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by zwirbl 4y ago
After looking it up on Wikipedia and seeing the various notations used (most of which are awful IMO) I get the hate on long division, though I never felt anything like that. It may be because it is familiar to me, but the notation I learned
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by zwirbl 4y ago
You could also use the generated electricity for something more useful
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by zwirbl 4y ago
No wonder the Catholic church is losing members at an unprecedented rate
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by zwirbl 4y ago
This is viewing a common problem through the eyes of the super wealthy. > And then move to Texas for the cap on child support orders I'd rather stay single than move to Texas because of a possible divorce. This is possibly the weird
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by zwirbl 4y ago
If that's your outlook on marriage you shouldn't marry in the first place, divorce laws or not, as it is a long term commitment with, of course, risks involved. > In most countries you are exposed to this risk even if you don&#
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by zwirbl 4y ago
So it's "the only path" if in a relationship, with the alternatives being living in sin or not having a relationship. That is really very traditional Catholicism
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by zwirbl 4y ago
What's bad about divorce laws? People's view on divorce and divorce laws of the past seems to be much more awful
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by zwirbl 4y ago
> That is literally the traditional view of the Catholic Church on marriage Can you elaborate on that? Living as an unmarried couple is not very catholic AFAICT, and when not in a relationship, how should you marry?
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The Ends of Education(antipope.org)
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by zwirbl 4y ago
In the scenario they tested, which is full throughput and low and behold, basic physics hasn't changed
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by zwirbl 4y ago
It wasn't meant to stream audio, but it will. The LE Audio standard is already released, dev HW available and the upcoming Android 13 has support integrated. The marketing push is going strong right now, especially for the broadcast va
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by zwirbl 4y ago
Why mention what the author identifies with on Twitter? Is that even remotely relevant? What if Donald Knuth self-identified as a sparkly little electricist?
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by zwirbl 4y ago
But it's not even an essay, isn't it? I found the style in the historic context refreshing, but I wouldn't want to read a history book written this way
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by zwirbl 4y ago
Which ignores that it is 4$ per prototype and it works for longer than 1 week already
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by zwirbl 4y ago
I think the font size is perfect, but I take offense to the font used for headings
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by zwirbl 4y ago
To expand on that, there is a pretty accessible free book covering LE Audio available here https://www.bluetooth.com/bluetooth-resources/le-audio-book/...
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by zwirbl 4y ago
I don't think you looked all that hard, as this is central in the book "Introducing Bluetooth LE Audio" available for free here https://www.bluetooth.com/bluetooth-resources/le-audio-book/... LE Aud
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by zwirbl 4y ago
That's because there is no profile for that, as per the spec the hands free profile only supports Mono This changes with LE Audio (spec released in March iirc) which is much more channel oriented (e.g. 2 channels stereo playback + 2 mo
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by zwirbl 4y ago
Awesome, first time I see a lmd link here on HN. I guess I'll read that article in my paper version today
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by zwirbl 4y ago
Look closer and you'll see that the US is both at the same time. That's just one of the societal faultlines that's getting stressed with increasing media polarization
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by zwirbl 4y ago
Is it the ritual making it fun with other people? I think I'd prefer some black tea or coffee over boba
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by zwirbl 4y ago
From a strictly physical health perspective this is surely true, from a social and psychological angle it's not as black and white
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by zwirbl 4y ago
How else would they do muzzle fire?
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by zwirbl 4y ago
> Sort of what happened to the civilizations in the Amazonas basin in the 16th century. Got any good sources on that? Sounds very interesting
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by zwirbl 4y ago
Why did they join the EU in the first place then? Was it for the money and having some entity to blame for domestic policy failures? The last point is what politicians here in Austria like to do
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by zwirbl 4y ago
That's a really creative way to spin a majority "remain" vote into a "leave" narrative
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by zwirbl 4y ago
> Are you saying there is a corruption issue right now? If you have followed Hungary's trajectory under Orban it is pretty obvious that there are corruption issues. Not that Hungary is the only country affected, it's just the m
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by zwirbl 4y ago
It's time they did, I'm sick of seeing my home countries (and other EU nations) government f** over the rest to push some agenda. Make it a 2/3 majority and the EU is forced to find a realistic compromise instead of an unreal
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by zwirbl 4y ago
> What I value about current EU is precisely that it cannot just squash dissent by force, even from a single country. And this often means that the EU can't get anything done on an EU wide level
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by zwirbl 4y ago
Paywall, the article is quite long

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