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by saalaa 11d ago
You just opened my mind. I was absolutely convinced that Singapore did share a land border somewhere.
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by saalaa 7mo ago
To me, the actual food pyramid picture from that campaign conveys the wrong idea, to the point that it's in fact detrimental.
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by saalaa 7mo ago
And meat should be much less present too. Animal produce in general. Protein intake should come from both vegetables and meats (to the tune of 500g to 600g per person per week, as a rule of thumb).
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by saalaa 7mo ago
According to Grok, it's (probably) way more than 3x. I haven't bothered checking with reliable sources but according to Grok, the average American consumes 3.2x the required amount of proteins from animal produces alone.
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by saalaa 7mo ago
I'm a simple man, I just want these companies to pay taxes where they make money.
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by saalaa 4y ago
The real problem that needs solving and that is worth addressing is finding good recipes that you enjoy. They have to hit your taste buds right and provide the perfect level of instructions for your cooking skills and confidence. The best w
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by saalaa 4y ago
Sorry, this happens a lot to me. For the record I'm not trying to discredit Boeing. I do have issues organizing and expressing my thoughts which results in less than ideal communication.
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by saalaa 4y ago
I'm absolutely not knowledgeable on this topic so double check everything I say. I think the issue on the 737 Max was that there's been a known and studied system (called the MCAS IIRC) on Boeing planes that overrides pilot contro
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by saalaa 4y ago
The pilot said "[...] un problème de commandes de vol, l'avion a fait à peu près n'importe quoi [...]" and it translates as "[...] flight controls issue, the plane did just about whatever [...]". To add a bit m
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by saalaa 4y ago
I had not realized they were going with such an incredible number of satellites. Absolutely incredible.
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by saalaa 4y ago
It's happen to all of us frankly. Now I also keep the default shell on remote machines. I guess it's a cognitive trick where I feel uneasy at the different prompt and key bindings (I use zsh with bindkey -v locally).
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by saalaa 4y ago
It depends. I could see myself using this for niche applications such as visually marking certain terminals. When you work on multiple remote hosts, it's common practice to use different profiles to visually identify hosts. Say your lo
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by saalaa 5y ago
It doesn't look OSS to me. I haven't registered and downloaded the software from their website but I doubt it would come with any licensing or OSS mention. The marketing doesn't mention OSS either. There's at least one t
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by saalaa 5y ago
Google handles GMT and UTC but doesn't handle offsets from there and, frankly, it's understandable and I wouldn't bother either. What it does handle though is countries and their DST settings: > 9:00 UTC in Thailand
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by saalaa 5y ago
But we're way past decorators and comprehensions. I don't understand why people focus on these 2 features to fuel the debate here. Point is Python used to be a complete yet simple language with few constructs. It more or less foll
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by saalaa 5y ago
You're correct.
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by saalaa 5y ago
Funnily enough, black pepper is called Thai pepper in Thai, it being the native kind of pepper (พริกไทย).
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by saalaa 5y ago
It's 40000000 not 40000.
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by saalaa 6y ago
Precisely. So Thai culture, as we know it, would have to evolve into something else. And that's a job for the Thai people, not someone on an internet forum pointing at one aspect of it and saying that this is wrong and should be droppe
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by saalaa 6y ago
You're suggesting Thai people loose their sabai-sabai "attitude" but doing so can not come without major cultural changes since it's rooted in philisophical traits. What you're suggesting is that, essentially, Thai
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by saalaa 6y ago
Strangely enough, everybody seems to have forgotten of SEB ( https://www.sleepbot.com/ambience/broadcast/ ).
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by saalaa 6y ago
> self-flagellation specific to our year 2020 Lucky you. You might not even realize.
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by saalaa 6y ago
In my opinion it's in fact the main point but I think this is partially lost in translation, divertissement meaning more than just distraction.
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by saalaa 6y ago
> That's disingenuous. I've never purchased "more than I need" from Amazon. My guess is you've never purchased clothes then. Regardless, this is your own individual experience and doesn't represent the trend
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by saalaa 6y ago
Nice downvotes. I don't get how people can be so oblivious to the fact that Thailand is one of the major hubs for modern slavery, especially when it's so well publicized but, well.
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by saalaa 6y ago
Which, considering this is Thailand, probably is founded indeed.
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by saalaa 6y ago
I think it’s more effective to just mass ghost people. The first step would probably be saying no to everything people come with. Couple that with being a dick in general and you should have the perfect recipe for peace. Well probably not e
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by saalaa 6y ago
And please, can we agree that this our collective project and that we want to pool money so all of us have backup if/when needed?
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by saalaa 6y ago
This, and more but it's all in the same vein. I was pretty skeptical too but then handed over a project which was a pretty typical mixed bag: Ansible, Terraform, Docker, Python and shell scripts, etc... Then I realized relying on Kuber
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by saalaa 7y ago
Of course, it's already been done: https://libraryofbabel.info/

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