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2y ago
Die cut is one way to do it, but there are other approaches. I worked in a Christmas card factory for a bit and there are a lot of ways to make patterned bits of flat paper. The point about machinery import costs is spot on though.
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I think tom(a)how would work too.
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$2B across approximately 40 hours of content. That puts each 7 minute episode at value of about $5.8 million.
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Colourblocks is another great one from the BBC. The two things I really like about CB and NB is that 1. they are designed to be part of a curriculum and so they build across episodes. 2. Every so often the songwriters decide to remind you t
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I've been thinking about this for a long time and am going to try to explain it as best I can. > "Housing can either be an investment or affordable." This an important point although I'd describe it slightly different
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2y ago
Have a look at Keepassxc. It doesn't use a tpm, but supports passkeys and is portable.
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I grew up using HP RPN calculators and it was actually easier in the long run. It isn't in the keystrokes either, but because when I was calculating an algebraic expression, I would have to setup a "query plan" in my head on
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2y ago
I love linkding. I try to add sites to it whenever I'm tempted to just keep the tab open for later because it is cool.
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I know, that is quite the URL
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2y ago
don't forget that Guatemala had their paro nacional (national strike) a few years ago. https://apnews.com/article/guatemala-protest-indigenous-giam...
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My understanding is that in the limit, it does the same thing, but with more of a flattened tree representation.
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this is where i'd use the keepassxc password manager. Put a password archive at a URL you can remember, and download it somewhere if you need it. Or have a 2nd email without 2fa and use it to contact a friend to help you get your keepa
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2y ago
do you have a link to instructions on how to do that? It sounds really nice.
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2y ago
I think this was the whole point of the "self purification" process that Dr ML King Jr describes in his Letter from Birmingham Jail [0], where they had workshops on non-violence etc. [0] https://letterfromjail.com/
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This made me realize how much I miss screensavers. I used to sit and just stare at them meditatively as a teen.
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Clocks are used as inputs into decisions. So this doesn't matter as long as the decision process accounts for it. If I see that a meeting starts in 5 minutes, I'm not setting a timer get there in 300 seconds, I'm trying to de
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This is what I've found works the best as well.
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Sorry for the frustration within this response. As an economist, this is has a lot of problems. - the main claim is that the growth rate post bretton woods is lower than during the bretton woods period. It fails to uphold the claim on two c
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Just thinking about this, there might be room for a home launcher that helps manage attention this way. Probably more work than you are thinking of doing though.
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Something I've been thinking of is that unit tests may now become useful as examples to be input into LLMs. If each function has a couple of tests with appropriate documentation, that may be useful as RAG input.
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2y ago
Reads a bit like an advertisement for their services.
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I am highly technical (multiple linux machines at home) and I don't use ctrl-w. I didn't know it was a thing.
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I agree wholeheartedly. Maybe we would get a comeback for text-oriented websites too.
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45ACP has isn't much more better than 9mm (or even .380acp) at one shot stop. http://www.activeresponsetraining.net/an-alternate-look-at-h...
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Over on peerpub there has been some discussion of studies on the topic. https://pubpeer.com/publications/14B6D332F814462D2673B6E9EF9...
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Please note the peerpub comments discussing that it appears that followup research shows about 15% is wrong, not the 5% anticipated. https://pubpeer.com/publications/14B6D332F814462D2673B6E9EF9...
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Camphor would release compounds that adjust the surface tension of water. So the oil would break that direct relationship.
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Cocaine and rabbits blood apparently. https://www.statesman.com/story/news/2016/09/24/danish-fishe...
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The three major claims is that the defendants conspired to > First, an agreement to fix the price of peer review services at zero that includes an agreement to coerce scholars into providing their labor for nothing by expressly linking t
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I just wanted to affirm what you are doing here. A key point here is that P-Values optimize for detection of effects if you do everything right, which is not common as you point out. > Thompson/multi-armed bandit optimizes for outco
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