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by 11Spades 9mo ago
Studies of larger populations yield more typical results. Consequently, studies of smaller populations yield more extreme results. That's not to say that these results might not be significant -- what you propose may be the case -- but
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by 11Spades 1y ago
It's hilarious to see the old joke actually playing out in real life. Kudos! On a meta note; would you consider adding a left margin to your site? Reading from the very edge of my screen feels somewhat strange.
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by 11Spades 2y ago
Maybe I just didn't read carefully enough, but I'm having a hard time understanding what the sensors are actually meant to detect. Is this a foundational technology for a suite of different sensors, or just used for heart-rate mon
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by 11Spades 2y ago
Not only is this unnecessarily rude, it is also not the case, as noted by a comment posted almost three hours before this one.
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by 11Spades 3y ago
Not to be confused with Deluge, the BitTorrent client :P
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by 11Spades 3y ago
I very much want the thesis of this article to hold true, but I have to wonder if the causal relationship in the article is reversed in reality. A quick skim didn't reveal anything, but is there any evidence against higher earners bein
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by 11Spades 3y ago
I use FreeBSD on my home server and love it. I'd daily-drive it too, if it had better WiFi support out of the box.
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by 11Spades 3y ago
Anecdotal, but I've been using the doas in Arch's repository since switching to it. So far, I haven't come across anything that requires sudo instead of doas.
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by 11Spades 3y ago
I think the addition of new pieces was incredibly clever. When I started playing, I first just tried to play like it was regular Tetris on the furthest side of the board -- a strategy that was quickly foiled. The implementation of an extra