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Comment #34170699
I read this out to my girlfriend (as well as a few other responses of yours in this thread) and had to ask for clarification on a lot of the terminology (roots, tack, gore - ha, ne…
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Comment #34164940
My girlfriend and her sister started a bra and underwear company together: https://tizzandtonic.com/ They have found the bra part of it to be especially difficult because of how ha…
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Comment #27496077
Sway isn't written in Rust, all C as far as I know. It's really great though! Highly recommend it if you're looking for a minimalistic and very practical window manager.
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Comment #27274710
Nix shell does this! https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Development_environment_with_nix-she...
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Comment #26765106
MySQL 8.0 actually added support for functional indexes, but I found out the hard way that they don't work the same way as indexing generated columns. For me the biggest issue were…
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Comment #22281167
I personally like that Lex asks things like that. He has a pretty unique style which sometimes gets you some philosophical questions, but he also doesn't take things too seriously,…
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Comment #21796182
I think you must have missed it because the author mentions several times that it is more important to evaluate the individual. Here: > First and foremost, I think this requires a …
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Comment #21033960
Thanks for the book recommendation and the link. From the Wikipedia article: > German also lacks an informal language register Can someone provide more insight into what this refer…
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Comment #20993488
I like this idea a lot! It would also be neat to just distribute the material from certain core subjects like history across several other courses. So in history you're learning ab…
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Comment #20850995
Also do a lot of journaling with VimWiki. Works well https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
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Comment #20703362
Is the issue in Canada similar to what the sibling describes in Australia - insufficient recycling infrastructure?
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Comment #20512805
Haskell is definitely another language that comes to mind when discussing research and innovation
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Comment #20510803
20 days is the legal minimum in Germany. I think a lot of other countries have similar rules. It's kind of sad that in the US and Canada, 4 weeks vacation is special, and 2 weeks v…
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Comment #20402931
Here's a quite good (but simplified) explanatory video: https://youtu.be/Ja4oMFOoK50 This one contains more real examples of them ballooning: https://youtu.be/VDL9VxLqdvw
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Comment #20323555
Thank you! That's good to know. Maybe I'll give them another shot
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Comment #20316786
I have two keyboards from KBParadise from 2016 with the Matias QC switches. I really like them both, but they've had intermittent (but sometimes very severe) key chatter issues. It…
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Comment #20194552
They are hiring for several technical and non-technical positions, e.g. Software Eng both Full Stack and Robotics, Mech Eng, Electrical Eng, Accountant, Talent Aquisition, etc. If …
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Comment #20144721
I previously tried configuration management using various techniques. First the plain home git repo, then rcm [1], then briefly stow. What I found, is that while these systems all …
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Comment #20017665
It does have an app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.mnemosyne I can't comment on the feature differences but the community is much much smaller so I wouldn't be …
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Comment #20016265
Do you or anyone else have a perspective on how mnemosyne compares in this aspect? https://github.com/mnemosyne-proj/mnemosyne
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Comment #19734784
Really entertaining! For whatever reason the writing style made me think of this classic: https://www.cs.utah.edu/~gback/awfgrmlg.html
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Comment #19538665
Great explanation, thank you :-)
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Comment #19528551
The use of "Umwelt" seems a bit forced to me. I speak German and don't think the meaning is different from just saying "environment". Is this a standard term in the environmental s…
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Comment #19475038
Wouldn't they have then spelled it as you've written it and not halfway between? Seems to be a typo to me
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Comment #19469651
That quote was used in the article! I guess you missed it: > If you’ve ever heard the aphorism about “ten years of experience or the same year of experience ten times,” the Expert …