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    Comment #26192583

    Looking at the photos, I can imagine it is even rotating. Ok-ok, it is near the axle, but you do not see racing bikes with huge internally geared hubs neither, so...

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    Comment #25821825

    > Using extension modules is just a time-tested, highly organized, modular, robust design pattern. I really don't get this. I'am fully on the side that limitations may increase des…

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    Comment #25185360

    Another, but much cheaper trick is to always leave the alarm on: then you have around 10 seconds of chance every morning to find it, if not - then better luck next day!

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    Comment #25135198

    Yes. But economics is different for local and remote work: Like it is natural to pay the same price for something we both order from China, and in the same time it is also complete…

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    Comment #24933268

    Based on more mature codebase. /When I tried Clickhouse, I managed to segfault it with NULL pointer dereference error. Ok it is anecdotal, and maybe I just had bad luck, same could…

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    Comment #24647406

    I use tabbed for Alacritty, it works in any WM. https://tools.suckless.org/tabbed/

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    Comment #24330500

    I actually liked the mixed language approach (keywords/library functions in english, my stuff localized) when I've learned programming (and did not speak english well): Even then, …

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    Comment #24185926

    So is it a joke on "Gilbert Ryle: The Concept of Mind" ? But it just reiterates his first example using breakfast instead of university ... 'The first example is of a visitor to Ox…

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    Comment #24013542

    > an (loosely) inverse relationship between physical attractiveness and intelligence https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkson%27s_paradox 1. certain (genetic) diseases lowers both int…

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    Comment #23943759

    "Opposition parties are so inept: they could not even operate corruption." (Do not know if it is original or some old joke: I have heard it from hungarian stand-up comedian Tibor B…

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    Comment #23915601

    > Who invents the rules Anywho is: they could be someone with states of mind, bending over endless amount of paper, paging, writing and deleting symbols on them with their pencil f…

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    Comment #23905204

    > I called water a "mild" solvent because it's not so reactive as to instantly destroy everything in its path. Ok. But I guess the proper common terminology would be "corrosives" f…

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    Comment #23904348

    > Water is ... a mild solvent I remember, when I was a child I asked my parents (both are chemists), about what the most powerful solvent is. To my suprise they answered: water. Wo…

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    Comment #23496029

    https://boardgamegeek.com/abstracts/browse/boardgame I play patchwork and Azul regularly and like them.

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    Comment #23456009

    To show a positive example, without word redefinitions: IMHO western society largely managed to end prejudice against left-handiness, while keeping the word "right". (And this "lef…

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    Comment #23438653

    I like "tabbed". Traditionally I use terminal tabs on local machines, and tmux on remote. (tmux in tmux is just too much tmux for me) After I've changed to alacritty, which does no…

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    Comment #23438584

    It happens me every day: I just start to type while still in command mode, and then have to press "u" a couple of times. (But ok, thats maybe just me - thought this is a common exp…

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    Comment #23437027

    The only thing what makes modal editing bearable (from UX PoV) is the unlimited undo. e.g. Would anyone take a plane that has modal cockpit buttons?

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    Comment #23292048

    IANAL but I recall some vauge memories that Datomic was to be modifed, to provide real physical deletion according to the GDPR reqs...

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    Comment #22791596

    Italy has hordes of feral cats so does Spain. I would be interested to see now a feral cat/capita - Covid-19 growth rate chart.

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    Comment #22556596

    Its a bad logic anywaz: old people are the base voters for many populist ruling party in Europe

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    Comment #22369528

    Has already been done in the Polgar family, e.g.: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judit_Polg%C3%A1r The article has some quotations about Judits opinion: "I always say that women sho…

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    Comment #22337315

    Haskell has dataflow support too (just to mention a better known language), but not sure how popular this compared to all the other concurrency libraries Haskell provides. https://…

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    Comment #22276933

    Doesn't mt76* count? It is in since 4.19. http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1808.0/04276.html I know, because I've immediately bought an usb wifi dongle for my desktop with…

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    Comment #22270328

    Just skimmed over, but this is only about the oil droplets experiment - which would have been a great macroscopic model/demonstration of pilot wave theory. If it fails the double s…