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by tetromino_ 7mo ago
Using eyewitnesses to corroborate as much of her story as possible, plus any artifacts generated during the years of abuse (medical records, therapist notes, texts/letters to friends, diary entries, etc.).
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by tetromino_ 7mo ago
Key quote: > Even though it did not have any business relationship with OkCupid, the third-party data recipient asked the company to share large datasets of OkCupid user photos and related data with it because OkCupid’s founders were fin
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by tetromino_ 7mo ago
Attempting to access treedix.com (the advertised product) gives me > Access Denied > Sorry, you do not currently have the necessary permissions to access this site, or this site may not be available in your region. Are they geoblockin
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by tetromino_ 7mo ago
> try to reproduce on a current build Good luck doing that when the bug report (like virtually all bug reports in nature) doesn't provide sufficient reproduction steps.
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by tetromino_ 7mo ago
> The reason we force people to use Jira is because it only works if everyone uses it. In my experience, AI out of the box is at first a useless gimmick - until someone starts seriously playing with it and defines a skill file for integr
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by tetromino_ 7mo ago
Paywalled
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by tetromino_ 7mo ago
> But cloth diapers are obviously much better for the environment It's obvious only if you save and reuse the same set of cloth diapers for 2 or more babies. (Which places some constrains on brand, durability etc.) If you have only
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by tetromino_ 8mo ago
In my experience (I have 3 within walking distance of home), they tend to have good children's books, but the adult selection is almost useless, leaning towards religious propaganda and bad cookbooks.
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by tetromino_ 8mo ago
It doesn't appear that any of the replies contain anything of substance
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by tetromino_ 9mo ago
Quoting an article about sidewalk replacement in NYC (a city generally not associated with low construction costs): > ADA or Corner Adjustments: If you’re on a corner, curb ramp or flag work might add $500 to $2,000. https://w
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by tetromino_ 9mo ago
> Netherlands Medieval Netherlands had a single easy-to-harvest resource: sea fish; a very valuable commodity for protein-starved medieval peasantry. They were very lucky to be able pivot from that to trade (the pivot required a war betw
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by tetromino_ 9mo ago
Before buying something like this for my home, I'd need to know: * Is it safe for babies and small children (whose thin skin and developing eyes might well be much more vulnerable to UVC) * Is it actually safe for all adults regardless
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
> It doesn't make any sense. It makes perfect sense to me. I rely on that feature. My monitor is big and it's much easier to use the big screen to sort vacation photos and delete the 90% which are garbage and not worth preservi
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
> This seems incredibly inefficient. Very inefficient but good for safety: if an engine is failing, you hopefully might discover that while taxiing rather than when you are in the death zone 25 meters up in the air.
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
In the original Russian, Dostoyevsky requires the slow treatment. He loves the sort of 1/3 page long sentences that perplex the fast-path parser and force the reader's brain to swap; as if he wants to drive you mad so that you can
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
Interesting point of view. But it's common for a man to get a work tool as present (e.g. a drill or a set of wrenches), with the obvious implication that the man will usually be the one who will have to use that tool to fix things arou
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
Without context, the reaction is bizarre. There must be some back story that you omitted; maybe something about the mother previously asking other people in the family to vacuum, and being ignored? My wife and I, by the way, are giving each
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
> I’d appreciate hearing what others would do differently Very naive answer: before doing anything I would start by playing around in the GCP pricing calculator [1] to figure out how much it was going to cost during development and in pr
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
In much the same way as you differentiate between "O0" and "00", or between "I1" and "11". (For example, to avoid ambiguity, a standard may prohibit the use of З in a position where 3 is allowed.)
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
There was also a wealthy suburb with an actual gang whose existence was swept under the rug for years until they murdered a random 16 year old: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2024/07/01/how-a-homegrow
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
If the author is disturbed by criticism and nitpicking, they are completely right to make their words private. (The old saying "if you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen" is usually said in mockery. But I suggest t
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by tetromino_ 10mo ago
You see those complaints as reasonable? I would have wanted the teachers, instead of complaining, to start by apologizing to their current and former students: "We taught you badly, we mangled many of your peers' ability to read,
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by tetromino_ 1y ago
Building a luxury mansion on top of unused and uninhabited marginal land - sure, that can bring prices down. But building a luxury mansion for one family by replacing dilapidated, and therefore cheap, high-density housing which used to hous
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by tetromino_ 1y ago
Engirinissimo?
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by tetromino_ 1y ago
It's an actual purchase of what appears to be a rather rough beta version.
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by tetromino_ 1y ago
Paid, installed it on Linux and played for 5 minutes. Overall impression: game has potential but is early beta-quality at the moment, especially in UI. I will be waiting for updates to polish things up. * Map tile rendering is laggy; edges
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by tetromino_ 1y ago
> What are you putting in there? Bulky gifts. Bulky sports equipment. Lots of kids' clothes. Kids' toys. Kids' books. Kids' medical kit. Clothes that span multiple seasons or climatic zones: warm, cold, heavy rain, sn
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by tetromino_ 1y ago
I don't know any details. But off the top of my head, I can think of: - photography and modern printing, making it vastly easier to distribute high-quality copies of reference images to craftsmen - electric lights, allowing work to be
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by tetromino_ 1y ago
I find it extraordinary that it took only 10 years for early 18th century craftsmen to make it, but it required 24 years to reconstruct despite having access to late 20th century tools and technology.
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by tetromino_ 1y ago
I recently went to the New York one. It seemed to mainly be about cosplay (showing off your own cosplay, vendors selling cosplay-related supplies) and various kids activities. Although there certainly was drinking, and a car crash - probabl

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