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by rkuska 3y ago
We learned ours following: * more * all done * milk (as in breast feeding) * drink I think it makes a big difference, both for us (parents, to have a clue what they want) and the kid (being understood, when they can’t speak).
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by rkuska 3y ago
Basically a summary of 12 angry men.
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by rkuska 3y ago
When I proposed I got a ring with natural diamond. But being aware of all the shenanigans around diamonds I decided to get imperfect diamond. Especially because of the artificial diamonds - I assumed they would strive for perfect diamonds a
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by rkuska 3y ago
This is exactly a reason why I like Scylla as a database. One shard per CPU. Each shard owning different partition of data. Great performance.
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by rkuska 3y ago
It's just a lazy price check, nothing to do with US credit card. (I worked at such 3rd party site).
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by rkuska 3y ago
Booking.com allowed me book a room in a hotel that was closed due to renovation - which I didn't know. I learned that a week prior my trip because I messaged the property (as I had a special request) and received automatically generate
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by rkuska 3y ago
I would recommend you to go and watch What Owning a Japanese Public Bath is Like[0]. While the video is supposed to be about running an onsen I think it is more about love, aging, family and importance of not being idle. It is very touchin
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by rkuska 4y ago
I think at that stage the fish cared about cancer no more.
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by rkuska 4y ago
There were 2 in Czech republic, Prague. https://www.irozhlas.cz/zpravy-domov/cinske-policejni-stanic...
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by rkuska 4y ago
Maybe the person missed the difference because how your numbers are formatted: - OptionBenchmark.sumOptional avgt 5 2223,887 us/op vs - OptionBenchmark.sumOptionalValhalla avgt 5 572,833 us/op At least to me after the first read i
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by rkuska 4y ago
And let's not forget that majority of CPU cycles is spent on encoding/decoding json requests.
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by rkuska 4y ago
My favourite portable cheap full frame lense is 40mm summicron (yeah cheap and summicron, weird right?) https://www.35mmc.com/02/04/2016/leica-40mm-summicron-review...
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by rkuska 4y ago
I believe the kid is unable to manipulate until they are at least year old and the crying usually means something.
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by rkuska 4y ago
My favourite one is John Berger / Ways of Seeing. It's available on youtube [0]. If you enjoy photography you might enjoying this documentary as well. I think it's very much related to the recent topic https://news
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by rkuska 4y ago
This is how every conspiracy starts I think. Others believing that people in power have these plans laid out several decades in advance. Where in reality their plans (in democratic world) only spans several years (their active mandate). Nob
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by rkuska 4y ago
If you are withdrawing the same currency that your bank account is then yes I believe euronet is ok. But try to use them with bank account in foreign currency - it´s not really clear to the user that they are accepting such a terrible excha
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by rkuska 4y ago
A little advice about ATMs (I think it should be applicable within any country in Europe) - Try to always look out for an ATMs that belong to banks, they are usually “nice” in terms of being easy to choose not to impose their own currency r
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by rkuska 4y ago
I once found pigeon nest behind my window with 3 eggs in it. I didn't have the heart to destroy the nest. Little did I know about what filth I will have to clean up once they take off. Also, they left behind some very tiny beetles that
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by rkuska 4y ago
Funny how it's always the republicans who can't get their email address right. I have similar problem, from trump watch newsletters to random local republican party emails, also received few invitations to parties, medical results
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by rkuska 5y ago
> Unfortunately, vanishingly few desktop gaming PCs have any Thunderbolt support. And even if your machine happens to include a Thunderbolt port, it’s unlikely to be able to route frames from your discrete graphics card, which would defe
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by rkuska 5y ago
Roy DeCarava has one of the most beautifully developed prints of black people. Here is an interesting article on that subject https://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/22/magazine/a-true-picture-o...
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by rkuska 5y ago
My hometown is a small one, so I have to remember which (bigger) cities are prior to mine. Also it's not just going on a single highway to reach my destination it's a combination of 2 different highways and several motorways and e
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by rkuska 5y ago
I think we don’t remember the things because we know they are at the reach of our fingers. This is based on my experience with driving. I used to drive car every other week from the city where I live to my hometown (230km give or take). I d
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by rkuska 5y ago
This is actually a really nice idea. In my current gig we write technical documentation (before implementing) that has both words/sentences and visuals in it. My co-workers have to approve the document before I (or somebody else) imple
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by rkuska 5y ago
The Brothers Karamazov is probably the only book I never finished reading. I since have never tried to read anything from Dostoyevsky and was wondering whether reading his book in Slovak language (my native language which is relatively clos
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by rkuska 5y ago
I always understood that when you skip a song the spotify counts that as a dislike.
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by rkuska 5y ago
I was born in the former Czechoslovakia, both countries (now) are small and the quality of dubbing is pretty high (just fyi).
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by rkuska 5y ago
Paris is not really much of English speaking city. (I travel to Paris often)
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by rkuska 5y ago
I believe they don't need 2P commits when transactions don't span multiple partitions. It's explained here https://github.blog/2021-09-27-partitioning-githubs-relation...
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by rkuska 6y ago
That's a really nice idea! I like that. What helped me from impulse buying is a simple thing; I always when I encounter something I want to buy I store it in the bookmarks (I have a folder in bookmarks called "To buy"). I onl

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