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by sasaf5 5y ago
What's with all the Korean?
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by sasaf5 5y ago
Because often software teams have one or two Umarells among the members.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20211121142824/https://www.japant...
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by sasaf5 5y ago
Yes, I also settled with Mx browns after a long time trying to like Mx blues. It seems to be a common course of action among my coworkers. Also my blues started failing after 5 years, the browns seem to not be affected.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
+ Yodeling ^^
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by sasaf5 5y ago
Column width has always affected my writting. The line breaks can hide some flow issues where punctuation might be necessary. For this reason I write on three emacs windows with different widths: one as narrow as suggested by OP, one more o
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by sasaf5 5y ago
The Hough is a good one! Also Invariant Moments: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_moment
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by sasaf5 5y ago
Possibly similar behavior from higher ups. Or cargo-cult toughness.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
title is missing: "for restaurants, theaters, Warriors games"
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by sasaf5 5y ago
"Meta". Could be more dystopian, still I am not disappointed. "Alphabet" is still scarier.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
Whenever I end up in this list I always wonder whether all these proofs have been refuted. I assume they must have been, considering the problem is still open. But it would be nice if the author had linked to the refutation of at least a fe
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by sasaf5 5y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20211026133005/https://www.washin...
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by sasaf5 5y ago
I am not entirely in agreement with parent comment, but I need to call false dichotomy on your second argument. There's a whole range of acceptable states between depressed and happiest.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
I do hope they call it "Umbrella Corp.". Either that or beating Alphabet with a more dystopian name.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
In the metaverse the blockchain technology keeps track of your VR assets using non-fungible tokens where you interact with AI-powered IoT devices. You might even 3D print your own self-driving virtual-electric car! I mean, the previous big
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by sasaf5 5y ago
Also all kind of hats and clothing to protect from the sun. Desert dwellers wrapped themselves as best as they could.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
No, I would like to see the story down, not The Guardian. Also I don't agree with that article. I find it bizarre that a usually left leaning publication would condone with child labour.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
It pales in comparison to the lack of empathy facebook has shown to its user herd.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
The article deviates enough from the usual tone of The Guardian for one to suspect that the latter is indeed the case, and the title change corroborates this suspicion. Finally, "not being able to piss of the sponsor too much" is
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by sasaf5 5y ago
and what is not securities fraud is wire fraud.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
I also like The Guardian. That article goes in the opposite direction of what they usually publish.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
This reminds me of when the Bill Gates' foundation had The Guardian publish a piece originally titled "Child labour doesn’t have to be exploitation – it gave me life skills" [0], a title they later had to change. It appalls m
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by sasaf5 5y ago
IRL is even better :)
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by sasaf5 5y ago
I hate the constraints of private transportation more.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
I have been doing exactly this for a year now. It allows my shoulders to be open, stopping me from slouching over the keyboard. It has solved my back pain.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
The problem was that extra a2jmidi hoop adding a lot of friction to my creative process. Also I wanted to keep it on indefinitely to use it as an instrument, and a2jmidi would crash after a few days. Also there was the night spent recompili
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by sasaf5 5y ago
JACK2? Sorry my ignorance, it's been a while I abandoned Linux audio for Ableton on Windows with a focusrite Scarlet. Did they solve that JACK/alsa problem? Without running a2j in the background?
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by sasaf5 5y ago
40B valuations on website making tools, the taleban is back in town, it's 2000 all over again.
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by sasaf5 5y ago
Following a or b is not the problem. Ranking is. As you mentioned, it was already a problem in the times of simple broadcasting, it became an even bigger problem now. Our massive servers will go brrrrr serving algorithms all over the world
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by sasaf5 5y ago
Morals. Dearly lacking these days.

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