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by stinos 4y ago
I don't understand how this is an argument for staying though, even if so many brings it up. I did not intend to use this as such argument. Wrt not being able to even reach EU-politicians: that's a bit far fetched, no? Maybe you
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by stinos 4y ago
I will immedietly vote for any politician willing to exit the EU Willing to exit EU might however be completely orthogonal to preferences regarding surveillance laws. I mean, such politician might just as well propose similar laws like Ch
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by stinos 4y ago
Darwin agrees. I've watched live how this goes with a young family of rats. The first 2 got caught in the trap and the others were already pretty scared off by the closing mechanism kicking in. Left it like that for a couple of minutes
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by stinos 4y ago
Why? Just like for other telemetry: all they have to do is push a small modification somewhere and they instantly get access to millions of data points which they can then use to analyse what works best for them. Though I agree it is very,
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by stinos 4y ago
I can't shake the feeling of how 'double' this is. One one hand, yes this is like criminal behavior. On the other hand: the difference in battery drain rate between a phone running stock Android vs the same phone running for
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by stinos 4y ago
That also sounds off because you're putting it as if yours is the only effect; don't you still have to combine what you say (less background noise, if I get it correctly - I do wonder about what SPL levels you're talking abou
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by stinos 4y ago
Now I try to let it go That's really the essence of what there is to it, in my opinion and experience at least. But : I only could start doing that when I was in my thirties. Before that my brain just wasn't up for it. Whereas
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by stinos 4y ago
Firstly, the small sample size is based on volunteers, so folks already believed there was going to be a payoff from something that is 75% breathwork. How can you so sure that the volunteers believed that?
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by stinos 4y ago
debug Micropython via VSCode On the C source level you mean (and also on-device or rather the unix port or so?)? Or is there already functional Python-level debugging these days (I know there's basic trace module support)?
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by stinos 4y ago
I'd never use extremes like 'best' or 'worst' to describe any type of creative piece, but I have to say having recently watched the first 2 movies again for the first time in like 20 years: yeah there is something a
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by stinos 4y ago
Glad I’m not the only one who’s noticed this. Second. I understand that because of the the places I work I encounter this more than 'standard' (say web dev), but it's painful to see how much time and money this attitude see
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by stinos 4y ago
2nd. Waiting for one day a year and (usually even only) then make a resolution for the next year to me sounds like 'maybe could use more self-reflection and/or realistic view'. Self-reflection with the intent of figuring out
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by stinos 4y ago
Kowa Prominar 500mm f/5.6 FL Sure, and there are multiple choices for lenses like that, also telescopes to which a camera can be attached. It' the standard thing if you want large ranges and camera. But none of those are binocul
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by stinos 4y ago
You're not going to get a camera in your binoculars Sure you can, that is actually a thing, though image quality isn't all that from what I heard and it's also not offered by the major brands (I think). Probably because it&
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by stinos 4y ago
Some people do that with some sort of homepage, but I find the toolbar quicker for me. I've used both but it gets annoying quickly. For me doing that by typing the first couple of letters, just one is sometimes sufficient, in the bro
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by stinos 4y ago
Ok apparently it does: https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff#how-does-ruffs-import-...
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by stinos 4y ago
But does it just lint, or also effectively sort the imports?
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by stinos 4y ago
Feels like a combination of wanting to roll out new 'better' stuff which isn't tested enough, or just not good enough, plus essentially people not really caring and/or thinking that new tech must by definition be better.
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by stinos 4y ago
quick shout-out to https://literal.club/ as a hopeful successor of GoodReads Before I sign up: does it do 'people who liked this book also liked...' ? And/or are the recommendations based on previous books
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by stinos 4y ago
> "You should just always do calibration," etc. But that is a calibration. In fact it's exactly how you'd do an automatic calibration of a system like this: mount cameras on robotic arms or some other multi-axis sys
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by stinos 4y ago
I love how over the past decade my own C++ utility library has been continuously shrinking because with each update there are more and more utility functions (like the to_underlying this article mentions) and even complete libraries (like &
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by stinos 4y ago
Also because since 2015 there have been some API changes so some of the content/code in there might not work out of the box.
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by stinos 4y ago
I think I'm good forever. I feel the same. Like: until USB of CF cards are phased out. I 'only' have a 40D, roughly same age, plus L lenses, always wanted a 5D or similar, but I just cannot honestly justify the cost beyond
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by stinos 4y ago
Do you even need a switch? In a normal cosed system (so no additional storage etc, but even then it's usually closed I think), cold water is fetched by the boiler to replenish the hot water which goes out when you're taking a show
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by stinos 4y ago
I can stroll through acres of local meadows and not find any ticks. Once I dare come close to bushes or go off tracks in the woods though, it's a disaster. I.e. I don't know why, but in any case the 'grass is riddled with tic
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by stinos 4y ago
Both?
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by stinos 4y ago
by planting a perennial meadow While this works, an alternative if you have a lawn already is to just stop cutting it every x weeks but mow once or twice a year. Mow paths where needed. More often than not there are already seeds/pla
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by stinos 4y ago
Mowing itself is the problem You really cannot talk about this in statements like they apply everywhere. Here's an example: around where I live, the number 1 activity by nature preservation groups when it comes to restoring grassland
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by stinos 4y ago
It's partly due to mowing alongside highways and medians. ... fewer tall grasses means drastically fewer bugs This is way too general: in some countries and alongside specific highways, the state of grasslands is actually really good
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by stinos 4y ago
I also find it rather interesting to see talks about insect decline while it's only one part of the larger issue, rated by some as important as the climate crisis: the biodiversity crisis. Dramatic decreases are happening for way more

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