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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Wow. English+Hindi+French+Russian+Tamil+.... So cool. You should probably add some Arabic, some Chinese, some Xhosa, some Gaelic and some native American languages to this list to appear endlessly awesome :-)
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Everything is expensive but we have to start everything with something, then explore further to improve.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
To me it seems OPUS is transparent at much lower than 120. 32 is more than enough for books/podcasts, 96 is more than enough for music. I doubt above-96 makes much sense for OPUS - I'd use FLAC if I needed better quality.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Who ever cared it was not?
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
DOS notably used eye-friendly grey text, not bright white.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
How comes this isn't obvious to someone they should just respect the OS/browser settings and use the color scheme the user chose? I prefer black on white (and dream of a eInk-only laptop and a perfectly lo-fi UI with no unnecessar
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Not as cheap as a life of a stranger in a big city.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
I'd rather check why do most people get so addicted to sugar/whatever in their childhoods (the very archetype the first picture in the article illustrates) and why some don't.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
> something similar in the seed oil discussions Isn't difference between oils way more serious than between cane sugar and corn syrup?
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
After having a similar childhood, I concluded criminals normally avoid targeting small children - I haven't been mugged until becoming a teenager.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
> loves both the tactile feel and clacky sound Loving something doesn't necessarily imply wanting it to persist all the time in all the situations. I love to endure extreme heat for some minutes in a sauna but hardly want to live an
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
> I sometimes think about getting an ortholinear or split keyboard So do I. > but that rules out Topre How comes?
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
> Want a mechanical keyboard but don't know where to start? Not really. I enjoy membrane keyboards and want everything as silent as possible. Yet I want a hackable controller firmware and it seems these are only available with mecha
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
This obviously is a joke (as a short piece of fiction meant to appear funny, at least to the kind of people supposed to be its target audience) yet this joke is a major part of the actual propaganda operation ran by a primary state-owned TV
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Sounds epic. I always admire people who have actually been overweight (I haven't) before learning to manage hunger sustainably. That probably is hard.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Curious. Never heard of these. Thanks.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
> If confirmed, this would align the new HDMI standard with the latest DisplayPort 2.1 technologies, offering consumers expanded options for ultra-high-definition media and gaming experiences. Why do we need new HDMI when there already i
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
The same - just stop eating (for some time between a day and a week). I tried (for a week) successfully and that was fun. This way you discover you have power to choose to eat or not to eat, also learn to distract yourself from hunger and f
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
To me it seems (I'm not very serious, it just seems) the only real reason against 4-day workweeks everywhere are alcoholics. I knew too many people who woold spend whatever free time they get drinking booze, this way harming the societ
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
I hope this is sarcasm. I would hypothesize people at the office rarely are the reference group one would enjoy spending time with. Just give people more days off regularly so they would have time to socialize with whom they actually have s
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
I just want a programming language (probably a Lisp) where every thing is on a separate line, every sub-thing is indented and there is no choice (there always is only one right way to write something). E.g. println(greetings(users))
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Does it still only encode to H.264, no HEVC/AV1?
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
One should ask themselves just this whenever they are going to act or make a judgement.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
It still is relevant in 2024. > An 80 character limit has no relevance any more with modern computer displays. It's still nice to keep the code or anything readable on a vertical mobile screen.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
> accept Christ as your Lord Okay, why not? Then comes all stuff about what does this mean in practice and theory. And there are so many forms of Christianity arguing. The simplest one of them still is just be mindful and kind, for the s
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Anything can be done terribly wrong and misused while formally correct if approached without reason and measure. Instead of judging Buddhism, just practicing the simplest form of it by just meditating daily and consciously trying to be mind
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
I dunno about any credible. This (both the problem and the solution proposed) is a direction to explore. The problem and its supposed consequences are a pretty widespread "conventional knowledge" (if not a "city legend")
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
By the way Bryan Johnson recently mentioned a novel technique of using ultrasound to de-calcify pineal gland for improving sleep as it gets worse with aging - this sounds really intriguing to me.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Makes sense. Thank you for clarifying.
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by qwerty456127 2y ago
Many medicines pose some risk to some people who would abuse it for too long. Xylometazoline just is crazy effective (instantly eliminates congestion and running nose completely in most cases) and completely harmless in what looks like 99%

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