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there was a recent thing where Joey Logano was penalized for driving with a webbed glove. He'd hold it over a gap in the window (open but with a safety net over it) to reduce drag. Lots of drivers use their hand to do that, but the glo
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I somehow did not think of that. Very true!
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Because I am silly I have dit () { verb="$1" shift 1 GIT_EXTERNAL_DIFF=difft git $verb --ext-diff $@ } it works for `dit d` and `dit show HEAD` but it fails on `dit stash show -p stash@{0}`
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Oh yeah, in fact Gene Rychlak (first lifter to bench over 1000lb) said he could feel his bones bending during the lift. Training is getting your body adapted to the movement, and that for sure includes bone density. I'm guessing our 10
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oooh yeah the speed is definitely something to consider for them. Hmm. Kinda wanna grab some hookgrip slow-mo edits and do JV science with them. Kinda don't because I have shareholder value to create.
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hahah dog he weighed 226.5kg. https://www.openpowerlifting.org/m/upa/2104#nathanbaptist Ray Williams weighed 190.4kg for his https://www.openpowerlifting.org/m/usapl/2019-03-02 Also so s
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For a bit of scale on what we know the human leg can handle without breaking: the best drug tested, sleeves-only squat in the world is 490 kg (Ray Williams IPF Worlds 2019). Drop the drug testing and add multi-ply squat suits and the record
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I'm sitting here paying all my bills from my house on such a machine. No nothin without it, indeed! No lies detected, Naya.
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plus the delightful mechanism of set -euo pipefail # stop execution if anything fails cleanup () { rm $tmp_file popd # anything else you want to think of here to get back to the state of the # world
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these also exist for road bikes. I have them. You need all your cables to run under the tape for them to work. They're a lifesaver for winter training. You can wear normal cycling gloves to a way lower temperature. But you can only rid
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Pogies are a huge improvement for bikes. Strongly recommend for anyone riding in the winter. See, there actually is nuance here!
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Maybe you can deduct unpaid invoices from your business income. Get enough of those and you don't owe any taxes. And if the government tries to figure out why your client isn't paying, they can't because they're foreign.
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Cars, famously.
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yes, they are the example of the distinction between a shit job and a bullshit job. Furthermore they are the canonical example of the bullshit that every job has. As a teen Graeber worked in a kitchen. He and his team cleaned it one night.
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Another economy of scale for clamping is to put everything into a clamp rack, rather than onto your assembly table in parallel clamps https://www.jamesltaylor.com/product/8-panel-clamp-79f-8-pc/
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I gotta say I like this QNTM cat. Wrote Hatetris, "There Is No Antimemetics Division," and Absurdle. A fun explorer of adversarial computing environments. Pretty interesting
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Success like he had is a filter. To be there you have to go through a lot of “sure you’ve done well so far, but you’ll never make it to the next level” conversations in your life. By the time you’re Steve Jobs, you’ve been right in the face
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> a couple of private facebook groups There's the secret sauce: you need a high trust trade network. Well this is pretty cool. I love to learn about weird informal economies, thanks!
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This sounds rad and I wish you all the very best!!
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You've spent half of your highest salary on bags? Feels like a lot but I'm just some guy. What was the biggest bag balance you've had on the books? Or are you buying and flipping at most one or two at any time? When you make
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that's a really interesting idea. Many formats representing drawings like SVG and Kicad Schematics are text formats, not binary. They can be diffed, and it's a matter of rendering the diff as part of the drawing, not as text. I wo
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Hillel Wayne posits that version control is the number one thing computer science/programming/software engineering has to teach to the other engineering disciplines. It wouldn't work without diff. It's really foundationa
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Pantographs are used in woodworking too! Put a router in place of a pen and have the stylus trace a jig and you're cutting accurate, repeatable tenons! Here's an example https://woodgears.ca/pantorouter/setup.
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You can start facetime calls from an Apple device to anyone by sending a link that works in their browser. No it's not 100% of the functionality, but it's a lot of it.
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This was a phenomenal effort and such a joy to read. Based on how much work this was, these were probably some very important sound files that mean a lot to someone in your family, so thanks for your hard work getting them off the laptop. M
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It was supposed to come out as an animated companion backstory like the Animatrix. The budget would have been lower for that. Instead we get it 10 years later and much bigger than it was meant to be. No idea whose choice that is (Miller, th
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https://tinypilotkvm.com/
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"put a blob of HTML somewhere on the screen, optionally replacing a given DOM node" was achievable in the jQuery era. I definitely did it in a hand-rolled PHP app where links worked as links unless you had JS, then they'd rep
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This is roughly The Elm Architecture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elm_(programming_language)#The...
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+1 for Deadman's Snitch. We use that at work. It's groovy.

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