tetris11

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   by tetris11 11mo ago

   It'll be fine. When the banks burst in 2008, they were gifted 7 trillion to make up the shortfall and life went on for the rich. This time they'll be gifted 70 trillion to make up for the shortfall, and life shall continue on for
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   by tetris11 11mo ago

   I'd wager it has more to do with ageing population than car accidents caused by non-native driver licenses.
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   by tetris11 11mo ago

   > In 1919, the Japanese discovered a more potent version of the drug — methamphetamine. The new drug was a crystalline powder soluble in water. In this form, it can be smoked, injected, snorted or taken orally. Users get an intense but b
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   by tetris11 11mo ago

   Amazing stuff! Am I right in understanding that only a single ESP32 device is needed (plus a router)?
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   by tetris11 11mo ago

   There's likely a large market for this kind of thing. Maybe time to spin out a side business and deploy your heuristics to struggling IPs. Though I have to admit I dont know who your target audience would be. Self-hosting orgs don&#x27
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   by tetris11 11mo ago

   There's no license I can see
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   by tetris11 11mo ago

   > Most of the Group 3 dogs—which had previously learned that nothing they did had any effect on shocks—simply lay down passively and whined when they were shocked What a cruel time for experimenting on animals the 1960s were...
8. 248.▲
   by tetris11 11mo ago

   Geizhals/skinflint doesnt have everything though, whereas idealo genuinely does, along with price tracking info
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   by tetris11 11mo ago

   works fine for me
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    by tetris11 11mo ago

    one of the best word-wrapping implementations I've seen (handles color codes and emojis just fine!) is written in pure mawk very fast, highly underrated language I'm not sure how good it would be for pipelines, if a step should fa
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    by tetris11 11mo ago

    Isn't a long exposure one where you leave the aperture open for a long time, but it still constitutes as a single take?
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    https://nitter.net/AJamesMcCarthy/status/1989027887689998561...
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    London, last year - 90 minute wait for an ambulance to the hospital 10 minutes away. We called an Uber
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Same, it's so nice to throw together a yaml that pretty much does exactly what you want, with the only ambiguity being knowing the ins/outs of the pins. I'm just hoping it stays cheap as a hobby
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    (collect for rare item resale for $$$ later. Same with the pocket. Same with the sock.)
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    > Apple stopped selling the product sometime in September 2012.[5] The set soon became a collector's item, with aftermarket prices rising as high as US$90 by 2014. There it is. The only reason anyone on HN will ever give a damn
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    How does this compare to the C6?
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I'll see it to believe it. My street has no Fiber deals. The one just around the corner has it rolled out since last year. Coverage seems vast but sparse
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    The nVennR library is pretty robust for multiple sets https://venn.bio-spring.top/intro#nvennr
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Every house is different and so every job is custom. Whatever standards you think the builder is enacting to get the job done to an agreeable price is likely an ad-hoc solution that you yourself could have done as an amateur if you had the
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I needed to get some builder quotes for my home. It did not enter my mind to go online to search for any. I just reached out to my family for any trustworthy builders they've had, and struck up conversations with some of my fancier nei
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Isn't $6 a month the cost of the subscription, but the $40-56 a month the cost of the installation?
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    The Wikipedia article has actual information instead of the storytelling that the BBC article is insisting on > Udolph favours the hypothesis that the Hamelin youths wound up in what is now Poland.[40] Genealogist Dick Eastman cited Udol
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I like to think that Serial Lain Experiments picks up on this 1990s vibe of where computers were going (whilst going off the rails just a bit), along with the strange parity of Hacker culture with emerging EDM scene ( Cyberia comes to mi
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Same, I had been making stickman animations in powerpoint of all things, before a friend mentioned I should try FlashMX. I even made this terrible thing as my first foray into AS2: https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Going forward, if we're going to be competing more and more with AI as tech workers, we do need to establish some kind of basis of agreeable working hours for humans. We won't win that fight 10 years from now, we might as well try
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    Tree Tools for Schools(treetoolsforschools.org.uk)

    3 points by tetris11 1y ago|0 comments
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    Just to show that you could - 14861 and 36843 gives 25852
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    I like calculator quirks like this. I remember as a kid playing with the number pad and noticing a geometric center of mass in number sequences ┌───┬───┬───┐ │ 7 │ 8 │ 9 │ ├───┼───┼───┤ │ 4 │ 5 │ 6 │ ├───┼───┼───┤
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    by tetris11 1y ago

    > https://keepandroidopen.org/ The UK petition link appears to be broken: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/744446