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I spoke with one person with WS recently, very musically minded. I haven't recognized what the syndrome was at the time, but I remembered that it was some textbook case of genetic disorder. As adults I think they're aware to be gu
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I wish they would recreate Friday instead https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friday_(Robinson_Crusoe) Cannibalistic AI robots would be exactly up my alley
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1y ago
Then your definition of consciousness isn't the same as my definition and we are talking about some different philosophical concepts, this really doesn't affect anything and we all could be just talking about metaphysics and ghost
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Compare: Bash Elvish NuShell Murex es-shell fish xonsh PowerShell Oil Ion
(gist.github.com)
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> top 10 apps in Russia was half VPNs... and as long as vpns exist, it'll be hard to enforce any of this. Russia found good way to enforce it, they changed the law and give out prison sentences for using VPNs
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1y ago
I do, wirldly enough
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1y ago
stop entangling peoples brains
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my mitochondria don't agree with your mitochondria
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that and less humidity in the indoor air, sedentary work doesn't help either, less blood-flow and it's harder for lymphocytes to fight off infections
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1y ago
Seems to be unrelated with Calligra Suite https://calligra.org/ They should change their name in order to not confuse anyone since it's targeted at existing Linux users
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1y ago
If you are making your own distro, creating your own flatpak store is trivial, that's all what matters. Linux Mint doesn't use snap exactly because Canonical forces everyone to use their snap store.
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yeah, not a completely bad idea since your average hn commenter is more competent than Trump it could bring some improvement. It's heresy, I know, but maybe even your average reddit user could be a better negotiator
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Since Ukrainians don't give up their territories without fight Trump could give him Alaska instead when they meet there. I'm certain he'll be also pleased with that and then could focus on peaceful recolonisation of those his
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1y ago
Nah, I'll be waiting for a ScrollBook with touchscreen pen support and Windows 13 Proscription edition
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> rated power of less than or equal to 250 W these power ratings are usually incorrect and depending on construction of e-bike might not be enough for good acceleration uphill
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there's this prion disease https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatal_insomnia
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1y ago
it's not subjective if you use OLED screen
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> it might be possible to flood the body with healthy mitochondria and get them to slowly take over it's not possible, these are organelles that are too big to be taken up by your cells, unless you can magically teleport them someho
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Such a great feature, for the police.
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"I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that..."
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Russian use of chemical weapons in Ukraine is 'widespread' and growing
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Newly registered domains don't get the same recognition in search engines as older ones. That's why there's a market for stolen domains, the same is true for social media accounts
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Off course it works, you just need to enable telepathy in your brain settings interface
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Thonny is real good for beginners in Python https://thonny.org/
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> In response, Microsoft is considering future improvements Who knows, maybe it works as intended, that's MS Windows in a nutshell
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Meta refuses to crack down on rampant scams from bogus ads: avoid losing revenue
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> But in economics it seems much more common non-scientific studies can't be replicated
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Gulf of America!? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_flights
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which in many cases they just won't open and then complain about it
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It is true in some sense https://jyllands-posten.dk/uknews/ECE3948498/Language-tough-...
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