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by raldi 2y ago
Like a falling chimney (google it), it breaks because the top can't fall fast enough.
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by raldi 2y ago
Note the section you’re in at that doc link: “Claude for Work (Team & Enterprise Plans) -> Team & Enterprise Plan Features -> Project visibility and sharing”
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by raldi 2y ago
If you can get it on your clipboard, you can usually paste it into Google or append to ` https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ ` and get the answer.
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by raldi 2y ago
It’s a waste of time for canvassers to try to change anyone’s position; people’s political positions come from their lived experiences. Canvassing is all about ensuring that the people who already agree with your position know how to expres
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by raldi 2y ago
The polls predict chance of winning, not share of the vote. If I predict a coin toss to be 50/50 that doesn’t mean I expect it to land on its side.
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by raldi 2y ago
The killer feature for me is if you could tell it when you throw something in the bottom of the freezer or back of the pantry and it reminds you do do something with it in two months
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Nyctography (Lewis Carroll's method for writing in the dark)(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by raldi 2y ago|1 comments
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by raldi 2y ago
In many situations, I would imagine an overhead power cable would be feasible.
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by raldi 2y ago
What if the upper-left corner and the one to its right are mined?
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by raldi 2y ago
I thought 5 was supposed to be pronounced "fife" but this page only seems to half say that. ("faif" in the first row, but "five" in the second)
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by raldi 2y ago
This sounds like one of those ridiculous "facts" that gets passed around by word-of-mouth despite seeming suspiciously just-so.... and yet in this case, it appears to totally check out.
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by raldi 2y ago
I liked the Flag Semaphore page it linked to, but it raises the question: Why are the letters almost, but not quite in clockwise order? If you sort by clock position, you get: A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T U Y Cancel # J V W X Z W
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by raldi 2y ago
So you can't go back in time for the same reason you can't go left in Super Mario Bros.
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by raldi 2y ago
Can you believe these “mammals”, burning energy around the clock to keep their blood warm all the time?
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by raldi 2y ago
I think the main reason they’re introduced is to provide a hint to the programmer and maybe some typesafety against accidentally passing, say, a file descriptor.
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by raldi 2y ago
For what kind of use?
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by raldi 2y ago
Cmd-F battery (no results)
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by raldi 2y ago
I think the waist is defined as the narrowest part of the garment
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by raldi 2y ago
Does anyone have a picture of the pocket? The item linked from the article no longer exists.
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by raldi 2y ago
This would be a lot less confusing if the title were "Will you qualify for Boston 2025?"
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by raldi 2y ago
Google MARPOL Annex IV
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by raldi 2y ago
Just like on a cruise ship.
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by raldi 2y ago
Nor do cruise ships.
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by raldi 2y ago
What do you think happens to land-based sewage?
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by raldi 2y ago
Nor do cruise ships.
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by raldi 2y ago
They produce sewage that would otherwise not have existed?
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by raldi 2y ago
Is it possible the names of the toys were fitting, like Kiki and Bouba? It would be interesting to see result where the toys had the same names but the dogs had never learned them.
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by raldi 2y ago
I’ve driven cars that play a tone when they hit a certain speed (as an opt-in option that I opted into). No fatigue.
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by raldi 2y ago
It goes ding once at 65 and once at 75. Seems fine.
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by raldi 2y ago
I think most drivers would find it quite useful to hear a quick tone when they hit 10mph over the speed limit.

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