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by 1-more 4y ago
> then there's no downside to making the number of links prime if you can arrange it. Bike chains always have to have an even number of links because they come in inner and outer pairs. But this has an effect on chainrings as well.
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by 1-more 4y ago
I had a Dyson. I lost it in a breakup. I got a Shark. I figured any cordless stick vacuum is gonna get me what I want. The Shark is nowhere near as good. I found a Dyson on the street. It runs circles around the Shark. It's no contest.
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by 1-more 5y ago
This is how real time advertisement bidding is done.
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by 1-more 5y ago
AT&T and Sun seemed to think so https://sudonull.com/post/143079-Copyright-on-the-bin-true-c...
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by 1-more 5y ago
What am I gonna do, tell them they won? Never.
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by 1-more 5y ago
I did this! I electrically extended the two keys on the bottom right of my keyboard (a 4 row 12 column Let's Split [0]) to two switches that you'd use for, say, running a drill press. I used hold/tap to give them more functio
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by 1-more 5y ago
> but I would guess that the chain and primary sprocket would wear out slower than a tire friction-running a flywheel. Yeah, direct drive trainers vs wheel-on trainers have the advantage of not ruining a tire or requiring a trainer spec
608.
by 1-more 5y ago
That and a bunch of Syrian mercenaries who had a curiously easy time getting from Syria to Artsakh. Huh. Weird. Probably nothing.
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by 1-more 5y ago
also why does it need a new foundation? A foundation he controls (or controlled by someone he controls) is a cool way to get some money off his books but still control it.
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by 1-more 5y ago
This ship is the subject of the book "Ship of Gold in the Deep Blue Sea" by Gary Kinder. The recovery crew was subjected to a legal battle where the original insurers claimed ownership of the gold since they paid out for its loss.
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by 1-more 5y ago
I got my laptop back after a burglary in Newark. I had to do all the detective work, which was easy enough with Orbicule Undercover, but I did get it back.
612.
by 1-more 5y ago
if you squint and kind of wave your hands that's how parallel ports worked, just faster and done by a computer.
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by 1-more 5y ago
> I must emphasize that copying my program is not possible for most athletes straight away. If you would like to try something similar it will be necessary to ease into it and increase the training load carefully and wisely, but also ra
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by 1-more 5y ago
This is the dream for me. Sure I've helped the odd Spanish and French tourist, but to swing into action in Latin? This is all I could ever hope for. Gonna maybe hang around monasteries looking helpful.
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by 1-more 5y ago
You'd lose a fair bit of the verbose and helpful error messages for one thing. I think elm seeks to always have the error messages tell you what to do next, and that might be too tough with type classes. Also typeclasses make me act a
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by 1-more 5y ago
> Goldman Sachs agreed and invested $250 million from its private equity division. Maybe they're referring to Goldman Sachs Capital partners which has 39.9B[0] under management which means this is 0.62% of their portfolio. In a tot
617.
by 1-more 5y ago
And def don't run `(new wordle.bundle.GameApp()).solution` in your browser console; you'll only be cheating yourself.
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by 1-more 5y ago
Sober 8 years through it. A big big help.
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by 1-more 5y ago
Which park?
620.
by 1-more 5y ago
the photographer replied later that it's due to a leaf hanging down from a branch in the foreground. There was a leaf in between the woman's head and the camera lens. Nothing weird happened.
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by 1-more 5y ago
> the way Haskell or Ocaml are built be specific
622.
by 1-more 5y ago
nah they're definitely done introducing new products and/or changing the way their devices communicate.
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by 1-more 5y ago
Yeah, I'm a big fan of his. Bullshit Jobs kinda changed me, honestly.
624.
by 1-more 5y ago
Limor Fried continues to be a hero.
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by 1-more 5y ago
In a city it won’t tell you which apartment the bike is in. You need to remember to charge it up: the solutions I’ve seen don’t have super long battery lives. And you need to pay monthly for the data connection. It would be cool if you coul
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by 1-more 5y ago
In NYC you can occasionally see a nice Kryptonite lock hanging on a bike rack with one neat cut through it from a battery powered angle grinder. Nothing can stand up to those unfortunately. It really is just a matter of not leaving it alone
627.
by 1-more 5y ago
Why aren't chains sold with wax on them?? This is so much better!!
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by 1-more 5y ago
To add: the Dravidian languages of South India (Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, etc) have no common ancestor with the Indic/Indo-Aryan languages of the North (Hindi, Gujurati, Punjabi, etc) which are part of the Indo-European family. So whil
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by 1-more 5y ago
I think the car stealing example was referring to the in-game behavior in GTA online. You expect car theft in GTA the same way you expect unsafe overtaking when driving in India.
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by 1-more 5y ago
What sucks in reading the bread book is when you get to the bit where he talks about productivity. He has some great figures on the productive output of every industry in France, and what it would take for everyone in France to have enough

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