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by yreg 2y ago
Apparently everyone survived (at least so far). /r/aviation thread: https://old.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1irsmp8/airplane_...
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by yreg 2y ago
Not really. CalendarJS is a specific library in this case, JavaScript Calendar is all of them.
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by yreg 2y ago
> Even pirating is less convenient I stopped reading ebooks and actually moved to physical books, but from what I remember pirated books were super convenient. I had this giant library of tons and tons of scifi/fantasy books I once
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by yreg 2y ago
Oh, nice - thanks! So it was a bug afterall.
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by yreg 2y ago
I remember hearing stories that for a time there was no engineer inside Apple responsible for the iOS Calculator. Now it seems to be revived as there were some updates to it, but those also removed one of my favourite features -> tapping
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by yreg 2y ago
It's the same genre, but not a copy at all.
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> Do you believe that killing a pig for bad or sloppy neuroscience research that provides no useful data is worth it? No, but Neuralink has proven results and proven useful applications. If you believe that they should publish more data
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by yreg 2y ago
I have just refused to answer in a different reply to you, but actually when you describe it like this, the third camp resonates with me the most. So I'm with you there. However, wouldn't most people say that? It is kind of a cop-
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by yreg 2y ago
Sorry, I can't answer that as a yes/no since there is a whole package of connotation with such statement that I don't necessarily agree with in either case. I thought my argument was clear, but I can try to make it more clear
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by yreg 2y ago
That's a hypothesis but not evidence. I can present a counter-hypothesis: I fall asleep while listening to music (or staying in silence). Listening to spoken word keeps me awake or at least helps me notice that I'm getting tired.
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by yreg 2y ago
> And isn't it weird how "think of the children" is always ridiculed but "think of the paralyzed etc." is just fine? Isn't the difference that "think of the children" is used to ban stuff and &quot
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by yreg 2y ago
I believe that killing a pig for neuroscience research is more worth it than killing it to eat it. It also scales much better. (I currently eat meat.)
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by yreg 2y ago
I'm curious, is there evidence it is unsafe?
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by yreg 2y ago
For me they are actually best for non-fiction, but it has to be books. Papers are too information dense. I get easily distracted and lose attention while listening to an audiobook. This is usually problematic with fiction, because suddenly
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by yreg 2y ago
Consumer protection follows the place of purchase and they are quite strong and very similar in the EU. I mean if I was super worried (as a Slovak) I could buy the car in Czech Republic which has pretty much identical consumer protection la
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by yreg 2y ago
No, but do other brands even have remote service teams? I have never heard of anyone using such a service on any car in Slovakia. (Other than the assistance you can get from an insurance provider.)
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by yreg 2y ago
> when you live in a European country where there is no Tesla you have to import your car from Holland (See NOTE). > I estimate that the total import costs were slightly over 2000 EUR. I live in Slovakia and bought a Model 3 in Sloven
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by yreg 2y ago
> who buys a car brand in a country that doesn't even have a dealership? I too have bought a TM3 in Slovakia. The closest Tesla service center to Bratislava is 50 kilometers away, in Vienna. What's the problem with not having a
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by yreg 2y ago
> It’s been publicly used in a bunch of prosecutions at this point Can you give an example then? It would be major hacker news news if supposedly E2EE iCloud data were used in a prosecution.
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by yreg 2y ago
When I consider 8% to be high and you don't, that makes me more skeptical of mainstream adoption as a currency than you are.
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by yreg 2y ago
Give it a reasonable enough price (0.99 per episode is too expensive) and add a monthly cap (can be a bit higher than the current subscription) and you've got me as a customer.
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by yreg 2y ago
If the streaming services did this, I would probably have a lot more of them.
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by yreg 2y ago
8% is quite a lot though.
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by yreg 2y ago
I don't think they are capable of such thought. They also don't know much about the world.
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by yreg 2y ago
Is it advantageous? The AI generated responses to this question are prone to be dull. It might even give the honest people an advantage by giving them a tip to answer on their own.
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by yreg 2y ago
This is amazing news, I loved my Pebble. It had such a wonderful UI.
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by yreg 2y ago
I didn't expect to be almost exactly the same. > Why don't you want to talk about Jonathan Z.? > I’d be happy to talk about Jonathan Z.! I don’t know who he is yet—there are lots of Jonathans out there! > I mean mr. Zittr
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by yreg 2y ago
OP, you are not the author, right? Do you know them? It seems like they might be interested in the comments here, unless the article is ancient.
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by yreg 2y ago
At first I thought this is unnecessary name-calling, but apparently Linus has also made the same joke: > "I'm an egotistical bastard, and I name all my projects after myself. First Linux, now git."
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by yreg 2y ago
Let's say you are right. What would be a reason for pressing ctrl+c instead of letting the command go through in your example? The delay is intended to let you abort execution of an autocorrected command, but without reading the output

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