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by stinos 4y ago
Not to mention the municipalities mowing nice patches of grass/plants/flowers where insects thrive. That lacks an important nuance: in most circumstances (regarding soil type/nitrogen deposition), not mowing at all would le
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by stinos 4y ago
Ah, that explains a lot.
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by stinos 4y ago
makes managing MRs really easy. How does that work? Watched the video, checked the docs, I don't see any MR features?
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by stinos 4y ago
Merge requests review UI is nowhere as good as github This is my main issue with it. I don't really care about the settings UI: mostly using the API for that because I have a couple of projects which all need the same settings, and o
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by stinos 4y ago
Could be, but at what point will they stop, i.e. how long before the iPad becomes the Macbook Air? In any case: if they don't stop then I'd think one of those would have to go, makes little sense keeping 2 product lines which are
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by stinos 4y ago
Well, they can't push it too far because then it would become something too close to an actual laptop/tablet hybrid.
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by stinos 4y ago
I'd say first try for yourself instead. I have, for over a decade, and while it's pretty slow and has some annoyances: it's not quite bad enough to hate for me, the alternatives aren't that much better and mostly have
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by stinos 4y ago
`ripgrep` is my favorite of the "new" linux utilities Yeah, but only when used together with fzf, the other favorite new cross-platform shell utility. I mean, after rg spits out a list you do want to narrow it down and then do s
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by stinos 4y ago
Alcohol promises a great time. Alcohol delivers a hangover and regrets Sure, but simply ignoring the time in between where alcohol effectively does deliver a great time, and which is for many people the addictive aspect of it, isn'
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by stinos 4y ago
Having sweeped some area with a magnet already to find sharp stuff harmful to grazing animals: rather unpractical because either you need a ridiculously strong magnet (to the point it becomes dangerous to handle it, moreover in areas with i
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by stinos 4y ago
In my opinion, yes, but like everything else it's not a hard rule. But especially for refactoring I really really want to read a comprehensive story of granular enough (but not too much) commits which logically follow each other, inste
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by stinos 4y ago
Source? And is this effect more serious than hitting the hardwood underneath the fruit? And the chipping explained in this article?
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by stinos 4y ago
Ok, but how exactly is your story an explanation of the motivation for VPN in their browser?
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by stinos 4y ago
Yeah camping in areas where female Tawny Owls are screaming through the night quite isn't my favorite thing to do.
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by stinos 4y ago
Part of the issue are professional style guides for written English, and they vary. Probably, but what I don't get is: how could one be so blind to claim their style is 'right'? It's style ffs.
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by stinos 4y ago
Hmm, that seems more like an engineering problem. Like: what's obectively the easiest way to be able to grab the paper? Surely only one answer :)
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by stinos 4y ago
> I’ll die on a hill Meanwhile in multi-lingual laboritories all around the world where 'international English' is the language everyone uses, or attempts to, and 'experiment' is a word used multiple times a day, I ke
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by stinos 4y ago
$15k studio monitor system Assuming this includes acoustic room treatment (which is at least as, and usually more important than, speakers let alone amplifier) this still sounds quite steep. As in: I've listened to ~$5k systems with
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by stinos 4y ago
> It reminds me of Majorcan shutters I'm like 90% sure I've seen a similar article posted here, featuring middle-eastern or possible north-african/south-european buildings with this exact effect, predating these Indian one
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by stinos 4y ago
Right, thanks for clarifying
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by stinos 4y ago
Is it possible you are using wrong terms here, or perhaps don't completely understand what this is about? For starters boards have 4 wheels, completely different from the 2 wheel countersteering business, and the axis is offset from th
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by stinos 4y ago
living near a busy road or highway? Or, to stay in the same realm as wildfire smoke, living in a place where lots of wood stoves without filter? According to numbers I once saw seen in 'typical' small villages with no heavy indu
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by stinos 4y ago
Fair point, but on the other hand: I need to format strings and use basic regular expressions at least a couple of times per week and the execution performance increase and convenience from finally having learnt those by heart (simply by us
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by stinos 4y ago
I had exactly the same with Minidisc. Go through discs with labels I made myself, select one, 'click' opens the player, 'click' insert the disc and close, then the device comes to life in your hand and you press a hardwa
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by stinos 4y ago
Not 'fundamentally', but using one single point would probably be the main issue. Move the microphone 5cm and the response measured is going to be different. Dirac and manual methods with REW use multiple points and/or just m
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by stinos 4y ago
Considering cycling vs walking only, I always thought this depends heavily on how steep the terrain is. So cycling is more efficient than walking on a flat road without headwind (which feels intuitive: give half a stroke on the pedal and yo
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by stinos 4y ago
Trappist is not a type of beer. Ok I guess in English the correct term is indeed 'trappist beer', but in Dutch 'trappist' is used to refer to the beer as well as the monk/nun; there's a lot more talking about
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by stinos 4y ago
Using a type of beer, TRAPPIST, as 'Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescope' wasn't bad either [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRAPPIST-1
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by stinos 4y ago
Electric heat pumps actually don't work in very cold weather. Sure they do, their efficiency just drops to below the point where it remains feasible (i.e. cheaper than furnace/boiler). Technology has come a long way and most of
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by stinos 4y ago
USB has incredibly high latency, and more importantly, non-deterministic latency Seeing that RME's USB 2 interfaces manage to stream like 50 or more 24bit audio channels at 48kHz with buffer size small enough to get latencies in the

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