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Hard disagree: I understand it's maybe a bit of an uphill battle to support a software stack that the OS/hardware vendor itself doesn't support, but: 1. telegram/whatsapp do, so it…

Yeah, i'm thinking of getting a oneplus 6 since it's kind of the best supported by pmOS, and I can also just install some privacy friendly android rom in the meantime.

I recall already having to use an iphone 6 instead of an iphone 4 to be able to use signal at all a few years ago. Now I got a banner telling me that support will be dropped in mid…

I'm taking the VEG 1 supplements ( https://www.vegansociety.com/shop/veg-1-supplements ) as I believe they essentially cover everything I need to worry about on that front (I hope …

I'm confused too: my intuiton/understanding would be that: * The total energy use would be lowered. * The energy use of the neighbors would be somewhat higher.

Good to know, it might be me putting such thought in his mouth then!

Sorry, I didn't mean English more than British (the distinction being a bit too subtle for me to make). It's "par for the course" I guess for a national broadcaster, but: * That do…

One thing I am slightly wary about after listening to quite a few episodes is Melvyn Braggs seems to be a bit too patriotic oftentimes. It's nothing really obvious, but you hear a …

The faq helped, thanks! So, an example of typical use would be, say, as the internal ledger for a company like (transfer)wise, with lots of money moving around between accounts? Bu…

It's hard to understand what tigerbeetle is about. Can anyone ELI5 it for me? As far as I can tell, it's some kind of a library/system geared at distributed transactions? But is it…

How tied are those two books to python? If very much, are there books covering the same content with a different programming language?

Can you expand on that last advice?

What course was that? Any chance it's publicly accessible?

> and have a lower environmental impact than small towns Can you expand on that (or link to more) ?

There is an episode of 'In our time' more or less discussing this: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00vrx8g

In my opinion, having it baked it into a language you use allows a sort of internalization of the concept by practice/use. You don't just get the idea, but get a feel for it.

Is your claim still true when air filters are installed in the chimney?

I don't have a strong opinion on the subject, but I believe/hope it should be possible to be accessible and entertaining while still being academically "acceptable" in terms of ref…

It's a question I share, so I'm happy to see answers popping up. As for my personal experience, I've read parts of "Philosophy before the Greeks. The Pursuit of Truth in Ancient Ba…

As far as I understand, Ian Morris's books are not taken very seriously in the academic world. I've read the first part of /Why the West rules/ and must admit that it reads a bit l…

what company is that?

I would guess that the difference native/foreign is simply due to the way language is learned: for native speakers, it's first and mostly orally. This doesn't explain a later appea…

Are you sure your timeline is correct? Assyria as an empire is closer to -1400 to -700, with the dominant part coming after -1000. Similarly, there was no "Mesopotamian empire" in …

You're right! Here is some more context: * Bachelor in CS, and I kept an interest in computing/programming languages, although I don't have much to show for it. I do have some scie…

Thanks! Interesting, I didn't know about this side of blockchain.