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by relaxing 1y ago
Dude, gross. You don’t have to talk like that.
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by relaxing 1y ago
In fact, build one to throw away is the default in the defense space. Odds are this one will join the scrap heap of projects that never make it to operation, like thousands of systems before it.
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by relaxing 1y ago
One that doesn’t spend time around bass ponds?
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by relaxing 1y ago
Havel was writing about life under Soviet occupation. The open source project CoC does not come from a party official who demands you post it in your shop window (public repo.) It comes from people who believe shitty behavior hurts projects
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by relaxing 1y ago
Try working in a large corporation and proposing a new feature that will reduce revenue by 5%.
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by relaxing 1y ago
vanilla and sugar has also shrinkflated
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by relaxing 1y ago
So Norway had a longer view on the commodities market? Or wanted to prop up its own industry?
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by relaxing 1y ago
Ironically the first thing I notice on your photostream is an empty cityscape. Here’s a tip: ultra wide angle is useful for pulling you in close to an object that’s in the foreground. If you leave the center empty, as with the shot of the s
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by relaxing 1y ago
Alright, so continue the exercise. In the image in the article, what is the narrative for the people in the foreground? We can’t see where they are coming from or where they are, and their actions don’t seem well defined. Then in the middle
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by relaxing 1y ago
It’s interesting that the North Carolina quartz deposits are mined by two foreign interests. That despite the size of the US there was no company that could do it as economically as the Belgians and Norwegians. Presumably due to lack of exp
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by relaxing 1y ago
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by relaxing 1y ago
SOS message went out with your GPS coordinates, so best advice is to remain where you are and use its reflective surface as a signal mirror.
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by relaxing 1y ago
price discovery happens at auction. otherwise yes, it’s the gallery’s job to preserve a level of value for the artist, and they work hard to maintain the house cards.
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by relaxing 1y ago
This has nothing to do with the art world the article is talking about.
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by relaxing 1y ago
I agree. I wouldn’t consider someone who has taken (and remembers) a course in set theory a beginner without some added qualifier. One of my pet peeves is using mathematical symbols beyond basic arithmetic without introducing them once by n
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by relaxing 1y ago
Probably 230 and OP is not qualified to be speaking about it.
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by relaxing 1y ago
If you’re regularly cutting pieces of wood wider than your bar, for god’s sake invest in a bigger saw. It will serve you better in many ways, safety included.
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by relaxing 1y ago
You’re over complicating things because you have no idea what you’re talking about. At every worksite, the equation is: how much will the company lose in lost productivity and workman’s comp if someone is injured. And the equation goes in f
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by relaxing 1y ago
320V circuit eh?
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by relaxing 1y ago
“It was only a couple clacks of the hammer” will be a cold comfort if one of those clacks is the one that sends a fragment of metal into your eye.
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by relaxing 1y ago
I have Disk Utility in my dock, and I hate the icon (the old one with the tiny stethoscope and spinning HDD.)
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by relaxing 1y ago
The past is a foreign country. When you’ve lived that long you’ve already experienced changes in the way the locals look and talk. They probably hate that too.
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by relaxing 1y ago
Does desaturated mean a color with zero saturation?
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by relaxing 1y ago
You’re a pilot, you can probably think of some differences in the way aircraft operate versus roadcraft, that makes tracking them a much more reasonable proposition.
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by relaxing 1y ago
definitely random logarithmic primes multiples of ten (or some other factor) square numbers
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by relaxing 1y ago
I’d like to see the experiment run with other intervals besides the fibonacci sequence, and see if the results are any less coherent.
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by relaxing 1y ago
> LAVINGIA: That's another thing I learned. It's not like-- there's no easy wins. The government is not corrupt. The government is really not wasteful. The government commits to doing a lot of things for its citizens, but
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by relaxing 1y ago
The theory was raising the minimum wage wasn’t important because it’s mainly just kids who work after school jobs for minimum wage, right? I’d like to see if there’s an increase in GPAs thanks to greater time for studying, or greater fitnes
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by relaxing 1y ago
Surprised there’s no mention of how they chickened out and butchered the ending. (mild spoilers) Someone needs to sacrifice themselves to destroy the great evil. The book has one of the human champions die, but Disney decided one of the non
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by relaxing 1y ago
> Elon mostly lived with his father, who says he owned thoroughbred horses, a yacht, several houses and a Cessna. One of their homes was in Waterkloof, a leafy suburb of Pretoria that was popular with foreign diplomats. > Wanderlust r

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