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qurashee

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    Comment #46901587

    Are you referring to the kroneckerwallis one ?

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    Comment #45839476

    In my childhood in Greece, stinging nettle pie (τσουκνιδόπιτα), a dish much like spinach pie, was a traditional recipe often prepared by grandmothers. Today, younger generations ma…

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    Comment #45479870

    I recently had a similar experience with Amazon. I bought a pair of AirPods but didn’t like them, so I returned them the next day. Amazon confirmed they’d received the package, but…

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    Comment #44732028

    Indeed, that's what khanmigo is using, and they were involved in testing chatgpt before it was released for that purpose, to test/try/improve chatgpt as a tutor (that performs fact…

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    Comment #44415602

    I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Microsoft's research towards "replacing" tape storage in the future. Have a look at Project Silica. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/proj…

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    Comment #42709361

    Indeed I was thinking about private use only.

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    Comment #42709043

    This looks incredible! I’ve had an idea simmering in the back of my mind for a while now: creating an audiobook from an ebook for my commute using the voice of a specific audiobook…

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    Comment #42562811

    From the creator of reicast. Skmp is such a legend in the DC community.

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    Comment #42406646

    Send it to Lance Hedrick I'm sure he will make useful suggestions.

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    Comment #42339798

    Not a good sample but I've lived in three European countries with my kids and I've never come across them before.

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    Comment #42049546

    LHA(lzh/lharc) was also a cool replacement at some point, especially since it was just one binary for both compressing and decompressing.

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    Comment #41309599

    "The only limit is your imagination" is a direct reference to zombo.com for me

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    Comment #39330660

    Obligatory reference to the movie https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0164961/

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    Comment #39024115

    Twenty-three years ago, during my daily trips to the university campus, I had the exact same idea. However, I became distracted by calculating the position of the sun and delved in…

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    Comment #38831987

    This reminded me of adaptive comparative judgement. I'd be interested in your algorithm on how you decide how to pair up items.

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    Comment #34953974

    Your post really brought back memories of softice and w32dasm. Incidentally one of the websites from that era (gamecopyworld) is still alive! Mind blown.

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    Comment #34322834

    What is more interesting to me is that ChatGPT chose Sherlock himself as the narrator, while out of the 60 stories, only 4 are narrated by Sherlock.

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    Comment #33813328

    Why don't they setup https://ruffle.rs/ on their website? I've managed to rescue a website using it and seems to work pretty much with all modern browsers.

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    Comment #32055536

    I'm more interested in the algorithm behind the pairing. I wonder if it's randomly pairing colours or using something similar to adaptive comparative judgement.

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    Comment #31651150

    United Kingdom is one.

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    Comment #31299868

    Here you are https://we.tl/t-ZTuByGWJrr

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    Comment #30370471

    First time I've seen ryg/farbrausch not talking about the demosecene :) Great post!

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    Comment #29526139

    That's really interesting. In Greece Carolina (Καρολίνα) is the name of a type of rice, but I had never realised it's named after a brand as there's no Carolina brand in the Greek …

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    Comment #27825971

    Upon reading this article I thought I should check the fate of one of my favourite astronomy software (SkyMap). Looks like it had the same fate last year, Chris Marriott (the sole …