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by topaz0 2y ago
I suspect that is for farmers or grocers that want to store a harvest for extended periods of time, even into the spring after fall harvest. I guess some amount of mealiness is hard to avoid in that case but it would be mitigated in a contr
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by topaz0 2y ago
Keep in mind this is mostly a resource for farmers and grocers -- much less strange to imagine a cucumber that was stored at 5C for a day after picking, going to the farmers market, home with a shopper and then sitting on their counter for
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by topaz0 2y ago
Submitted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40704785
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UC Davis Postharvest Produce Fact Sheets(postharvest.ucdavis.edu)
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by topaz0 2y ago
Worth pointing to OP's primary source, which is great: https://postharvest.ucdavis.edu/produce-facts-sheets Edit because there seems to be some confusion about this: this is mainly constructed as a resource for farmers
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by topaz0 2y ago
I had the same question and was not able to find much concrete, but this blog post [1] claims that it was first mentioned in the '70s by some archeologist type. [1]: https://www.philipkosloski.com/who-discovered-the-swo
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by topaz0 2y ago
1.5B speakers is still not "most people", even if it is the most spoken language. To be clear none of this matters, but there is nothing more irritating than seeing a nitpick of a nitpick that is still wrong.
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by topaz0 2y ago
This is pretty fun. Kinda wonder if it has to be so slow to update given that everything is local. Or does it have to do a round trip to the server on every click? Bug report: this gives a yellow square for a letter that should be gray, whe
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by topaz0 2y ago
Too many people care about this.
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by topaz0 2y ago
It's the right question to ask, and the answer is that we will still have to confirm them by experimental structure determination.
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by topaz0 2y ago
"In nimbo" (though what people actually say is "in silico").
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by topaz0 2y ago
In case it's not clear, this does not "beat" experimental structure determination. The matches to experiment are pretty close, but they will be closer in some cases than others and may or may not be close enough to answer a g
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by topaz0 2y ago
The fact that the example is "org.apache.fury.benchmark.data" makes me think that there is probably a lot of room to do better than 5 bits per char, if the goal is simply to reduce space. E.g. you probably know ahead of time that
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by topaz0 2y ago
If that happens, it won't be the dictionary's fault.
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by topaz0 2y ago
Oh it's a bit more complicated than that. There are also those who don't use whom because they know it's a relic of a case system that has been gradually fading for a thousand years. Not to mention those whom use it incorrect
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by topaz0 2y ago
I usually don't correct other people's typos, but they are much more funny when they're made by pedants.
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by topaz0 2y ago
I had to check m-w's entry for "literally". While they do include a sense 2 that is similar to "figuratively", there is a substantial note afterwards and an FAQ that does a great job of explaining the status of the
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by topaz0 3y ago
I think this is a case where doing the automated analysis on a large dataset is misleading, because the automated analysis is based on an automated evaluation of how good a move is. Another way of saying "don't blunder" in t
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by topaz0 3y ago
> the reason light bends in the presence of gravity ... This is also why gravity bends the trajectories of massive particles, which also follow geodesics of the curved spacetime (in the absence of other forces).
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by topaz0 3y ago
"should"
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by topaz0 3y ago
Most likely nobody's problem, really.
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by topaz0 3y ago
What makes you think it isn't? There seem to be old-fashioned config files for anything that you could do in the settings app or whatever.
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by topaz0 3y ago
> remove all traces You can certainly remove packages that were installed as dependencies, even if `apt remove` doesn't do this by default. I think it's `apt autoremove` or `apt purge` (although I haven't used apt in a lon
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by topaz0 3y ago
I second my sibling comment -- just submit a bug. I think you are wrong that they would ignore it just because their context is somewhat different. Linux is full of differences like this. But also: Isn't one of the main benefits of Nix
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by topaz0 3y ago
Is GIMP even associated with GNOME? The G stands for GNU, not GNOME.
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by topaz0 3y ago
I don't know how much it affects priority, but they certainly accept bugs filed against older versions. Specifying versions is a big part of the form for a new bug, and they let you select versions going way back.
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by topaz0 3y ago
It's not arbitrary: negative gauge pressure above the wing means that (by definition) there is a pressure gradient increasing away from the wing (because the absolute pressure far from the wing is ambient pressure), so the net force on
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by topaz0 3y ago
GP was not disputing the redirection of flow or the magnitude of force/air momentum change. They were just saying that not all of this is because of the "scoop" effect from the bottom of the wing: a significant part of the re
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by topaz0 3y ago
This has been addressed several times in the comments on this post, and the answer is no, it does matter that he has to select a goat. If he might have selected a car and just got lucky in selecting the goat, then all of the following had e
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by topaz0 3y ago
Yes, it's exactly 50/50. It's not hard to work out the details, as I did in another thread elsewhere on this article. Here goes: -There's a 1/100 chance my door is a car, in which case it doesn't matter which o

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