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Mealie – a self-hosted recipe manager and meal planner with a RestAPI back end
(github.com)
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robinhoodexe
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robinhoodexe
5y ago
>While at Thule, it’s recommended that you walk on the left side of the road facing oncoming traffic. Although contrary to stateside standards, this will enable you to watch for vehicles and to get out of the way should they not see you.
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5y ago
I have only read the Edith Grossmann translation but found it quite good. I've read somewhere that it is not the most comical translation, but strives to be correct in a sense. Also, all the "old" words are described in footn
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robinhoodexe
5y ago
Curious to see if a new MacBook Pro 15"/16" with an upgraded M1 chip is presented.
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robinhoodexe
5y ago
Wine as an investment is interesting. I consider it a hedge against inflation where stock usually underperform (and commodities outperform), but also against global warming due to the delicate nature of producing fine wine. We’ve already se
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robinhoodexe
5y ago
No. It’s “just” a client issue, and OpenEthereum is “only” used by ~11% of the nodes. I believe the former name is Parity, which had a major bug related to frozen coins some years ago. See https://mobile.twitter.com/ethersca
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robinhoodexe
6y ago
Regarding Dwarf Fortress, it should run pretty good on Apples new M1 processors, even under rosetta2.
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robinhoodexe
6y ago
On kraken, one can short Tether against the US Dollar. Since Tether is usually pretty close to $1, I wonder if it’s worth it to open a short in case it’s all falling apart. I mean, in case of a crash the price of tether would most certainly
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May We Introduce LUMI
(lumi-supercomputer.eu)
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7y ago
I personally limit my fort to 60 dwarves (not including children) in the config file. Makes managing a lot easier as well and I find 60 is enough for 2 squads and most of the professions.
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Summary: BLAS/Lapack Ecosys Update [Debian]
(lists.debian.org)
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7y ago
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A Crypto Thesis – Open Financial Systems
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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Coinbase Custody is open for business
(blog.coinbase.com)
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robinhoodexe
8y ago
Douglas Adams "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy". I think I've read it 4 times the last 7 years, which may not be that often, but it definitely has a special place in my heart.
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9y ago
>is it possible to build a ProteinFoldingCoin? I've thought about it, but don't think it's possible. Basically quantum chemical methods like Hartree-Fock or Coupled Cluster is a question of finding eigenvalues to some very
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9y ago
The main problem is scaling. In quantum chemistry, you need electron correlation to get accurate results (comparing your ab initio with experiments) and these methods scale quite badly. Somewhat state-of-the-art CCSD(T) (coupled cluster sin
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9y ago
This so much. Using grep, cat, cut and sed to parse log files (in my case output from quantum chemical calculations) is really nice.
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9y ago
Look into Dwarf Fortress. The world generation is incredibly complex and realistic. The community-driven wiki is helpful as always[1]. Not only is the physical world generation impressive, the generated history and lore is amazing as well.
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robinhoodexe
9y ago
I like Kraken myself. If you are interested in a lot of altcoins, try Poloniex, although they haven't got the best reputation.
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9y ago
> I still haven't found a good cloud platform for short, high intensity HPC tasks. I would suggest contacting the nearby university with research groups using HPC such as theoretical chemistry, bioinformatics or computational econom
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9y ago
Maybe they would rather use another exchange like Kraken or poloniex in order to also trade pairs like BTC/XRP or BTC/VTC.
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9y ago
The codegolf stackexchange site never seizes to amaze me.
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9y ago
Team Fortress 2 with a mate. Dwarf Fortress 2 when I need to immerse myself in something completely different than theoretical chemistry.
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9y ago
Try Kraken and deposit fiat through an international bank transfer (I think it's called SEPA). It'll take a few days before you can start buying crypto, but you'll avoid the fees coinbase is charging for the instant credit ca
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9y ago
Safari 10.1 on OS X 10.11.6
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9y ago
I cannot use "$" to go to end of line to work. Also, when holding down "h" it does't scroll. Other wise very nice!
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Still Not Significant
(academiaobscura.com)
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robinhoodexe
10y ago
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10y ago
Well, when the "thriving new business" isn't paying tax in Denmark and its employees doesn't pay tax either we have a problem.
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10y ago
>just support their own rubbish They support ALAC, a lossless format. Sure, converting is a slight hassle, but doesn't take long. The quality is the same as in FLAC.
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10y ago
I had the same question and had to dig a little for it. >Dash (DASH) is a privacy-centric digital currency with instant transactions. It is based on the Bitcoin software, but it has a two tier network that improves it. Dash allows you to
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