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811.
Rapid greening response of China’s 2020 spring vegetation to Covid restrictions(advances.sciencemag.org)
1 points by pera 5y ago|0 comments
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by pera 5y ago
Well I am getting 500s instantly, not after some internal timeout
813.
Pico DSP: An open-source, Arduino-compatible, ESP32-based audio dev board(crowdsupply.com)
4 points by pera 5y ago|1 comments
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by pera 5y ago
What's the difference between this and this other work also from the Max Planck Institute published back in February?: https://is.mpg.de/news/world-s-first-video-recording-of-a-sp...
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The Nigerian Government Is Destroying the Country's Tech Sector, Experts Warn(vice.com)
1 points by pera 5y ago|2 comments
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by pera 5y ago
In Argentina you have to pay 50% of the market value for all electronic imports and you will have to deal with customs officers (who will usually try to make your day quite miserable if you don't "tip" em)
817.
by pera 5y ago
I have no idea how you can conclude that this lobbyist is exaggerating his accomplishments, specially considering his career and what Exxon have been doing since the 70s ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExxonMobil_climate
818.
by pera 5y ago
I was surprised to learn about "shadow groups": I thought all lobbyists were required to be registered, but turns out that's actually not the case in the US.
819.
by pera 5y ago
Maybe you can but the tweet is just Carmack expressing his opinion.
820.
by pera 5y ago
Cool project! Have you seen any interesting correlations between languages, paradigms and the accuracy of your suggestions?
821.
by pera 5y ago
I'm not sure why you are being downvoted: 130k is a lot, specially when you consider this is just one warehouse in the UK. Extrapolate this number (including other retailers) and we might be talking about millions of products being des
822.
More than two-thirds of the US Congress cashed a pharma campaign check in 2020(statnews.com)
2 points by pera 5y ago|0 comments
823.
by pera 5y ago
To me "spent on wages" means on every employee's salary, not only the top 0.01% It would be pretty awesome if companies increased salaries for everyone at the same proportion of their interment of profit.
824.
by pera 5y ago
When companies generate more profit they very rarely do any of the things you mention, why would they start doing it if they didn't have to pay taxes at all? In reality when a company gets to generate more profit the result is an even
825.
Module listing discovery in Haskell's Cabal(github.com)
2 points by pera 5y ago|0 comments
826.
by pera 5y ago
This case is from 2010: https://www.vice.com/en/article/9kj3vp/this-woman-says-a-hos... Here another one from 2017: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-current-for-november...
827.
by pera 5y ago
> The way vim works is actually the opposite of what your brain wants, this is one of the reasons why learning vim tricks is hard. Do you mean that you think "word change" instead of "change word"? To me this sounds l
828.
by pera 5y ago
I really don't get why Mozilla keep making disruptive UI changes while a very significant amount of users take the time to ask them to please not do it. At this point it feels almost as an act of aggression, it's honestly incompre
829.
by pera 5y ago
" Tooling is just terrible. " <- this is a generalization, to which I strongly disagree :)
830.
by pera 5y ago
I strongly disagree with your generalisation regarding the tooling: Mix and Hex are without any doubt some of the most pleasant tools I have ever used. (I personally don't care about IDEs so can't comment on the lsp implementation
831.
No, Left-Wing Activists Aren’t the Same as Fascist Thugs(jacobinmag.com)
6 points by pera 5y ago|0 comments
832.
by pera 6y ago
Last time I checked standby power consumption only in the US was an order of magnitude higher than Bitcoin mining all around the world, but it's hard to estimate the emissions of the latter due to its decentralised nature.
833.
by pera 6y ago
I sometimes feel like Mozilla knows exactly what features I love and then they go one by one and remove them (or make them only accessible through about:config) because "nobody use this anyways", then you see threads with hundreds
834.
by pera 6y ago
> As a European, this article is the degree of pretentious, market-driven, and stupid, that fits perfectly with the Economist. Almost every time I read an article from The Economist I see that many of their arguments are founded on false
835.
Show HN: Submona – A lightweight webfont version of Mona (Shift JIS art font)(gitlab.com)
3 points by pera 6y ago|0 comments
836.
A unicellular walker embodies a finite state machine(biorxiv.org)
1 points by pera 6y ago|0 comments
837.
by pera 6y ago
I believe the parent means that MathJax uses MathML internally: > MathJax uses MathML as the basis for its internal format for mathematical expressions, so MathML support is built into MathJax at a fundamental level. https:/&#x2F
838.
Enabling Support for MathML in Chrome(bugs.chromium.org)
30 points by pera 6y ago|16 comments
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by pera 6y ago
WhatsApp users who in 2016 opted out of sharing data with third parties are now being asked by Facebook to either accept a privacy policy that states their metadata can be shared with third parties or stop chatting with friends and family t
840.
by pera 6y ago
> WhatsApp will continue to honor that choice. That's good news but I can't find this stated anywhere in their policy: https://www.whatsapp.com/legal/updates/privacy-policy/?lang=... It seems lik

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