angry_moose

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by angry_moose 1y ago
Those are just page after page of embedded YouTube videos. It's doubtful that's a meaningful difference under this bill.
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Violife is probably the best for shredded (mozzarella/cheddar) but its still not great. I really like Field Roast Chao slices for things like burgers or sandwiches.
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Because after 8 years the idea of eating meat has no remaining appeal and is switching more to mild revulsion. Why would I order a substitute that is a close copy of that? I'll still get them if there's literally no other vegetari
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by angry_moose 1y ago
I've been vegetarian for about 8 years and won't buy them and try to avoid them in restaurants because they're too meat-like. Unfortunately they've made good non-fake meat vegetarian burgers (black bean, wild rice, etc)
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Might be thinking of Google Buzz (hey, remember Buzz!?). Google+ was a few years later (2011)
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by angry_moose 1y ago
I still kinda wonder if they saw the success of the invite system for gmail (I remember a lot of late nights begging for an invite on various forums) and thought that it would work again. The critical difference is gmail still worked just f
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by angry_moose 1y ago
I loved Wave. It came out my senior year of college; and for one class all four of us on a group project managed to snag it and it was amazing. Unfortunately, for every other class, the Wave signups were so rationed that it was impossible t
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by angry_moose 1y ago
I feel like you need to make sure the rental side is the first thing people see. My initial reaction at being dumped on the "Explore" section was "this is just a spammy pinterest style link aggregator thing".
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Tool libraries are starting to take off. Ours is $35/quarter and gives you free access to their full library: https://mtl.myturn.com/library/inventory/browse
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by angry_moose 1y ago
It might be part of the feedback loop, but from my experience it always starts at the company level. I think I've been under a pay freeze for 4 of the last 6 years, and a capped 2% raise one of the others. No matter how much effort I p
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by angry_moose 1y ago
I don't see any reason its not theoretically possible but I doubt it would be that beneficial. You'd have to map the results back onto the traditional model which has overhead; and using shaky results as a precondition is going to
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by angry_moose 1y ago
I've been "lucky" enough to get to trial some AI FEM-like structural solvers. At best, they're sortof ok for linear, small deformation problems. The kind of models where we could get an exact solution in ~5 minutes vs a
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Definitely working off an incomplete data set from wikidata. According to the wikidata, there are no articles for the United States in whatever languages VEP, GUR, and UR are, but: https://vep.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerika
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by angry_moose 1y ago
I like Babbel a lot for reading/writing/listening but their speaking is a little weak. It's there but I find it pretty flaky - either so permissive it'll accept just about any sound you make, or so buggy it won't ac
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Duolingo is little better than a gacha game these days. It wasn't bad early on but its nearly unusable these days. I like Babbel a lot for early levels - its gotten me back to a rough-B2 German level. I was probably approaching C1 in c
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Almost certainly going to get killed by DOGE though: https://www.businessinsider.com/irs-direct-file-doge-treasur...
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Worth noting the 10 year are spiking again today and are currently at a higher level than Wednesday: https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/bond/tmubmusd10y?count... (though they have started recovering some since
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by angry_moose 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Antonio_Spurs
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by angry_moose 1y ago
"Ladel" isn't actually in the dictionary: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ladel https://www.dictionary.com/browse/ladel https://www.collinsdictionary.com/
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by angry_moose 1y ago
Interesting. Any suggestions? I've looked in the past and didn't have much luck.
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by angry_moose 1y ago
A few pieces of feedback from me: 1) Keyboard input would be really nice, especially playing on desktop 2) A "give up" button instead of a 5 minute timeout would be appreciated 3) It might be more fun/challenging if you don&#
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by angry_moose 1y ago
As they're the name of US professional sports teams, that's the official name of the teams. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlanta_Hawks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit_Lions h
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by angry_moose 1y ago
It cuts both ways. Cryptic Crosswords are almost impenetrable from the US as they're so deep in UK specific words, spellings, and trivia.
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by angry_moose 1y ago
The place I most notice it is the Hugo nominations. Pre-2010 its almost exclusively a White Male author club. 2010-2016 seemed to be a fairly decent balance. 2017 and later there's basically been no White Males. Scalzi seems to be &quo
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by angry_moose 1y ago
It is if its manufacturing technology. Knowing what something is/how it works is a lot different than knowing how to make it.
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by angry_moose 2y ago
Nice! I don't have time to do a full solve but I got the first few digits. That plays significantly better to me.
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by angry_moose 2y ago
I think it would, though there is a risk it'd be too cluttered visibly. But it does add the option of printing which is nice. Looking at your example puzzle with all lines visible; the 8742 line in the top right and 896 in the bottom r
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by angry_moose 2y ago
It's an interesting idea but I really don't like it. The runs not being visible makes it a really unsatisfying experience - you just kindof click around hoping that a cell is part of a long run (and therefore more constrained). Mo
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by angry_moose 2y ago
Yeah, there are quite a few RedLetterMedia videos that are no longer available because the director copyright strike'd them to death.
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by angry_moose 2y ago
Oh damnit. I actually like current Digg. Doesn't nearly have the reach it used to, but its definitely in my "scan once a day list" for a couple interesting articles. > Digg founder Kevin Rose has teamed up with former riva

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