limbero

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by limbero 3mo ago
You're correct, but only for fertilized eggs. Unfertilized eggs are single cells.
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by limbero 3mo ago
Nitpick maybe, but I don't think oocytes are the largest cells, it pretty much has to be some sort of neuron. A sensory neuron for eg. someplace in the foot will be almost as long as the person is tall, and even if the neuron is extrem
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by limbero 4mo ago
No, the "quote" (more like anonymous anecdote) is quite literally about blood running in the streets presenting an opportunity to buy assets at reduced cost.
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by limbero 5mo ago
I did the " Separated by a Common Flame" puzzle (you're doing something funky with copy/paste so I had to right click to copy the title and all the clues). It's fun, but I have some pointers. 1. Try to follow NYT&#x
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by limbero 5mo ago
Turns out it is exactly that, the OP's post has an update from them: > Thank you for your comments. We just wanted to confirm that all Moleskine notebook covers are created by our designers, while AI was used to enhance the backgrou
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by limbero 5mo ago
Cool, throughout this entire read I was thinking "I'm gonna save this, it reads a lot like dynomight". And then at the end it turns out it was dynomight all along. I guess I should read headers more carefully.
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by limbero 5mo ago
Sorry, but you seem to be implying that European public owned media outlets are not normally to be trusted. Why? I started out writing a list of European countries with high quality public broadcasters, but the comment started looking silly
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by limbero 5mo ago
Seems to be true-ish: > "The $27,000 wasn't decisive, but it was an omen that things would get better," Smith said about the gamble > After his blackjack win, Smith was able to raise another $11 million, the magazine re
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by limbero 8mo ago
Agreed, broadly I use the same apps, and they either stagnated or got worse like the author mentions. And it kind of says a lot that the stagnated apps are the ones I like most.
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by limbero 11mo ago
Isn't this an egregious headline for such a neutral article? I guess it's just clickbait, but I haven't previously found Politico to be this extreme. And the article itself describes the actual setup accurately in one of the
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by limbero 1y ago
Wow, this is both really fun and very technically impressive!
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by limbero 1y ago
Driving over + drone footage: https://youtu.be/KOVdu6dhxXU?t=197
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by limbero 1y ago
This resonates hard with me. At work I slave away under the edicts of the biome linter and I haven’t been able to articulate very well why I hate it so much. I think it comes down to your neighborhood analogy, it feels like consistency is e
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by limbero 1y ago
Thank you, that’s very kind.
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by limbero 1y ago
In a literal sense, I agree with almost everything you wrote. He does not want to directly make the claim that he believes affirmations are magically affecting reality. He aims the text at people predisposed to certain types of woo. And he
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by limbero 1y ago
> If it's possible to control your environment through your thoughts or steer your perceptions (or soul if you prefer) through other universes, I'll bet the secret to doing that is a process called "affirmations." &g
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by limbero 1y ago
This article reminds me of this excellent tongue-in-cheek piece of writing by Jonathan Zeller in McSweeney's: Calm Down—Your Phone Isn’t Listening to Your Conversations. It’s Just Tracking Everything You Type, Every App You Use, Every
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by limbero 2y ago
You put it better than I could have done myself! My post was truthful, useful for both me and the potential employers, and I know it's what linkedin is for. Objectively, I did nothing wrong. And still I was really embarrassed by it, an
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by limbero 2y ago
I did this a few years ago and the winning recipe was a shameless (i.e. deeply shameful) linkedin post where I pretty much just summarized my skillset and explained that I was looking for a senior engineer equivalent of a summer internship,
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by limbero 2y ago
> You only have to use CORS to remove restrictions: if you do nothing, maximum security is the default. This is only true if you see CORS as a tool only to prevent reading data. I personally find it to be a useful tool to prevent writes,
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by limbero 2y ago
I think it's this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_ad-supported_streaming_te...
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by limbero 2y ago
That is exactly what they are offering: I’m also delighted to say that subscribing to The Verge delivers a vastly improved ad experience — we’ll get rid of all the chumboxes and third-party programmatic ads, cut down the overall number
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by limbero 2y ago
I have a similar home-cooked tool at https://semestra.limbe.ro but ended up using Nager.Date instead, and it has better coverage for Sweden at least: https://date.nager.at/Api I liked the online-first approach s
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by limbero 2y ago
Should maybe be merged into: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41499666
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by limbero 2y ago
Sensationalized title from Griffith University's news site. The study itself may be a better link?[1] [1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-022-06749-9
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by limbero 2y ago
Seems like you could, since it has an attribute and a pseudo class to select on. document.querySelectorAll("[popover]:popover-open") should select all visible popovers. AFAIK uBlock uses regular CSS selectors.
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by limbero 2y ago
Wow, this is really cool, thanks for sharing. I've always liked the idea of a home phone, rather than personal phone, for all sorts of things that belong to the house and not me personally. This pushes it one step further, will definit
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by limbero 3y ago
The person you're talking to is mistaken, the use of Postnord is not defined in law, it's contractual. The Swedish government has a centrally negotiated contract with Postnord to do all of their deliveries, and Transportstyrelsen
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by limbero 3y ago
This article has a very naïve take on a complex issue. It does seem like not all mechanics are on strike, but also appears quite obvious that there is some number of them on strike. Not sure if the author knows much about Swedish unions and