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tiagod
4y ago
I live in Portugal where most olive oil is good quality. The taste and appearance among good olive oil varies wildly and the super-premium ones will usually taste quite different from standard decent quality supermarket extra virgin.
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My bad, thank you for the correction. I had converted it properly to 2033 but decided I wanted to switch to the format with ms. Ended up adding a zero in the process without checking the output (other than the .000 being there). Edited
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The explanation given is based on some premises that I'm not qualified to assess, and others I am. One of these premises is that their work properly models reality, there seems to be a lot of well informed doubt by subject-matter exper
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I went and checked 2000000000. It will happen on 2033-05-18T03:33:20.000Z (edited)
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In my personal experience, dark UI only has the stated benefit when the monitor is the only light source. I find a light UI much better for on a well lit room
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4y ago
We've seen horizontal gene transfer in fish, was it aliens or natural selection? Extremely unlikely events happen when an extreme amount of attempts are made, and natural selection amplifies them if they increase fitness
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4y ago
"One man’s modus ponens is another man’s modus tollens"...
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My line of thought was that some of these changes could make the fixed code work badly, but it was probably taken into consideration
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I think it is, LoRa is used a lot for longer range stuff but it's not so open
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4y ago
This is cool. wonder if conformal coating over this would be enough to survive the outdoors
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Meaning can be also inferred from context. Even in your example, the conversation context and follow-up statements could home in on the context. Sure, maybe it would be better if everyone just wrote in a non-ambiguous way, but you're o
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4y ago
The font displays fine but none of the sliders are working on Firefox mobile (nor the palette picker)
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Is there a mechanism for the site operators to tell the engine not to apply certain quirks once the underlying bugs are fixed?
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4y ago
This is a nitpick that's not related to the article itself, but I found that sorting by most viewed, the asc/desc dropdown has an effect from what I expected.
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4y ago
In this case, its not the compiler, nor the library, nor the runtime. Its the CPU
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4y ago
I feel like zstd, if nothing better shows up, will become a lot like gzip in the long run
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4y ago
"Just" get the whole world to agree on something. Should be easy, right?
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4y ago
Transmission used to handle more simultaneous torrents. Looking at the changelog, seems like 4.0 should handle even more.
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You might've picked the worst example, as aluminium refining is an electrolysis process which is extremely energy intensive (Iceland imports a lot of ore and exports a lot of metal for this reason). I might agree with you if you back y
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4y ago
RCD is not a homelab acronym, its a type of circuit breaker.
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Google lens audio search works pretty well for humming, not so much for whistling
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4y ago
MBWay in Portugal is similar
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4y ago
VSCode is open source, that's why they're basing their IDE on it. Writing a plugin would limit them to the wishes of Microsoft.
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I built something like this using rabbitmq for automating delivery of online documents (taxes) for an accounting company. I had a queue per function, a DAG defining the workflow, and the tasks themselves would know who to forward the result
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4y ago
Yeah, I'm pretty sure there's way more children today with electronics/electricity skills than back in the day...
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Knowledge does not imply intelligence. Nor is the opposite true.
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You spent all this time writing a comment calling out this study as a fraud appealing to lazy people, but it seems you were too lazy to read the article and truly understand the device's role...
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4y ago
Webrtc allows getting the local IP address. maybe these could be distributed manually or when a discovery service is available, and then tried when it's not?
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A bit, but prize money for the biggest contests is close to a million, half a million for the runner-up. There's big stakes and some people will try to get an unfair edge (see every other sport for reference). And honestly, even if it
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Why is JavaScript in the top [now #1] of the techempower benchmark? (2020)
(just.billywhizz.io)
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