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3y ago
I had the same issue and may have posted about it, but for me it took a whole year while it gradually got better after accepting that it was mental (and only then after a doctor did a whole batter of tests and actually investigated the issu
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3y ago
I think this happens a lot with other advice too. Diet/health advice like the constant barrage of "eat less fat" and "eat less salt", dating advice like "don't focus on looks", etc. I get it, in one
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3y ago
I think the balance is the conversation partner should be trying to ask more about you... it's a shared responsibility, and if they don't it equally means that they don't care about knowing more about you. If they're as
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3y ago
Or remote with a country or timezone restriction. There's lots of US companies that just say "remote" but forget to mention that the candidate must be a US resident, or work within X timezones, etc. Contrast to worldwide re
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3y ago
I'm ready to believe this, but IIRC on previous posts people accused the poster of doing shady things but I don't remember seeing it ever coming out that they actually did. Do you have some links?
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3y ago
I think Apple will individually reply to the feedbacks with a PR message like "we take your concerns seriously, we have a plan to improve our feedback interaction." Because the replies are individual and posted on a private chann
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3y ago
W-8BEN doesn't appear to have anything to do with this. AFAICT it's a form to qualify for a lower withholding rate for US income.
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3y ago
This doesn't make any sense even if the system isn't trashed. If 7 == true and anything other than 7 == false, then one bitflip will still change the meaning. If 7 == true and 0 == false, then you could have code that does `if (m
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3y ago
I saw this when visiting Washington University in St. Louis too! Street, plenty of cars, light turns red, students continue to walk into the crossing directly in front of an oncoming car which brakes and honks.
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3y ago
This doesn't mention accumulation at all. My understanding is that these accumulate in your body and are fairly difficult to get rid of. From that perspective Ars' arguments about allowed daily intake levels don't make much
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3y ago
You need the function to give a result that has the same properties, for some specified set of properties, regardless of the basis. GP's question is perfectly reasonable if you haven't already accepted that this set of properties
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3y ago
They identify ones that are over the limit and ones that are under, but even the ones that are under aren't significantly under - it's not like a 100x reduction. Sam's choice has 99% cadmium - only 1% below the limit. They p
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3y ago
Tangential to the main topic, what generative art artists are you following and/or where did you look to find them? I found a couple myself (@D_VISION7 @lv374 @beesandbombs @HAL09999), but ran into roadblocks trying to find more. Ther
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3y ago
Rinse and repeat - someone complains about cloud provider, a cloud provider person shows up and makes a "we want to hear more about your problems" statement, people reply, they do nothing. How many times has this happened? I
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3y ago
Bookmarking this for reference
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3y ago
I read that gallery plus displays are being used on the MRT (Taipei?) metro now - have you seen them?
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3y ago
Ah... no, my bad. Using a naive and at the moment terribly incorrect $1=100yen conversion rate plus rounding.
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3y ago
Ah, here's Deepl's translation of the product description: Rewritable color e-paper with paper-like visibility is born! Digital signage that can rewrite and distribute contents, and the installability of paper posters that can be
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3y ago
I don't see any mention of refresh rate there. Since it's signage, I could imagine lower refresh rates, but if it's commercial maybe they do have high refresh rate requirements?
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3y ago
It's (edit: $3230, thanks for pointing that out), but AFAIK this is the first publicly available gallery plus display and it's half the price of the ACeP demo display kits from a couple years ago. I still have no comprehension of
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Sharp Color E-Paper Display EPoster 25.3in
(yodobashi.com)
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That thread seems to be attacking the wrong question. The controls are on people, not the software. Individuals should be getting access, and gnucash should just be implementing the protocols for access. Gnucash shouldn't have any s
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3y ago
I appreciate the help, but I think the goal of understanding the money coming in and going out is too abstract - what does it mean to understand, and at what level is understanding achieved? The point I want to make is that all the things d
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3y ago
I'm eternally interested in learning more about accounting, but I think this is missing crucial information to actually explain what "accounting" is while laying on this patronizing anti-intellectual "accountants use har
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3y ago
Per wikipedia > The degree Celsius is ... one of two temperature scales used in the International System of Units (SI), the other being the Kelvin scale. Edit: To expand, within SI Celsius is defined as a derived unit, and Kelvin is a ba
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3y ago
What is this? It looks unrelated, there's no discussion of sex differences in that.
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3y ago
This doesn't make sense to me. It's "bleed the bone off the fat", on top of the morale issues you mentioned, and if they have no interest in the goal and they're just losing money why keep on funding it at all? Jus
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One Year After the Merge: Sustainability of Ethereum's PoS Is Uncertain
(forbes.com)
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Are there any standard alternatives today? Especially for bundles of data - music, images, json, etc. There's .tar.gz which has (I think) a variety of implementations, but it has issues with seeking and the compression isn't gre
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3y ago
This thread is peak satire. This thread is satire right?
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