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pimlottc
2y ago
It's one-indexed, counting that actual pages in the PDF. The nominal page numbers (as seen on the header/footer) are often different since you don't typically number title pages and the like, which is called "front matt
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pimlottc
2y ago
How delightful!
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pimlottc
2y ago
Why not move it to the left of the title, just like in the sidebar?
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pimlottc
2y ago
I tried to click on the gear icon, thinking it was settings menu. It's not very clear that it's an icon associated with the post.
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pimlottc
2y ago
For people, in person, this is true. But don't make this mistake for apps and websites. Just because you've managed to hook users with skinner box dopamine hits doesn't mean they love you.
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Rotating Sandwiches
(rotatingsandwiches.com)
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pimlottc
2y ago
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pimlottc
2y ago
You don't need to call normal people who are swayed by multi-million dollar marketing machines "retards".
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pimlottc
2y ago
Not being familiar with Slidesome, I thought /that/ was the app you created. Now I see it's just a component you used. Hence my confusion. :P
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2y ago
I didn't realize you had a sister!
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pimlottc
2y ago
You made a marketing page for your one-off shared photo collection app?
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2y ago
Important bit of background knowledge: "The horizontal elements of the I are called flanges, and the vertical element is known as the "web"." Useful graphic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:I-Beam
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2y ago
Australia, too: The Victorian Alps [0] 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victorian_Alps
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2y ago
Preserving the ISS is a lofty goal, but the costs of doing anything in space are enormous. Anyone got some ballpark estimations for the proposed solutions?
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2y ago
It's showing you both PDFs overlaid on each other. The main window looks blurry because the main text has shifted vertically slightly. The regions that have changes are highlighted in the thumbnails on the left. I agree it's not
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2y ago
On my initial reading, it sounded like they had modified the wiring on the gate itself, which would be more alarming. Now that you mention it, it does sound like they might have instead accessed wiring within their own unit. I’m used to acc
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2y ago
It’s weird that in this entire article, it doesn’t actually say which nation launched Starfish Prime.
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2y ago
You added your own automated control to your shared apartment buildings main gate? And your landlord agreed to this? I mean, I hope you got their permission…
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2y ago
I would think it's more likely that luggage handling is centralized at major hubs. For example, there was the infamous Denver Airport Baggage System that was plagued with issues and has been the subject of much analysis [0]. 0: https
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2y ago
> By cross referencing [social media posts] with actual lost luggage data it estimates very closely how much luggage is constantly being lost. > Using social media as a data source has limitations but seems to be a good proxy indicato
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2y ago
It looks like they’re using a style meant for selected pull quotes, but since the quoted text is the majority of the article, it looks unbalanced.
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2y ago
The classic Geico commmercial: https://youtu.be/9JxhTnWrKYs?si=imqYkQjwxpATH1VH
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pimlottc
2y ago
You can just Google for “cyclist who robbed banks”, AI isn’t really necessary for this.
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2y ago
All football teams do this.
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2y ago
"We will start with the firemen, then the math teachers and so on in that fashion until everyone is eaten"
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2y ago
The graphics are mostly for atmosphere, the main focus is paragraphs of prose that describe the story and what happens to the main characters. Instead of a parser, you tap to choose one of several choices at each decision point, and you ca
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2y ago
It’s barely mentioned aside from the title, but I just wanted to say that 80 Days is a really wonderful game that is well worth your time if you’re into text-based games. It’s more of an interactive story than a puzzle game, with some light
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pimlottc
2y ago
Interesting viewpoint, hadn’t thought of it this way. Is there data to quantify this effect?
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pimlottc
2y ago
And commensurately more expensive
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pimlottc
2y ago
That’s not your problem. That’s your employer’s problem.
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pimlottc
2y ago
Huh, I never really thought about where the name “Block 37” came from, that’s pretty interesting!
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