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by sasaf5 3y ago
After several 80$ blatant photocopies, I stopped buying books from amazon. My local bookshop can order almost any book directly from the publisher, and I can refuse the purchase if it looks pirated.
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by sasaf5 3y ago
+ no zoning + recording being a basic feature. But hey, with DVD there's no need to rewind!
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by sasaf5 4y ago
This plus the fact that you never really get the same room of the picture are the reasons I don't reserve hotels with platforms like this. Either I reserve directly with the hotel or I just walk in.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
It depends... if the topic of the sentence is the verb you need to wait there in suspense till it comes out.
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W1T fine against Qualcomm upheld in Supreme Court(koreatimes.co.kr)
2 points by sasaf5 4y ago|0 comments
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Please don't. This only looks pleasant on the first time you look at it. Now if you need to do hundreds of interactions per day, you want ugly, sharp and precise. Imagine if my text editor decided to "lerp" everything. I&#x27
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Shouldn't all scientific results be replicable?
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by sasaf5 4y ago
The idea of the book is that "splitting the difference" is just a lazy and avoidant way to negotiate. Instead, we should work with the adversary to find the best solution for both, which according to the author, is more about emot
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by sasaf5 4y ago
If your conversation style is not well-oiled people will hate you without even knowing why. As someone who struggles with human interactions, I found the following epiphanies to have caused the largest improvements: - Talking about somethin
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Take off every Zig!
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Kumbayah AI, Kumbayah~ Kumbayah AI, Kumbayah
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Liquid Breathing(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by sasaf5 4y ago|0 comments
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Ranking should incur the same consequences as authoring. Don't want liability? Let it stack chronologically.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
+ it's regressive!
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by sasaf5 4y ago
"Synthesis", "Static Analysis", I thought it was related to chip design!
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by sasaf5 4y ago
"Tenthly, one should pour tea into the cup first. This is one of the most controversial points of all; indeed in every family in Britain there are probably two schools of thought on the subject. The milk-first school can bring forward
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by sasaf5 4y ago
The problem is the food supply. Sugary, fatty food, constantly available.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Yes, and at the same time they are helpful with micronutrients and fibers... counting macros help making sure you are not going overboard.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Tracking macros for a few months is huge lesson about your body's needs and the food supply around you. It clears away all the uncertainty and lets you know what you really like to eat and what is just dead weight. It also protects you
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Strang's "Introduction to Linear Algebra". This book is a friend! Garrity's "All the Math You Missed". Brings you up to speed fast, and has great references.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
It's actually because of pedestrians jaywalking all the time. Horrible example for car ownership abiding citizens. As if it wasn't enough, they also make traffic a lot more dangerous by selfishly exposing themselves unvehicled.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Yes, I was expecting a "Rust to gates" kind of project. Turns out they are compiling Rust to their homebred ARM CPU and then simulating it.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Why aren't we asking this question since the beginning of the pandemic?
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by sasaf5 4y ago
When a university buddy told me: "with VHDL you make the instructions yourself. You can make your own registers!" He didn't need to tell me anything else. It was 2006. I am still designing chips.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Again, trying to eliminate grief by decree. And then we wonder why everyone is depressed. If negative things are so undesirable, why do we represent them in the arts?
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Since 2016 half of the engineering textbooks I ordered on Amazon has been a shaddy reprint. Most I managed to get a refund, but the process is slow since the shipping is international. After that, I only buy from local stores or directly fr
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Refined sugars are also a scam, fooling our palates into thinking we are getting the micronutrients of fruit.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
> And, among young people, only about 23% are physically, mentally and morally qualified to serve without receiving some type of waiver. Perhaps they could expand training so they could shape more people into their standards.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Cookie-cutter would be better.
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by sasaf5 4y ago
Undoing the clickbait: she conceived another one of those male-eradicating dystopias and got cancelled by gender zealots.

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