ubercore

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by ubercore 5y ago
> Q. Bungie has future games in development, will they now become PlayStation exclusives? > No. We want the worlds we are creating to extend to anywhere people play games. We will continue to be self-published, creatively independent,
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I used to feel that way, but for me Coke Zero tricks my brain just enough not to notice. I don't drink it very often, but it's pretty indistinguishable for me otherwise.
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Don't sell yourself short. The biology isn't as clear cut as this, brains retain more plasticity that people used to think!
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> slowed down by a factor of at least 2 How do you even quantify that?
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I think you're misreading what the article is saying. It's not saying depression isn't real, it's saying that depression as a label exist outside the diagnostic criteria for it. We can't actually test neurotransmitt
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It's too bad they allow this loophole, since it gives people a false impression. Even turning off icloud backup, the other half of the conversation could be using it still.
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The way I read this paper is that they're talking specifically about neutralization, not just antibody response.
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> Remarkably, neutralization of Omicron was undetectable in most vaccinated individuals. Living in a country (Norway) where boosters are being slowly trickled out, this was disappointing to read.
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It's not a scam, it's a joke.
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Fire extinguisher.
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by ubercore 5y ago
At least where I am in Norway, there are far more grocery stores, but they're all smaller. So there are, relative to the US, fewer pure "convenience" stores, and more small groceries. Not sure if this holds true everywhere, b
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In the context of a file-based vs api-based shell scripting language, I think the point stands though. That's the main problem with the original statement, I think.
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I feel like it could be as easily argued that this approach is out of place on a local OS? Like, he's not totally wrong in a lot of ways, but that conclusion doesn't seem obvious to me.
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As an aside, I thought it was funny shopping for an electric bike. I looked at Van Moof, and they seem great. But I saw many reviews that said they are not for "short" people. Problem is, they're designed in the Netherlands,
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I think it's because yellow is supposed to indicate traffic moving in the opposite direction. That's why it's a stronger signal (in theory), but not "correct" for an HOV lane moving in the same direction.
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I think it's partly about judicious use of products. I had a pretty minimal smart home setup -- Google Home, Nest, and Hue. It worked 100% of the time, I never had a problem. I get that part of the issue being brought up is that it&#x2
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by ubercore 5y ago
Chef hands come from calluses and the nerves in your fingers dying a little, I think! It's pretty useful tbh
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I agree with you, but the article explicitly covers this, and isn't making a binary argument for introversion vs extroversion.
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Norway only has something like 3% arable land, so fertilizer is a pretty nice thing to have.
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by ubercore 5y ago
I feel like the same gatekeeping is in almost every hobby at some level, but gaming tends to have less social grace built around it -- it's a little more in your face.
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Only think I can think of is taking the effect of cables and preamps out of the loops when running through outboard gear?
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Presenting a specific experience refuting an earlier generalization is reasonable here, I think.
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What's the "Java way" of accomplishing something like you'd represent with Union or Intersection types?
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I’m in Norway in a family reunification visa, so I don’t get the temporary number. They just count on my wife being able to take care of everything. Which she generally can, but I’m still out of luck getting a cell number, or seeing a publi
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by ubercore 5y ago
Just moved to Norway and it's been very eye-opening seeing how easy BankID (their equivalent) makes most things in life. Only problem has been that I'm 5 months in and still don't have my ID number so I'm locked out of m
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by ubercore 5y ago
Wow that's really interesting, thanks for sharing. I find it wildly unintuitive but it's nice to be pushed into a different way of thinking about recipes!
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> Of course, I am comparing individuals having a medical condition (dementia) with, as far as I understand, cognitively intact study participants, but I think it doesn't meaningfully weaken my argument. This is exactly why. Because
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I haven't read the paper, but why is comparing to dementia relevant at all?
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This feels like rediscovering balsamiq, which made a splash about 12 years ago.
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The first that came to mind is how `get()` is handled in Django's ORM. The idiomatic way to look for a single object is to use `get`, then catch a `DoesNotExist` exception: From https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.

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