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by wirrbel 3y ago
I wonder where all the bricks go. I still have the lego bricks my parents got for my older sister which I inherited. It’s a huge box, most of it was passed down to our family from other families . My daughter has already a massive brick col
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by wirrbel 3y ago
> b) Git alternatives don't offer any compelling feature other than contrarian bragging rights for not using Git. oh boy
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I once tried it and ended up losing the history for some weird reason. Maybe its a fixed bug by now, but if I don't want to use git, I will use mercurial.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Having been trained to read sheet music, I definitely wouldn't be your customer. The notation system is so smart, the closer you look at it, that I cannot imagine that it can be replaced with something just as good, especially for the
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I know Zen mode, however, most interactions are pleasant so I don't enable it by default, but typically when someone bothers me in the chat.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I play regularly on lichess. I got insulted a couple of times in the game chat. Looking at the scale of lichess, I am sure it adds up.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
I think overnight oats aren’t that far from the original musli, but many people think Müsli is lower-sugar granola which is not the case
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Depends on what you take as your baseline. The original Müsli is overnight oats with some added fruit / some nuts.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
It’s a Swiss dish consisting of soaked rolled oats. Raw oatmeal if you will. People usually add fruits to it, and or nuts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muesli
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Clearly, the engineer should print out the whole paper trail. And the lesson learned is to let people write their lies into documents and not do it for them.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Thanks for the technical explanation. For a regulatory system however I would assume it’s important that a third-party that follows a standardized procedure can reproduce low emissions, otherwise who could verify that numbers were not forge
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by wirrbel 3y ago
If the labs use a round robin method for validation of their testing methods the quality of their measurements should be high, shouldn’t they? In other words, who is validating apple’s labs?
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Also, in the US a lot of people with mental problems end up in prison eventually. So I think it’s a bit foolish to pretend that it’s ethical to not institutionalize in mental health facilities only to put them a few months later into a pris
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Knäckebröd?
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by wirrbel 3y ago
for string instruments, there are optimal ranges for string-length, tension and thickness that vary with its frequency. Which is why for example a violin has shorter strings than a cello or a contra bass. Similarly, acoustic (non-electric)
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by wirrbel 3y ago
It’s used for in office work as well as for remote work. Essentially the company has to be able to provide a time sheet for legal reasons. This is a legal requirement for employees in a non leadership position, but even team leads are requi
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by wirrbel 3y ago
but its not on the clock. So if I have an accident on my commute I am insured via work, but regardless the time spent on the commute will not be coming from my 40h/week time account but cut into my free time.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
In Europe we have problems with the bark beetle ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bark_beetle ) which can devastate spruce-monoculture forests.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
German Angelsächsisch (literal translation is Anglo Saxon) is typically used in German as an umbrella term for the English speaking world, so Britain-USA-commonwealth is covered by it. While it is used sometimes to “other” the English speak
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by wirrbel 3y ago
As long as we are slaughtering animals for food, public zoos are our least concern. Of course they need to be regulated
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by wirrbel 3y ago
From a German perspective there was the “branntweinpest” in the 19th century in Prussia triggered by cheap and available liquor (Branntwein). This indicates to me that before the availability of cheap liquor alcohol consumption was more li
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by wirrbel 3y ago
A cup with a vinegar, soap mix does the trick for the small flys
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by wirrbel 3y ago
You entirely miss the playfullness that is inherent in chess variants. You switch up the rules and see what happens.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Polgars star chess has solved this by using adjacent fields as diagonal fields. The orientation of the board is as such, that there are 3 axes, North-South (Vertical), Northwest-Southeast and Southwest-Northeast (the diagonals). Using this
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by wirrbel 3y ago
There are multiple hexagonal Chess variants, there is a Wikipedia article on that: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hexagonal_chess I am implementing a chess engine for Polgar star chess for fun currently
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by wirrbel 3y ago
There is a hexagonal shogi variant with 3 players The problem is that 2 players kind of would team up to get the third player out of the game which is imbalanced. Than you have a 2 player game ..
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by wirrbel 3y ago
no need to make multiple accounts, who told you that? You need one account and then can contribute to all Lemmy communities on all servers. The flaw of lemmy's design is that communities reside on a single service, so you will end up w
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by wirrbel 3y ago
In my experience this depends a lot on the organizations. If the organization's expectation is that sometimes, no tests would be ok, then quickly these people emerge who think that writing tests slows them down. If culture is that tes
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by wirrbel 3y ago
The other way around you have the "it compiles, so I don't need tests" crowd in statically-typed languages.
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by wirrbel 3y ago
Netscape?

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