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This is wild to me, since I'm getting my parents HomeKit smart plugs because their old fashioned mechanical timers are crapping out all the time and not running their grow lights at the right times.
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Was this 2019? I did half of it in elm. Simulating a processor with the core states of read, eval, and write was very cool. Using setTimeout to send it clock signals was very slow until I realized I could compose the processor step function
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ty for this history! I write haskell at work but with an honestly middling understanding of the category theory that goes into what typeclasses are supersets of other typeclasses. Mostly because we use an overly verbose version of Prelude.
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I just waxed my chain this morning. I hear it makes you way less prone to picking up road grit. Will report back.
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you raced pro? Far out! Did you have a mechanic handling your tire gluing, or were you doing it yourself. If you did it yourself was it worth the hassle? I say this as someone who spent an hour this morning cleaning a chain with two differe
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it's so depressing working a good job in the imperial core and having it be like this. The generations of exploitation and extraction we've waged against the natural world and the people outside of the imperial core would at least
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I'm in the middle of The Fastest Man in the World about Taylor right now. It's a gripping read, and it does a lot to tie in the politics of the era, what the bicycle boom meant for New York before the advent of the personal car, a
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Pretty rad that the bird flies so far that it has names in languages as far apart (geographically) as Russian, Yupiq, Inuit, and te reo Māori.
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haha I'm more than that on my road bike and I'm stopping with rim brakes. This is incredibly impressive work; congratulations! Can't wait to see the update. I suspect you're going to be just fine on water ingress based o
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VDT Blues by Tom Juravich[0]. "It's a hell to earn a livin' on a [video display terminal]." This album made me the way I am, I think. More so "One Day More" by Elaine Purkey[1] [0] https://www.youtub
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> Many men make it their entire identity to make sure everyone knows they wouldn't pay* for anything related to visually sexually stimulating entertainment They're telling you they're probably fine with stealing it. Wack.
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The US has barely any road racing scene; the closest we have is just Criterium racing. The biggest road races in the world happen in Europe and are won by Europeans. Barely any US companies even sponsor teams at the secondary level let alon
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I like having my speed up for funsies so I know when I'm breaking the limit, but that's about it. The page on my head unit I use for structured training rides doesn't even have speed.
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This is for doing interval training. When I go out for a ride for instance I have a file from my training platform (Today's Plan) loaded on my bike computer. It queues me to the intervals I'll be doing. Each interval has a target
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it's the same info you'd have on a cycling computer. If you're doing intervals you want to know your current power output/heart rate as well as your targets for those. Or maybe you're focusing on getting your cadenc
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To add: I think this is to make sure the name can be declined into the noun cases necessary to make sentences in Icelandic.
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> if companies have working hours, why couldn't websites B&H Photo is offline on Saturdays to keep the Sabbath.
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Oh yeah that's for sure. And since they have a house style for everything it'd be a bit silly to faff about making your \lstset look just so when the printer would need to re-set (reset?) all of it.
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This uses the GNU version of sed and the BSD versions of everything else. Roughly: print the calendar, transpose the data, get the line with only Thursdays, count the spaces between the dates fo the Thursdays. Just realized I have a picket
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> For books and similar long docs Weirdly enough I know someone with a book published by a big programming book company, and they accept manuscripts in Word only.
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a case statement is the one where the GOTO peeks out the most, imo.
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There are a few computer languages that have non-english keywords though! And among them it looks like there was a version of Algol with Russian keywords, as well as a bunch of others in the list. Scanning it it would seem that Logo and BAS
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Funny you say backwards: this 2016 review predicted this (in its way) https://blog.pinboard.in/2016/10/benjamin_button_reviews_the...
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I think everyone thought that was just over the horizon for a long time, and it never quite got there. My monitor is my dongle for everything, but I'm lucky in that I didn't have a monitor before the USB-C everything era.
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In terms of the outsides, this matches up almost exactly with Benjamin Button reviews the late 2016 MacBook Pro https://blog.pinboard.in/2016/10/benjamin_button_reviews_the...
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The book was Sphere. It rocked. I too remember this fact just from that.
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never tried with an endorsed-to-me check since that has never happened in my life. Would be fun to try. Or a huge hassle.
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yep. Covers a bunch of other stuff too but it does cover that risk.
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I've often thought about just setting up a table in front of a check cashing store and offering to cash checks for free with my mobile banking app. I HATE how expensive it is to be poor. Yeah I'd end up ripped off at some point bu
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You've gotten good answers, but allow me to expand with an eye towards a Cunningham's law situation. We have to address "how did all that carbon get underground in the first place?" I can't tell you much about oil,
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