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Comment #48159005
Or maybe, just maybe, abusing even pure, pharma-grade meth causes schizophrenia.
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Comment #45234553
2G of ram at build is not that outrageous, however yes, with composer2 (released like 7 years ago?) it uses less ram. Also the frameworks got less bloated and more modular
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Comment #43501941
They receive less solar radiation, but still some. They both have great conditions for offshore wind. Also all for nuclear, but decentralized renewables are great.
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Comment #43321159
(Maybe it’s because tea is better than coffee?) Coffee contains several ingredients that act as opioid receptor antagonists, which can be unpleasant (as in "reverse the pleasant / …
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Comment #42305732
Another favourite after „I have toyota corola” emails to curl maintainer
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Comment #40854207
A better way for suboptimal workflow to begin with („multitasking” on branches)?
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Comment #40627165
Wait, people regularly just don’t hear it?
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Comment #39999605
Obviously I had to try black metal version: https://suno.com/song/e00db515-6244-4197-ab71-c8f0555aaba4
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Comment #38790818
Small production batches are absolutely required for high quality (see Toyota, TQM)
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Comment #38561332
I got to top 10% of Trackmania players (extremely competitive) just by watching Wirtual’s streams. Couple of advices (and learning to implement them) were worth more than hours of …
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Comment #38549674
The tradeoff seems to be „ability to deploy working software without reliance on single central authority”. You may get rid of several smaller bottlenecks this way, introducing an …
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Comment #35912536
Word for today: bicycle.
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Comment #35370605
Thank you for verbalising the issue, overconfidence was the risk I was seeing all along. Widely accepted, shamelessly overconfident, bus still potentially gibberish generator.
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Comment #34804120
Do you use it through an app, or web browser? I had the same situation. Always from safari on iOS.
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Comment #34804049
I also got locked out because of „suspicious activity” (browsing fb through mobile browser on ios). Twice. The first time around I got unbanned after several days, sending them my …
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Comment #34731954
Ha! Classic Theory of Constraints: most constraints come from rules that used to accomodate for some limitations. Most of those limitations are long gone, but we’ve come to not que…
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Comment #34125809
Well, it looks worse than I thought: https://insideevs.com/news/452464/tesla-model-y-heat-pump-sy... With home air-to-air heat pumps I took COP of 2-3 as a base for heating, it see…
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Comment #34121740
Luckily the engines still generate plenty of heat and EVs use modern heat pumps.
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Comment #34071673
I use it with Working Copy git client, nice and properly nerdy setup. There are nice ready-made guides for this combo.
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Comment #34056077
Re-read „It’s Not Luck” by Elijahu Goldratt; maybe it’s not „epiphany”, but very good instruction on tackling seemingly „impossible” projects.
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Comment #33586263
Some bodybuilders advocate not lowering e unless your boobs start to grow ;) better on the mood, joints, skin etc.
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Comment #33583169
Imagine a person that started serious strength conditioning at 40. He will be much stronger at 50 than average 18 yo football player if he „follows the program” ;) yes, it does acc…
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Comment #33583145
Balanced but defined by your genes. My natural balance may be higher in estrogen and DHT for example, than someone else’s. My receptors can be more or less sensitive to some hormon…
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Comment #33300473
May _or may not_ drive away depression. In my case it helped to exploit myself more than I thought is possible. Which eventually turned out ok, but took a few hard years of burnout…
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Comment #33232941
I disagree so much with discarding unit tests, if you’re not dead sure of the base units, then you have a combinatoric explosion down the road. How do you even design code without …