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It's relevant outside sports due to the geopolitical relations between the countries
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I wrote a small Python program for a group of non-tech people, and all throughout development I was dreading how much time I was going to have to spend helping everyone through the installation process. But Pyinstaller made it as simple as
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If they do create another chip for the Mac Pro, I wonder what they'll call it. We have the M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max and M1 Ultra so far.
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Some context: Lula currently has 41% of voting intentions (against Bolsonaro's 26%) [1]. He was elected president twice, from 2003 to 2010. He's a very contested figure in Brazil. On the one hand, he earned popularity for creating
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Evan Chen is a very valuable person in the Math Olympiad scene. The Geometry book [1] he wrote in high school is required reading for any serious competitor and I believe he is the main responsible for some bringing some techniques into the
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I wonder how this would work. Even if you do find the Apple ID the AirTag is associated with, how do you find the person associated with the Apple ID? You can use any name you wish there as far as I know.
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Taxes wouldn't necessarily be raised. The idea would be to replace many (possibly all) of the usual government social services by these payments. You already pay taxes, and they are already used to fund other people. The idea would be
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This might be solved by a Negative Income Tax [1]: > In economics, a negative income tax (NIT) is a system which reverses the direction in which tax is paid for incomes below a certain level; in other words, earners above that level pay
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suckless.org's surf [1] is based around this ultra-minimalist single-tab, no features concept. I personally prefer qutebrowser [2]. I use it with the "all tabs are windows" mode, leaving tab management to i3wm. It is by far t
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This is very close to the image I have in my head. I visualize it as a puzzle: The more pieces you have, the more naturally more pieces come and the easier it becomes to see what you need and what is out of place.
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> In video game design there is a saying: Show locked doors before you show a key This is something I've tried putting into words many times. I'll try to solve a problem and get to know its challenges deeply. Then a tool is int
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Alternatively, there's a great Deep Blue documentary by Fredrik Knudsen on YouTube https://youtu.be/HwF229U2ba8
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Google has his Site Reliability Engineering book, which might answer some of your questions https://sre.google/sre-book/table-of-contents/
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VSauce has a Mind Field episode on the phenomenon you described - 3D, first person games improving spatial memory and navigation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RHsAUyFCAM .
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Here are the main characters from Monica's Gang: - Monica (Mônica) - has ludicrous physical strength (quite easily the strongest person in the world in the cartoon). Gets made fun of by the boys for her big front teeth and responds by
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Consumer Aesthetics Research Institute
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Incredible website! Very functional for how experimental it is and full of neat surprises. Love that a screensaver comes on after it is inactive for a while. (I found the pizza recipe btw)
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The song "That Funny Feeling" by comedian Bo Burnham may be related to the feeling you're describing
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On Linux a window manager might be another option in that direction. I use i3 (with a solid #1F4437 background :) and find it's the best way to make your desktop invisible.
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If you like this, you might also appreciate Typeset In The Future ( https://typesetinthefuture.com ). The article on the typography of Wall-E is especially fascinating.
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The game has a Gift Shop ( https://universal-paperclips.creator-spring.com/ ). I can only imagine the parent comment has this ( https://universal-paperclips.creator-spring.com/listing/rele... ) shirt speci
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Minecraft Bedrock, which is written in C++, runs dramatically faster than Minecraft Java. (That's the impression I get from the comparisons I watched on YouTube at least.) It's a shame for Java since the increase in render distanc
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From my understanding the screen is 16:10 plus the extra space on both sides of the notch.
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It's very likely they'll include an option to have a black bar at the top of the screen, so that the notch is not visible. With the new Mini-LED screen it will be hopefully be dark enough to hide it well.
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We don't even have to go through that situation. As soon as the delta reaches 30 minutes you just shift every timezone by one hour.
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It surely depends on which aspect of SHA they would have broken, but the whole point of Bitcoin is the hash being completely unpredictable and requiring brute force. That's the Work in Proof of Work.