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by petemir 4y ago
Reference: https://old.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1ujvrg/jerry_seinfeld...
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by petemir 4y ago
This is what I hate so far from Switzerland: buildings keep centralized heating at high levels. Even if I set my radiator to the lowest levels, I am still comfortable walking around in shorts and T-shirts in the middle of the winter. And ob
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by petemir 4y ago
No, I was at Jubany/Carlini. Belgrano doesn't get any tourism! I was lucky enough to visit Marambio (by Twin Otter) and Fildes (by boat). But we got visits from all the rest (Polish, Brasilians, Uruguayans, South-Koreans, Chinese,
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by petemir 4y ago
Perhaps he should read a full article about the bystander effect. I wonder how many people actually audit open source code (or even take any action further than just not using it if they find something odd).
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by petemir 4y ago
In particular the King George island (or 25 de Mayo) is really crowded, which is a nice feature, as it is possible to visit other bases just on a short trip, either by boat or snow mobile. Or between the Chinese/Russian/Chilean&#x
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by petemir 4y ago
That's a lot of great information, it will take me some time to grasp it :), thank you very much for your time!
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by petemir 4y ago
Could you share how ADHD affected you as an adult? I am in a semi-burnt-out situation where I just cannot seem to focus on responsibilities anymore (it was always like that, it just got worse) and wanted to get a diagnosis on that. Sadly, t
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AcousticBrainz: Making a hard decision to end the project (2022)(blog.metabrainz.org)
177 points by petemir 4y ago|36 comments
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by petemir 4y ago
Although I do not live there, I have a SIM card from Italy (Fastweb) which for 6€ lets me have 50GB Internet (of which 6GB could be roaming in the rest of Europe), 100 sms and unlimited calls.
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by petemir 4y ago
Literally the first words in TFA: ‘A “geriatric pregnancy” is an outdated term’
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Super-Productivity: advanced todo list app with Timeboxing and time tracking(github.com)
2 points by petemir 4y ago|0 comments
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by petemir 4y ago
I stand by what I said, applicable even to proofs, but I take your point.
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by petemir 4y ago
I fear that's a very narrow view of mathematics. Nevertheless, most of the time you can see the output of what you created while programming, check if it's the correct result, etc. I don't think it's like that in math, w
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by petemir 4y ago
Any type of calibre integration planned?
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by petemir 4y ago
As a foreigner living in Switzerland, having started a PhD at “old” age, please don’t tell me this… At what age does ageism kick in?
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by petemir 4y ago
Clearly cheating? I would call it classic espionage
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by petemir 4y ago
Hey, I love the idea! I actually wanted to make something like this myself, to try to keep tasks meaningful for me and to remember why I want/need/should do them. That said, I suggest you fix the legal notice! I wanted to check ho
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by petemir 4y ago
Obviously. Yet people keeps buying from them.
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by petemir 4y ago
Well, perhaps they actually believe that executing them would relieve them from their punishment…
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by petemir 4y ago
Adding to the anecdata, on the other hand, when I took it, I just felt the same :(.
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by petemir 4y ago
Matrix/Element? IRC? :D
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by petemir 4y ago
One thing that surprised me about ‘A Thousand Brains: A New Theory of Intelligence’ by Jeff Hawkins was how many different types of computer simulations currently exist for approximations and parts to your experiment’s steps.
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by petemir 4y ago
I have been using it for the last weeks. It’s nice, although I didn’t have good luck with the documentation. I think some of the examples and capabilities are lacking, and the procedure for reporting/asking something seemed really conv
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by petemir 4y ago
But by doing this, they are inadvertently showing that a company like SimulaVR cannot compete in this space, as the small team in charge of actually doing some work now has to devote its time to take care of this.
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by petemir 4y ago
I am having the same problem, not only for that thread but for all of the old threads. I already contacted HN about it, let's see.
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by petemir 4y ago
Please, how did you get out of it?
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by petemir 4y ago
The Fortune bash command was kind enough to provide me with this yesterday: "When code and comments disagree, both are probably wrong", Norm Schryer.
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by petemir 4y ago
Funny. I got the e-mail about the data breach (which I was actually surprised to get, as I had a local-only version of Plex running on my Desktop computer a while ago), but I am not getting the "reset password" emails... not even
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by petemir 5y ago
As a Linux power-user and the tech referral of my family, extended family and friends, if something works nicely on Linux I am obviously going to recommend it to everyone. That has to mean something...
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by petemir 5y ago
I also found that fact odd. She's a photographer, I expected more visual content added to the text :(. It was quite enjoyable anyway.

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