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by squigz 9mo ago
GP didn't say all parrots wouldn't survive - they said a majority wouldn't without a flock, which your link seems to at least partially agree with.
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by squigz 9mo ago
The difference is that those other mediums enable a conversation - if someone gives bad advice, you'll often have someone else saying so.
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by squigz 9mo ago
It's really remarkable how, every single time Wikipedia comes up on HN, there's a bunch of comments about bias and such... and yet never a single example is ever linked.
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by squigz 9mo ago
Ah I see I myself misread that you re -read it. My mistake. That's a lot more understandable in my opinion than simply not reading it at all :P
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by squigz 9mo ago
I suppose "studies" or something similar might have been a better word.
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by squigz 9mo ago
> Ironically, the safest place to host a private VPN service may actually be USA given the way privacy-related things in the EU are going. Why, because American companies are never forced to do things because of copyright and/or law
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by squigz 9mo ago
> There are now enough statistics to prove that social media has a negative impact on the mental health of users, especially children and adolescents Can you share some? All of these statistics I've seen seem to establish correlatio
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by squigz 9mo ago
You had an LLM rewrite your resume, and then sent it to employers... without proofreading it? That was certainly a choice.
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by squigz 9mo ago
> Old Internet times that will probably never come back. I don't understand. How can you say this on a post about a site that is almost the exact same thing you're reminiscing about? Arguably way cooler - at least WebTiles isn&
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by squigz 9mo ago
The 400 euro figure was for a liter, while the 56 euro price is for 100ml
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by squigz 9mo ago
What am I missing about Nick's behavior that is unreasonable?
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by squigz 9mo ago
What's wrong with that? She's working... at a computer... while holding her baby in a carrier?
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by squigz 9mo ago
Why has this analogy been repeated so much lately? Did someone famous use it or something? Edit: just to clarify, I'm not denying it's appropriate; it just seems remarkable to me that it's being used so often lately.
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by squigz 9mo ago
I guess it's time to not only make the vaping liquids yourself, but the bases too :P Quick Googling suggests I'd pay less than 30 euro for a liter of VG. What about for the nicotine concentrate? I'd pay about 20 euros for 100
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by squigz 9mo ago
Are you referring to VG/PG? Are they really that expensive for you? That's wild.
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by squigz 9mo ago
It literally tells you this in the modal the first time you try this feature. How else do you want them to advertise it?
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by squigz 9mo ago
I thought you had to be joking, but... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tremendously_high_frequency And here I was thinking that GregTech's "Ludicrous Voltage" sounded out of place...
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by squigz 9mo ago
I'm not entirely sure why people think more standards are the way forward. The scrapers apparently don't listen to the already-established standards. What makes one think they would suddenly start if we add another one or two?
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by squigz 9mo ago
> To archive Metabrainz there is no way but to browse the pages slowly page-by-page. There's no machine-communicable way that suggests an alternative. Why does there have to be a "machine-communicable way"? If these develo
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by squigz 9mo ago
The mechanism is putting some text that points to the downloads.
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by squigz 9mo ago
> The /metadata/lookup API endpoints (GET and POST versions) now require the caller to send an Authorization token in order for this endpoint to work. > The ListenBrainz Labs API endpoints for mbid-mapping, mbid-mapping-rele
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by squigz 9mo ago
Maybe he's spoiled 'cause you call him your "primary" kitty! Just be glad the "secondary" cats haven't decided to vent their frustration.
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by squigz 9mo ago
Q: My cat is deaf. Can you help me? A: PawSense detects the paws of even deaf cats. Even if a cat is deaf, PawSense blocks cat typing once detected. This makes it harder for the cat to mess up your programs, data files, and operating system
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by squigz 9mo ago
Pumping even more CO2 into the air hoping the magic box spits out a solution to remove the CO2 from the air doesn't seem like a sustainable recipe either.
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by squigz 9mo ago
Downvote/flag and move on.
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by squigz 9mo ago
Some of those ... absolutely, yes? You might have got some at a rehab centre, or someone might live with a non-addict friend or partner. Community outreach workers (in cities that have embraced this stuff) might carry some around to adminis
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by squigz 9mo ago
Now let's compare reliability/longevity of things that are more regulated than not. I don't care how cheap TVs are if I have to buy a new one every 1 or 2 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory
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by squigz 9mo ago
Coming from rear-projection TVs as a kid to 75"+ TVs I can pick up with one hand is still super surprising to me
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by squigz 9mo ago
"When God said: "Let there be light!", Jeff Dean was there to do the code review."
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by squigz 9mo ago
Are you suggesting that a shift to online shopping led to a new demographic going to grocery stores in person? I would have expected that demographic would have went to grocery stores all along. What has changed that introduced a new demogr

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