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prrls
6y ago
I feel dizzy now, thank you.
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6y ago
Anarchy doesn't mean "absence of law". Absence of law is anomie. One is often confused for the other, but there is a slight difference. Anarchy is more about you and your community having the autonomy to decide your own rules
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6y ago
I heartily recommend "The Search Space" podcast to anyone interested in learning more about logic programming. The host is very good at introducing concepts in an easily understandable manner, and at chaining them in the right or
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6y ago
I may be mistaken but Han Chinese weren't forced to undergo sterilization. If you had a second child, you were fined and your child wouldn't be recognized as a Chinese citizen. Still horrible though.
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6y ago
And for people wondering why caring about on-premises hosting when you have the cloud, a few weeks ago there was a thread about why would you do the former in favor of the latter. It puts on display that actually a lot of people are still o
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6y ago
Oxide Computer Company https://oxide.computer/ “True rack-scale design, bringing cloud hyperscale innovations around density, efficiency, cost, reliability, manageability, and security to everyone running on-premises comput
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Tables Considered Helpful
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This article gets why Emacs is awesome so right, that, to be honest, there's nothing to add. I'm always amazed by the people leaving Emacs for a few years to then come back and falling in love with it once again. Only very good to
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8y ago
A lot of people here are suggesting, like you, that a low-carbs diet or ketos can help your body "heal" from T2D. I just don't see why starving yourself from carbs, which is like the basis of life for your cells, is going to
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“Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” ― Mahatma Gandhi These things you classify as comfort may not be that essential and good for you and the others. Someone that eats animal products everyday and claims that it's their c
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8y ago
The computations used to do symmetric and asymmetric encryptions are completely different. Asymmetric encryption is just about factoring out big numbers into primes, if we simplify things a bit. And modern computers aren't very good at
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9y ago
I don't think I suffer from a disorder like you seem to have, but I, too, can't keep any habit, regardless of my motivation. The most annoying 'habit' that I can't keep is sleeping. I never fall asleep and wake up a
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9y ago
Hello, just wanted to thank you for answering to every question this post gets. It really helps to get the gist of what BigchainDB is! Will read the primer/white paper for sure!
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9y ago
Thanks for the website you linked, I was searching for something like this for a while now.
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9y ago
"Regular" people doesn't need in any way of to these B12 supplements, as there is plenty of it in animal products, which have already been taking B12 supplements all their lives. However, vegans need to take these supplemen
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Thanks for your reply, will definitely read this mailing list thread. I remember of this long article, that, technically demonstrates that systemd is badly designed, as you said: http://blog.darknedgy.net/technology/201
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> I went from wondering why/what is going on to switching all my home/work/server machines to FreeBSD. Can you develop on some of the reasons that convinced you to run away from systemd ? I'm really curious to know wh
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European Copyright reform hampers Free Software development
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