superhuzza

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by superhuzza 5y ago
Melted cheese on a cracker sounds disgusting? Sounds like a pretty normal combination to me.
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by superhuzza 5y ago
That's a Kadas opening - pretty terrible but I reckon stil a lot more solid than the mighty Bongcloud!
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by superhuzza 5y ago
Human sacrifice has been practiced by cultures in every single continent!
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by superhuzza 5y ago
Hyperion Knight - What a name, he sounds like a science fiction character!
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by superhuzza 6y ago
I imagine the founder enjoyed building it, but was tired of running it.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Average bandwidth isn't a good metric of internet access. A community that has 1 home with 1Gb/s and 10 homes with 5Mb/s would have an average speed of about (1000 + (10*5))/11 = 95 Mb/s, which is accurate but misle
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Ideally something with a social component. I think a lot of people retire and realise almost all their social interactions were work related. Chess is a great game, and there are often local clubs, can be played with family and friends etc.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
This was a response to a comment about a potential feature as described: "Why does the recovery not just have a button called factory reset which unlinks your apple account, deletes the volume and then sets it all up like new." So
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by superhuzza 6y ago
So that they can use/sell the stolen Macbook, which is much more common than stealing a Macbook to delete the data.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
>Marriages aren't supposed to end except in death. Says who? Every country I've lived in has provisions for ending marriages, so clearly it's not the only path. >It's right there in the vows. What vows? Nobody in m
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by superhuzza 6y ago
He may have served his time for fraud, but that doesn't mean he gets to keep the spoils. So would have the 60M seized, and then possibly arrested on new charges (something like tax evasion or lying to the court etc).
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by superhuzza 6y ago
This is hilarious. Even when it can't find the location, the error message is funny. Putting Bernie on top of Mt.Blanc is quite good.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Yes I read both the article and the comments. I meant a data science project in terms of a project completed by data scientists. In my experience, all data scientists are accustomed to doing extensive cleaning etc.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
>Asking them to clean and scrub the source data set...it's not going to happen, they just don't have that skill I think you've been working with conmen/conwomen. I've never seen a data science project that doesn
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by superhuzza 6y ago
You're absolutely right, it's terrible for legibility. Like the other commenter mentioned, I use a reader mode.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
You're absolutely right, there's still a very old-school mentality when it comes to French bureaucracy.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
On the whole, the UK Gov is actually quite good at digital services. Much better than any of my experiences with services offered by the US, Canada or France.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
I watched The Wire with my Italian (from Italy, not Italian-American) in-laws. Even with subtitles, I'm pretty sure they missed a lot of the story.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Oh, I thought it might be a dig at the high price of the headphones. But your explanation makes more sense.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
>That's basically true for any game where there's a wide range of possible skill levels. In the last few years I've gotten a lot of enjoyment out of collaborative board games. 5 Minute Dungeon is more fun than it has any r
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Yes, in this scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw2eQDS6rC0
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by superhuzza 6y ago
I just did some googling and arrived at some (very rough) numbers (total population / approximate number of malls). In the U.S., there are ~2,827 people per mall. In Australia, there are ~15,337 people per mall. There are probably just
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Dribbble and Behance are cool, but approach with caution. They've developed a weird culture of designing UIs that make no sense in the real world but look pretty. Pure UI with zero thought about UX or accessibility. Every UX designer I
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by superhuzza 6y ago
I visited the Winnipeg store 2 years ago. It was a disaster, floors half empty, random half-completed construction in between displays, virtually no employees around. 100% different than the HBC in downtown Montreal.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
>Where outside of Spain? Portugal, France, Mexico and Colombia off the top of my head. I'm sure there are other countries in South America as well.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
The size problem doesn't have much to do with malls - it has to do with parking. Many inner-city malls have no parking and seem very space efficient to me. https://www.aerialphotosofnj.com/_images/_photos/aeri
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Same with his comments about science. It isn't necessary for everyone else to be wrong - you're often just adding more detail to the picture. PG paints it as some kind of zero-sum when it really isn't.
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Here's an actual sample of the webcam and mic array. https://youtu.be/sV7CLgTMXio?t=344 It's aggressively okay. I wouldn't have any issues with this, but it is a bit disappointing, especially considering how
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by superhuzza 6y ago
Fair point!
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by superhuzza 6y ago
>They're called bank accounts, and you can access them In lots of countries this is not guaranteed. Most recent example is Venezuela, central authorities imposed limited withdrawals.

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