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by stinos 3y ago
I don't know the details of it, but note this is in Belgium.
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by stinos 3y ago
Forgot to mention that, but: same here. Both ears, multiple rather clean tones (i.e. sine waves) n both ears, different tones per ear. I always assumed I was 'lucky' to get it even before puberty when the brain is more plastic st
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by stinos 3y ago
There is no permanent relief or treatment. Lots of snake oil. That's not what this recent book [1] says, at all. In Ducth, but [2] is a translation of the main point in an interview. As far as I'm aware, this guy is rather far a
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by stinos 3y ago
solar panels don't like being hot Indeed, and this touches on the 'Regular cleaning of PV panels is important for ensuring maximum energy production' statement in a funny way. First of all, while the statement is accurate,
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On This Nature Preserve, Farmers Are Welcome, If They Follow the Rules(nytimes.com)
2 points by stinos 3y ago|0 comments
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by stinos 3y ago
Not surprisingly, the socialism is blatantly obvious. The science as well, the dependency between impact veolocity and severity of injury and risk of survival of pedestrians and cyclists is fairly well studied and known. the image there
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by stinos 3y ago
Just repeating my comment from a recent DSLR/film thread [1]: I don't shoot film anymore since about 15 years, it's totally not worth the hassle. However, I did stick to this mindset of first trying to figure out whether it&#
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by stinos 3y ago
Have been using https://opentopomap.org for this for a while, and depending on what you're looking for it still has some advantages: does show the numbers on all height lines (osm only does the 50m one in my area for some r
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by stinos 3y ago
You're lucky. In practice, you open the file a disappointed customer sends you because your software doesn't parse it. You resist yelling at whomever decided to ever do CSV support in your software because you know what it's
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by stinos 3y ago
Oh, right, yes I interpreted it the other way. Sorry but too late to edit or delete my comment..
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by stinos 3y ago
Weird that we're regulating for that Not sure if you really mean that, but how is that so weird? It's a not man-made phenomenon and the regulation would go against freedom in far more serious ways than this regulation does. Lik
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by stinos 3y ago
An analog jack should just be an analog signal, the beauty of it for applications like this being that it just works and for a variety of devices including the very first Sony Walkman to name just something which did not include any extra i
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by stinos 3y ago
One could also say that French is 'rather different', not better or more clear. Let alone superior (though I do not know where that claim came from).
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by stinos 3y ago
I kind of think to myself, “Is this picture worth a dollar?” I don't shoot film anymore since about 15 years, it's totally not worth the hassle. However, I did stick to this mindset of first trying to figure out whether it&#x
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by stinos 3y ago
Not sure if you're being sarcastic, but if the standard offering goes like (quote) "I want to introduce an exclusive... I'm thrilled to inform you that..." that should ring some bells for even my parents these days, let
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by stinos 3y ago
Good points, and I've made/discussed/seen these elsewhere as well, but one thing to add explicitly: it is still possible to get 'you go to stuff'. I don't have the impression I changed how I do that. But: it do
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by stinos 3y ago
https://hidden-3d.com/stereogram_theory.php Either can look in front or behind.
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by stinos 3y ago
Thanks for this. Even if some don't agree with this, it does in my opinion show that it can be rather silly to treat any style guide as authorative. Especially an old one, in a world where there are considered to be multiple types of
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by stinos 3y ago
I sort of assumed OP was joking. Can't tell really. But in any case where I live the stereotypes are rather different, it also makes sense that these are cultural/regional.
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by stinos 3y ago
Hardware controlled could just as well be a LED which turns on when the entire (or relevant part of) camera module is powered on. Power-saving wise it would also make sense to have the whole thing on always.
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by stinos 3y ago
But 'disagreement' is a bit vague. If I use a dwonvote (which isn't for totally inappropriate stuff) it's not merely disagreement, but because the comment has demonstrably false content for instance. I'm not sure wh
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by stinos 3y ago
They literally say it's an example, and 'along with many others'. Doesn't sound like actual conflation on their side, perhaps misreading or misinterpreting from your side?
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by stinos 3y ago
OsmAnd is ok as well and offers more layer choices, but it's heavier. Organic Maps is great though to just quickly see where you are for instance. No fuzz, just a map, which is a feature these days, unfortunately. Yet the thing which I
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by stinos 3y ago
Even if it were fuzzy (which can be tested piping Powershell's 'Get-ChildItem hklm:\' into fzf for instance), you'd need a lot of filtering to make that useful though (I'm guessing you don't want to see recen
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by stinos 3y ago
an individual beaver has far more environmental impact than an individual human I wouldn't be so sure of that, if you look at the total impact over an average human's lifespan so including what it takes for food, all the stuff p
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by stinos 3y ago
Depending on location there's enough underappreciated indirect economical benefits to them ('ecosystem services' is the term used these dayss). For example a city I live nearby is largely protected from flooding because it&#x
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by stinos 3y ago
Is it also banned if you don't make noise, like when using a scythe?
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by stinos 3y ago
do you normally operate under the assumption that other people have subjective qualia comparable to your own? Probably the latter. Not sure why you bring that up, because that is not really an assumption, it's almost the definition o
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by stinos 3y ago
I don't quite agree. In fact I'd argue what would be good policy for more people would be more of a scientific, skeptical, realistic mindset and definitely not less. And the argument that goes like 'a scientist cannot use e
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by stinos 3y ago
> Why is it so hard to believe that early humans possess these qualities? I's not. I don't think any of the involved scientists reject the idea right away. But that is besides the point. The point is to try and prove it in

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