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pb060
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Comment #48627265
I’m just being jealous, but isn’t absolute pitch relative to the current tuning standard? What happens with orchestras tuned at 442 Hz? Reading comments from people with absolute p…
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Comment #47713961
I like to flirt with new fonts every now and then but for me all roads lead to Monaco.
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Comment #46924010
Why do you consider Postgres + PostGIS out of fashion? What are people using for spatial data these days?
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Comment #46275307
I don’t have a formula, but in Italy for example it would be 24% of their profit.
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Comment #45549957
I hear you, I can write BASIC in any language.
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Comment #45343872
Not that I was expecting a global dataset, but title should be “USA Fall Foliage Map 2025“.
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Comment #45295060
To me it just looks like a world map rotated by 180 degrees. Not strange or disorienting.
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Comment #45286679
And progressive lenses. There’s still a long way to go.
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Comment #44632341
Incidentally, it’s also a demonstration that you shouldn’t use high contrast in typography. When you start the test you can clearly see the lines of text retained on your retina.
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Comment #44632277
I don’t understand why you need the animation. If you point at the green background after staring the red one for a while, you can see a whole circle of the saturated color.
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Comment #44518444
Some people are so dumb they don't know how dumb they are. Thank you for making me realize I'm one of those.
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Comment #44517952
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Comment #44135607
I had the same interpretation and in fact there's some truth in it. I recently did procreate and realized how primitive AI is compared to human beings and how long it might take fo…
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Comment #43631191
> Glad to see Echarts getting the recognition it deserves. Why is it so rarely mentioned in chart libraries comparisons? Its not even listed on the Wikipedia page for JavaScript ch…
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Comment #43561823
What I find infuriating is to see colors stripped from children’s toys and clothes, especially by Northern Europe brands. Those dull beige taupe tones might attract parents but I’m…
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Comment #43171899
> leaving only a small number of highly specialized positions available. Stupid question: how do you become a high level programmer if entry and mid level roles disappear?
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Comment #42585688
Not sure I get your point, are you saying that I should enjoy them because many people do?
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Comment #42575676
Serious question: how do you understand ABBA? Because I consider music listening a journey and songs that I dislike now might be my favorite ones in the future. But I really don’t …
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Comment #42048692
There’s also a short "Making of" documentary available on YouTube. So moving and inspiring.
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Comment #41877358
Use to do SOFA without knowing about it. Then marriage came, then children and boom, collapse of the wave function.
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Comment #41196400
80 years are not so far in time for me as I recently realized that when I was born I was closer to the end of the war than my current age. That made me feel somehow more connected …
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Comment #41185431
I believe it's something called "structural absorption", similar to what happens on birds of paradise feathers [1] [1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-017-02088-w
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Comment #41093501
I think it started with Apple when switching from OS 9 to OS X, I couldn’t explain it at the time and still feel disappointed with so much waste of expensive screen estate.
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Comment #40826114
I faced a similar problem as my wife had a chorionangioma, a placenta tumor. Or it was my son, it’s even hard to tell who had it as placenta is external to both. In the hospital wh…
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Comment #40785521
I’m not a child psychologist but I observed how my daughter became almost instinctively scared of the wolf. I think that less sanitized fairy tales can be a bridge between children…