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Comment #48937121
Magnesium absolutely helps, and with our modern farmed diet, most people are deficient. It it part of over 300 chemical reactions in the body. I've also been seeing a lot of commen…
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Comment #45609577
I've read the Bobiverse series too :-). Maybe the question then is, do intelligent species have the will to invest the capital and labor required when there is no payoff in those d…
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Comment #45605792
I wonder if the "generational problem" is a potential reason for the Fermi Paradox. If it is extremely difficult for a species to expend resources on multi-generational projects, t…
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Comment #45416294
And when it's offered for free once, it's then a race to the bottom. People in general don't understand the value of curation nor quality, especially when it comes to information. …
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Comment #45337121
No, it's not in the text at the original link, however, yes, there is a link to the full article in the blurb with the how: https://www.nationhoodlab.org/the-american-nations-regio…
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Comment #45171791
We started with a Betamax player. I think one underappreciated reason for VHS's win was that you could put a movie on one VHS tape, whereas the Betamax required two (at least at th…
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Comment #44816719
http://archive.today/tq9Vw
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Comment #44813406
Out of the box Linux Mint, Debian or Fedora Gnome or KDE is similarly "just works". A lot has changed since 2007 Linux.
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Comment #44409485
And you couldn't fit a whole movie on a single Betamax tape. That alone was a reason for VHS's acendancy.
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Comment #44183028
> the entire Amiga hardware and operating system was written to make assembly coding convenient I am curious what specific examples do you have of the HW and OS being made/written …
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Comment #43546537
Is it just me who 15 years ago laughed at the first big April Fools jokes by companies online, but now just cringes when I see headlines like this?
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Comment #43019577
It's more common than you think, and it's called "terminal lucidity": https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/symptoms/terminal-luci...
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Comment #42795868
I pay for kagi.com and they seem to be fighting that battle. I also frequent their "small web" ( https://blog.kagi.com/small-web ) initiative.
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Comment #42787054
because the crypto bros love him
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Comment #42784257
At least for ^ I was always told that the ADM3a terminal keyboard had a HOME key with ~ and ^ on it, which is why ~ means "home directory", and ^ means "home of the line".
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Comment #42769965
Where do left-tech activists tend to hang out? I would be interested in joining...
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Comment #42597632
I did much the same thing (and much more) 10 years ago. I used a RPi as well as a Canon point-and-shot out my window. My pics were 1 per minute. Here is a link to the keogram secti…
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Comment #42442062
That's a great concept. That was part of the premise of Smalltalk and Oberon, for example. How are you extending Lua to accomplish that goal?
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Comment #42216656
Thank you! This is wonderful.
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Comment #42213944
Do you have any texts/websites/papers that would allow one (me) to learn about "deeply rudimentary Lisp" and how to create one? I am especially interested in learning why 4 general…
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Comment #42007779
Ohhhh... I didn't know you could blacklist, thanks!
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Comment #42002081
The shepherd.com link is the second one that shows up on Kagi, after a Quora link: https://kagi.com/search?q=best+books+on+Battle+of+Midway
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Comment #41811679
The same could be said of the ARM Cortex-M0+.