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by kenty 9d ago
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by kenty 3mo ago
I hate to say it but good riddance! OK to keep as a classic icon for everything on the road but definitely not something that I would want to continue being popular.
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by kenty 4mo ago
This is beautiful.
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by kenty 4mo ago
I don't doubt the historical usage but try deploying a Matlab program, The licensing terms and the hassle of the whole runtime are horrible and I'm not aware of any algorithm or location which could not be with reasonable ease imp
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by kenty 4mo ago
Stack Overflow with all of its shortcomings was a marvel of the internet at it's peak. People especially in early were chasing karma and anything you asked, you were sure to get some answer. Not always right but some answer. While for
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by kenty 4mo ago
Amazing impact that person had. Although MATLAB probably kind of outdated these days as anything can be accomplished in Julia and Py and I remember deploying that software being deliberately made difficult by this being shareware. When I st
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by kenty 5mo ago
Good article but sorry but it should not be normalized that you have to have an iPhone to join a social network. Something clearly wrong there.
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by kenty 5mo ago
where do you get the bacteria/ yeast from?
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by kenty 5mo ago
Thank you. I was a little bit disappointed that these more sinister parts were occluded but I guess that is to be expected after all, the dairy industry spends insane amounts of money to keep us gaslighted. Just ask somebody if cows give mi
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by kenty 7mo ago
It's indeed pretty interesting how our society has normalized being. what I would say is antisocial by the norms of previous generations in the form of the gen z stare. Funnilly I remember a situation where I got a job offer from someb
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by kenty 7mo ago
Dietary fiber is clearly off charts for OP.
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by kenty 7mo ago
This seems clickbait? Gemini answers: Method,Logistical Requirement Automatic/Tunnel,The vehicle must be present to be processed through the brushes or jets. Self-Service Bay,The vehicle must be driven into the bay to access the high-p
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by kenty 8mo ago
Thanks for the thorough explanation, that, indeed, is a level of nuance that's hard for me to spot. Interestingly, "absolutely right" is very common in German: "du hast natürlich absolut Recht" is something which I
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by kenty 8mo ago
> it's common for people to be bad at a second language Non-native speaker here: huh, is "you are absolutely right" wrong somehow? I.e., are you a bad english speaker for using it? Fully agree (I guess "fully agree&qu
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by kenty 8mo ago
I use dark mode unless there is glare coming in. So on foggy or rainy days - dark mode all day. On sunny days - light mode. At night - dark mode.
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by kenty 8mo ago
Just use dark reader, it works extremely well here.
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by kenty 8mo ago
It is clear that Alphabet is his baby and neither he not Larry ever fully left. He is still in his 50s so maybe just too young to play golf and chill on superyachts all day. While him being a billionaire makes any lesson derived have to hav
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by kenty 9mo ago
This is exactly my thoughts. If you are reading this, author, please either make the snowflakes less distracting or toggleable. They are a pain on mobile.
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by kenty 9mo ago
Will remember it for the next article to run some more empirical number crunching, thank you! This was more of a rationalist view on things and focussing on Zurich only.
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by kenty 9mo ago
Yes. Thanks for pointing this out. I was hesitant to keep it in the article too as it's a bit too much of a simplification since I pool in different actors like Baugenossenschaften, the city and e.g., pension funds together. Further an
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by kenty 9mo ago
Megacities are obviously a different beast. Interestingly though, as far as I know, Moscow is heavily expanding into/incorporating/eating up the neighboring towns, expanding borders and building metro stations instead of mainly do
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Verdichtung(alexeygy.github.io)
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by kenty 2y ago
Came here just to write the same. I've squandered to find an explanation because I absolutely enjoy the subject. Perhaps it's because I'm not a native speaker and generally have non-native speakers around so I don't unde
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by kenty 4y ago
I think we work at the same little company. Tbh, we are already kind of at 5., some divisions are getting shut down and people have n months to find a new team. It's a game of musical chairs. While others find him inconsiderate, I appr
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by kenty 5y ago
I can't prove this part which is why I've explicitly stated the assumption.
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by kenty 5y ago
It seems all but impossible to fully "ban" second hand smoke: * how do you prove it? * how do you measure the amount in case you've proven it? It seems such a minor individual offense that courts would hardly accept cases.
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by kenty 5y ago
In general, two wrongs don't make a right. Additionally for the given example: orange juice contains as much sugar as redbull, a cup of coffee as much (or even more, depending on the type) caffeine and the rest (Taurin, etc...) probabl
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by kenty 5y ago
I think this depends on whether or not you agree on the premise: less smoking ads -> less smoking Assuming you accept this premise, this legislation leads to a reduction in smoking which leads to a reduction in second-hand smoke. It foll
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by kenty 5y ago
Very happy to see this pass. It's idiotic that kids, while going to school, can be exposed to multiple tobacco ads that make tobacco appear as "cool" and "hip" and "desirable". These ads obviously work or
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by kenty 5y ago
Thanks for this reply! I did not know this fact and the new info made me go down the rabbit hole of Brutalism vs Bauhaus. Very much appreciated. Comments like this make me love HN!

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