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by stinos 3y ago
Trust me, you can't buy drugs from those guys What I don't get about this: most people seem to know (think?) this. So you'd think these guys have no income at all because no-one is trusting them so no-one buys from them. Ye
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by stinos 3y ago
This is so fascinating to read. I was only recently introduced to them by this song [0] and I was like 'hmm, yeah, maybe not really my thing'. Until the 9 second mark where I was proven completely wrong because that stuff is a pri
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by stinos 3y ago
Just wondering, do you have any comments on https://smartairfilters.com/en ? The premise is a bit similar as yours.
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by stinos 3y ago
and the user doesn't touch /usr. So it's not hilarious statements like this make it hard to understand the reason? I almost cannot tell whether your whole post is sarcasm, or just showcasing irony.
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by stinos 3y ago
A one-off doctor visit once a year is not enough but it is often how the diagnosis is made Is that actually so? Around here, the very first thing which each doctor I know off is going to say after a high reading in such one-off visit is e
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by stinos 3y ago
That's somewhat out of context. With the bit you quoted I meant "sure working around the GIL by implemening a web server in that particular way is annoying". I'm not saying that "web server" as a whole is not i
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by stinos 3y ago
GIL is one of the things that make Python an annoyance to work with For your particular usecase, yes. Personally I've been using Python for like 20 years for various tasks and so far never got really bothered by the presence of it on
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by stinos 3y ago
My only issue is that I haven't done any custom function/aliases/whatever for my more frequent locations Don't reinvent this but get autojump or one of its many clones (it'll learn what your frequent locations are
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by stinos 3y ago
This is a bit of a limited view on how this clubbing goes down in practice. I'd even dare say it can on occasion work out just as well as therapy. The effect it has on how one experiences, feels, gets drawn into, the music is hard to d
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by stinos 3y ago
seeing "You broke reddit" and all the other shit annoys the hell out of me. Could be getting older indeed, but his one, and "guru meditation error", almost make me act like younger me again feeling a sudden urge to sma
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by stinos 3y ago
Also related: https://smartairfilters.com/en/about/our-story/
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by stinos 3y ago
There are like tens if not hundreds different caulk compunds, enough of which don't smell. I don't understand why there would be more mess than with glue. I'll give you the drying time though, on the other hand most caulk typ
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by stinos 3y ago
but having no fresh air exchange That 'but' isn't a given, modern houses which are properly sealed should have ventilation as well specifically to address that issue. Proper ventilation comes with inlet filters but those us
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by stinos 3y ago
There are so many other ways this can happen that it's really not surprising this happens. Like: started 20 years ago with the UI toolkit in English and a junior dev hence fixed size then suddenly got a growing customerbase in another
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by stinos 3y ago
Is that a U.S. requirement perhaps, for certain types of building or so? I mean one can just buy insulation made out of wood fibre (with no additional treatment apart from mechanical processing), apply it in a wooden house and call it a day
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by stinos 3y ago
When it comes to putting emotion into music, I think it is a lot easier to do so with an expressive, physically embodied musical instrument. This is exactly my experience. I started with mouse/keyboard only fiddling with electronic m
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by stinos 3y ago
I don't disagree with everything in there, The trouble with pull requests for instance is very real, but yeah, without mentioning the trouble with continuous integration nor the benefits of pull requests, it is just a pretty weak and
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by stinos 3y ago
How earlier cultures built huge structures—including kites that can only be fully seen from the sky—has remained a mystery This can only be fully seen from the sky struck me as somewhat odd, almost downplaying that all in all mammals an
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by stinos 3y ago
The funny thing is that I encountered the exact same issues OP complains about (network not available = let's stall forever, insert USB drive = let's crash hard) on various mainstream distros. Especially the first one is super com
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by stinos 3y ago
Was that due to bootloader issues or just because there's no official support (It's not actually listed on https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/#samsung ) ? FWIW I have it running on a 2nd hand s10e and it'
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by stinos 3y ago
'back up' is a bit hard because of the anecdotal nature, but for me this is just the most logical explanation and as said: I have yet to see even the slightest piece of scientific evidence pointing to something else. Whereas there
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by stinos 3y ago
My guess would be: more visitors to <insert any other easily accessible porn site or download client here> from Utah?
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by stinos 3y ago
I don't agree there's more to it than random firings, but only in the sense they aren't quite random at all. For the rest I do still think there's nothing more to it than that. The biochemistry behind psychedelics is fai
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by stinos 3y ago
Abstractions lead to coupling and complexity. The wrong abstractions can lead to coupling and complexity. The right ones on the other hand are all about reducing coupling and complexity.
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by stinos 3y ago
Depending on what you define as 'experiment', there's quite some recent neuroscience research using invasive techniques in humans. Which as far as I'm aware is approved by an ethical committee, but that's not quite
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by stinos 3y ago
Moreover science seems to agree that keeping on moving, no matter at what age, is related to lower stress levels and higher lifespan. In other words: not wanting to retire might actually keep you alive longer and with a higher quality life
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by stinos 3y ago
None seem to show a vast preference That might be some kind of observation effect. Which isn't surprising either: there are various species out there which have a distinct preference for, or even visit only, one specific family of na
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by stinos 3y ago
I'd guess the built up data structure data structure would be something like a dictionary that maps from the current state to a dictionary that maps from trigger conditions (or commands in the code above), to a struct that contains th
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by stinos 3y ago
figure out which other states and transitions are available from there I think I see what you mean (for me this is just another manifestation of 'reasoning about state is hard - like possibly the hardest thing in programming), and in
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by stinos 3y ago
they are difficult to understand when all you have is the implementation, which makes them difficult to update I don't really have that issue, could you give an example? I typically write them with a helper like (not web app, but sho

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