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by xvedejas 4y ago
I think the main thing that informs me personally is that I didn't enjoy spending time with my parents when I was a kid. I imagine those who want kids must have had a more positive kind of childhood experience and relationship with the
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I think you just haven't dived deep enough into control theory. Your criticism should be addressed, for instance, by introducing an appropriate Kalman filter. Yes, much of the truly interesting and powerful aspects of control theory ar
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But the GP is right: state law is now forcing these places to increase their density. This isn't wishful thinking, it's the result of a dozen or so state bills which remove density limitations and give teeth to the Housing Element
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SF does pour rain fairly often between January and March, those films could have chosen the time of year for the desired atmosphere.
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This doesn't instruct how to target `thumbv7em-none-eabihf`, for example
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Bazel doesn't allow targeting a lot of platforms (especially embedded) from Rust, even when the Rust ecosystem supports these targets. Something is off with its design if new work needs to be done for every platform that's already
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LSD is extremely potent at small quantities (dozens of micrograms); exposure to even a small fraction of this (a few grams, say) could be enough to put someone into a non-responsive state for a few days. I don't think it'd cause p
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I always thought "sliding scale" was a redundant phrase. If it does mean something beyond a continuous scale, then the author may be making the same mistake as me.
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A common measure for this is called "population-weighted population density", which more or less tries to capture the average local density that each person experiences.
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Gasoline isn't self-oxidizing, so you can put out a gasoline fire (instead of just "letting it burn"). Also gasoline doesn't burn at 2000C, I believe.
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Without thinking too hard about the efficiency, it's clearly just not a _safe_ proposition with our current best (most energy-dense per weight) batteries.
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In the EU, maybe? But there are at least three countries currently partially occupied by Russia (or "pro-Russian" forces), and none of those are Estonia. Estonia also enjoys the security guarantees that come from being a NATO memb
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by xvedejas 4y ago
Proton is a game-changer, but Nvidia drivers remain the most unstable thing on Arch. Find a version that works well with your card, and avoid upgrading it, if at all possible. It's performant, but I have games that crash once every few
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by xvedejas 4y ago
If it lands mainly in the oceans, then effectively yes. (I don't know enough to say if there's a mechanism that would do this everywhere or most places)
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by xvedejas 4y ago
If you're a founder of a startup working full-time and unable to pay yourself a salary yet, can you receive unemployment? (Maybe you would count this as "underemployment"?) What if you left your previous job voluntarily?
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I know for many the top concern is healthcare costs; however, for me it is rent. Does the Swedish welfare system do anything that would help with rent for startup founders? Or does that still contribute as much risk as it would be elsewhere
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Ah, in my case this is mostly replacing buses, so really not the biggest monetary impact either. Still, I will try not to let the excuse to be more active go to waste.
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I'm riding my bike a lot more to get places, rather than just for recreation; and it seems this is true for many around me as well.
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Two of the top candidates for Satoshi are known to have died as well: Hal Finney and Len Sassaman.
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I suspect it's due to the chemical properties of caffeine and not the smell of coffee. There are plenty of reports like mine for all kinds of stimulants.
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I never realized this until I first took a break, but regular coffee intake has severely blunted my sense of smell. After about three days of abstinence, everything has an attention-grabbing smell in a way I never realized I had been missin
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by xvedejas 4y ago
When you unwrap/expect on an error, the inner error value is already printed. Are you suggesting something more? Reference the implementation details from the article: impl<T, E: std::fmt::Debug> Result<T, E> {
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by xvedejas 4y ago
Split phase means we get the choice of 120V (for safety) and 240V when we really need it (eg appliances)
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Latvia has a large Russian population that was mostly not given citizenship[1]. What you see in the demographics is that the ethnic Latvian population is in slow decline, and it's _mostly_ this ethnically Russian population that causes
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by xvedejas 4y ago
I have wondered for a while how long until the English world starts calling Georgia "Sakartvelo", considering that some other languages have already made the change: https://www.rferl.org/a/lithuania-moves-cha
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by xvedejas 4y ago
If you like Codenames, be sure to check out Decrypto; it has more of a focus on trying to figure out what the other team is saying, while they try not to give too much away.
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Well kinda, the size of the mantissa is certainly chosen to be large enough to give the precision scientific computing would "typically" need, but that's considering trade-offs and just being vaguely good enough for most case
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It depends what your criteria are, but most of the LA basin would not be considered to have a "desert" climate, instead a Mediterranean climate. A good amount is intermediate and considered "semi-arid". To get to a prope
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Isn't this language exactly what you'd expect from a moment of reflection? Pointing the blame back at oneself, and contemplating one's own values? I'm not sure that the over-use of 'we' is much more than some m
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by xvedejas 4y ago
Drug use can be a good excuse to put some time aside to let your mind wander, so I see why people end up getting creative on THC. And if you practice creativity while stoned, it makes sense that you'll be more creative while stoned. Li

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