Walkable cities. Strict gun regulation. Not spending half of our budget in the military and police. Laws that apply to rich people. Slavery (in prison) and child labor (in farms) no
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otikik
3y ago
I especially enjoyed his work in Honan the Librarian and Discriminator 2.
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otikik
3y ago
I found this other article which mentions "Ransomware-as-a-Service Gangs" [1]. I think the meaning of the word is "group of people engaging in criminal behavior", not necessarily "a group of gansters", a.k.a &q
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otikik
3y ago
I am sad to hear this. Good bye, master. I will show your drawings to my son.
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otikik
3y ago
This is a very creative project, congratulations! One obvious step is to try to make it bootstrapped. Have the velato compiler be a velato.mid file.
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otikik
3y ago
There’s a word, which I really dislike, which can be used for both. “Consume” “I have consumed a book” Eugh.
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otikik
3y ago
"What are exceptions used for" is similar to tabs versus spaces. Many languages just "leave that part to the user". Which I think is wrong. Or at least, inefficient. Different people will make different assumptions and t
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otikik
3y ago
Apparently its literal meaning is "offer weapon". Source: https://twitter.com/Emma_Hollen/status/1340402040070156299 Perhaps the intent here is for it to mean "offer tool", though.
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otikik
3y ago
That’s what they want you to think!
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otikik
3y ago
What you say has some truth to it, but it is incomplete. Consider the following: a weak man has less to be afraid of than a very fit woman, even when she is clearly stronger than him.
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