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by rtsil 3y ago
If anything, learning jazz improved my notation reading skills by making me think faster.
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by rtsil 3y ago
Learning by ear is the best by far, and we live in a period where we can listen to every music every produced. When I learned music, music wasn't as available so you had to learn the pieces the hard way. There is also the problem that
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by rtsil 3y ago
Wild speculation: some of the AI-generated headshots sold by the company were used for fraudulent activities. Real outrage: how can a company take $80K of someone else's money ("I won't get back"). Decline to do business
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Fixing keyboard navigation in Inspector Rules view (Firefox)(fxdx.dev)
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by rtsil 3y ago
> the court should have a higher standard when determining legal standing for cases like this. No, the court should have the same, identical standard for all cases. Equal access to the legal system and predictability are tenets of the ru
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by rtsil 3y ago
> But what is the purpose of removing it? The cache links had a near-zero click and that ruined the engagement metrics of a project manager?
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by rtsil 3y ago
If you really believe that you claims are legitimate, you should sue. And if the courts find that you are right, then they will remove him from the ballot. That's how it's supposed to work.
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by rtsil 3y ago
Google doesn't make Android phones beyond the niche Pixels. If they did, there would be a solid argument that they'd be the most successful phone company, because they'd own 80% of the market share.
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by rtsil 3y ago
There are many markets in Paris, they're open one day a week and most of them are over by 1 pm.
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by rtsil 3y ago
What if the mice isn't dead but barely? More seriously, what happens if the company closes shop? Would the cat flap keep working? Will it keep detecting dead animals? What happens if the internet connection is down while I'm on a
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by rtsil 3y ago
What is free will when my life depends on the actions of others? If the water that I drink is filled with nanoparticles that will result in cancer, why I am suffering from the free will of the others who decided to put them there? That mean
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by rtsil 3y ago
If you believe in an all-powerful God, it follows that he/she/it also created the conditions which allows cancer to exist and chose to do nothing to prevent it (because the opposite contradicts its/his/her all-powerfulne
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by rtsil 3y ago
Ordered, thank you!
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by rtsil 3y ago
Thank god for procrastination!
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by rtsil 3y ago
I assume the parent was ironic since 4K/Dolby Vision versions of top Netflix shows are actually released by pirates on the very day they are available on the platform.
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by rtsil 3y ago
To break a habit, you have to replace it with a different habit. Willpower is one of the ways to do that, but others are more successful on more people. The reason why so many people hire a coach for physical activities, diet or even life d
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by rtsil 3y ago
Ignition! is the book that reconciled me with chemistry.
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by rtsil 3y ago
From the accompanying article: > Our guess is that this unknown hardware feature was most likely intended to be used for debugging or testing purposes by Apple engineers or the factory, or that it was included by mistake. This screams ba
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by rtsil 3y ago
Assuming the code is written using English words. Here in France it's not rare to come across a codebase that uses French naming for variables and functions, or even a mix of English and French: void deleteCartes(Map[] cartes)
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by rtsil 3y ago
The engineers didn't invent the tech in their garage on their own, though. And I don't know if your narrative reflects the reality, but if it is, "creating" the same product for a different company even when you know tha
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by rtsil 3y ago
It's not more relevant. Also, it's against the guidelines: > please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.
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by rtsil 3y ago
> Once we have that, the others have a model to copy. That is a bold expectation. Some schools will have an incentive to just have as much pupils pass the exam by lowering the bar, other will be incentivized to just teach the bare minimu
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by rtsil 3y ago
Has the title changed or was this submission title editorialized? The title that I see is "How Much Vitamin D Do You Need to Stay Healthy?".
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by rtsil 3y ago
As someone much more effective at learning though text than by watching videos, I really appreciate the creators who do the additional effort of publishing a written version.
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by rtsil 3y ago
I take it prosecutors are far more lenient when you're faking a phone UI to always show a full signal or surreptitiously switch to a new phone before the previous one runs out of memory and needs a restart, rather than pretending a 20-
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by rtsil 3y ago
The law will apply on a case by case basis, it's not a decision to force all gig workers to be treated as employees. TFA gives the criteria by which each case will be evaluated.
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by rtsil 3y ago
Cats are very much social creatures. They can share activities (or, more often, lack thereof) with others. But they're not pack creatures like dogs.
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by rtsil 3y ago
Cats also provide companionship and emotional support, and those are invaluable for humans. Also, I wonder if it is really evolutionary if most of their current traits (physical and otherwise) were selected by humans. Now excuse me, I must
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by rtsil 3y ago
The problem with cat-induced bugs is that they are non-reproducible even when the report contains all the steps, because of a cat's non-deterministic nature.
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by rtsil 3y ago
The very same person who just cashed off his shares to take advantage of the jump in price following the layoffs announcement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38557283

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