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by wlievens 10y ago
I suppose it depends strongly on the particular cultivar. I know I was surprised by the difference when I looked it up a couple of years ago. I was doing a keto diet at the time, so you read a lot of nutrient tables.
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by wlievens 10y ago
I know no king but the King in the North, whose name is STARK!
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by wlievens 10y ago
A kiwifruit contains a lot more sugar proportionally than a strawberry, yet the latter is usually considered sweeter.
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by wlievens 10y ago
Sunshine did that, by depraving you of red and yellow for a while and then panning out of the ship to show you our sub in all its glory.
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by wlievens 10y ago
What you mean the say is "there are less abstraction layers".
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by wlievens 10y ago
It's true, and it happens, not just in Big Companies.
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by wlievens 10y ago
Paying you to work on your own terms sounds like freelancing, and nothing more. Starting your own product company is a lot harder than that.
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by wlievens 10y ago
In my country (Belgium) no one would make that association. As far as I know, there has been one policr officer killed violently on duty in the past decade, and that was in a confrontation with organized crime. There's something weird
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by wlievens 10y ago
For reasons of safety?!
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by wlievens 10y ago
Loved that book, and everything else Hamilton writes
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by wlievens 10y ago
Can you list any good examples? I can't think of any right away
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by wlievens 10y ago
Still can't dock. You need to be able to dock in the stationar center module.
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by wlievens 10y ago
It sounds almost trivial!
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by wlievens 10y ago
That's an odd conclusion, especially with so littke information. Her reply re the soldier signals she's capable of sensuble social criticism, and the rest of the story, if somewhat alarming, points to her being extremely resourcef
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by wlievens 10y ago
The 1, 6, 7 is random
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by wlievens 10y ago
I used to learn by writing asteroids clones. Fun and you get to try out the language features.
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by wlievens 10y ago
I did pretty much that for a previous challenge in /r/proceduralgeneration - procedural castles, where I used LDraw as backend for rensering.
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by wlievens 10y ago
Thing is, /r/proceduralgeneration is running a monthly challenge for exactly this right now but I haven't seen it listed as entry yet. Check out the previous entries, some of them are neat (others less so).
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by wlievens 10y ago
So high-end finance is the only "complicated" software out there?
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by wlievens 10y ago
Not having time left for your family? My work day is from 7:40 to 16:20 so that I can spend time with my kids.
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by wlievens 10y ago
How do you cram 200 hours into a few days?
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by wlievens 10y ago
Affording rejuvenation would be paid for by your pension, because you wouldn't need that anymore. Read the Commonwealth Saga by Peter F Hamilton
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by wlievens 10y ago
Funny thing is that this trend is the exact opposite of what has been the case in the past decades: things stopped being called AI as soon as they became broadly useful!
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by wlievens 10y ago
Same here, I stuck with Reader till its final week and then switched to newsblur. Haven't regretted paying for it yet!
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by wlievens 10y ago
I'm not LLVM expert but usually the answer to that kind of question is aliasing...
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by wlievens 10y ago
The true Underwood
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by wlievens 10y ago
Basically you just incentivised the cruelest, nastiest sadists as the best candidates for high office. What could go wrong?
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by wlievens 10y ago
Fits in a truck? Check!
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by wlievens 11y ago
The notion of therebeing Creationists around in the twenty-sixth century terrifies me!
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by wlievens 11y ago
The mismatch between the high-level notion of programming (solving interesting problems) and the daily routine is there because in practice only a relatively small part if code deals with domain knowledge, and the rest deals with mundane te

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