mithras

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by mithras 3mo ago
So basically a very friendly version of the rocket equation.
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by mithras 4mo ago
I thought this one was the most interesting: ‘Hairdryer or lighter?’: French police look at claim of sensor tampering to win weather bets https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/23/hairdryer-or-l...
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by mithras 9mo ago
Playwright, so Claude can test end to end and iterate.
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by mithras 1y ago
In my experience you can get around it by having a linter rule disallowing it and using a local claude file instructing it to fix the linting issues every time it does something.
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by mithras 1y ago
I wouldn't agree, it's a big step beyond just feeling unwell. With this word I would think someone might need medical assistance.
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by mithras 1y ago
I thought Brave new world was supposed to be a dystopia.
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by mithras 2y ago
Please answer this question, the response is phrased like a yes without explicitly saying it.
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by mithras 2y ago
I'm an expat in a developing country and Binance p2p is widely used here to change USDT to the local currency and back. Haven't heard of too many issues and have used it a lot. It is very much illegal though, I'll give you th
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by mithras 2y ago
I've never seen a table with 3 players in the goalie position in my life.
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by mithras 2y ago
Except for the weird dogs. "A deepness in the sky" is the epitome for me.
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by mithras 3y ago
For Apple they could just ban iPhones from the market, that should be enough to make Apple comply.
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by mithras 3y ago
They need a critical mass to satiate their predators, otherwise all will get eaten before they can mate.
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by mithras 3y ago
I listened to the first season in 2021 and enjoyed it. Seems there is a second season now, thanks for bringing it to my attention. Would reccommend it for Dutch language speakers.
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by mithras 3y ago
Seems unlikely Iran already figured it out within two weeks of the event.
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by mithras 3y ago
My wife's niece is from Laos and works for one of these chinese scam shops in the golden triangle. She is there voluntarily because it makes 5 times more money than her best alternative. Morally repugnant of course.
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by mithras 3y ago
That's his point.
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by mithras 3y ago
I have the same thing, I feel these high income taxes force me to do repairs and home improvement myself because the converted hourly is higher than my own generous contracting rate.
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by mithras 5y ago
If you have high quality transit, you might also have "share" cars available, doesn't that come out way cheaper if you only use it so little?
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by mithras 5y ago
I think Starship could deliver a 150 metric ton bomb.
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by mithras 9y ago
Good on you, but I'm afraid that's not going to work for me with two small kids running around.
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by mithras 10y ago
The USA did the same thing in the early nineties in Laos when it started to open up.
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by mithras 11y ago
.nu is common in the Netherlands as well, it means the same thing in Dutch.
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by mithras 11y ago
Could a very strong laser potentially work for this?
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by mithras 11y ago
I have the same issue. So much FUD articles around on nutrition. Sticking to scientific studies works but it's a lot more effort.
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by mithras 11y ago
I live in a relatively poor village in Laos and have visited many villages way poorer than the one I live in and I think a big part of the reason people can stay happy and have hope on a budget of a few dollar a day is the strong sense of f
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by mithras 11y ago
Ditto, it made the situation so much sadder.
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by mithras 11y ago
Cambodia as well.
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by mithras 11y ago
Depends on whether he revoked it or not.
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by mithras 11y ago
Multiple small rotors is much less efficient than one big rotor, especially at bigger scale. So it's not economical.
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by mithras 11y ago
I would be more excited if it was open source.

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