Fatnino

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by Fatnino 4y ago
Crack open any of the free local newspapers. Doesn't really matter which, they are all ~75% real estate ads. You'll be hard pressed to find anything for less than 7 digits.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
I think we're solving different problems here. You are doing precision work while I'm picturing loosy goosy mental estimations.
483.
by Fatnino 4y ago
Look at the right side of that pond. They have a racing yacht on display.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
I'm using a Motorola phone that I bought outright new for 200 bucks. Still works 3 years later, but has recently started showing its age, especially in the battery department. I'll be looking for a new phone soon. 350 and under is
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by Fatnino 4y ago
That's called an ad
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Look, I'm pro doing things in metric. I think the US should get in line with the rest of the planet. But doing things at yard scale in mm is not helping the cause. Who wants to be throwing around 4 digit numbers in their head?
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by Fatnino 4y ago
I too have 36 inches to a yard available at a moments notice. Also 39 to a meter.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
I know. But it's also a little weird because a foot is a very human size but metric in common usage just skips over that size range.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Quick, how many mm in a dm?
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Step 1: get humans to evolve an extra thumb on each hand Step 2: ??? Step 3: profit
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Freezing weather in San Francisco? What parallel universe do you hail from?
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Far and away, the most used OS for personal usage in the world is Android. If you squint, you can call that Linux.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
But stripe never talks about individual customers publicly so every one of these is a hit to stripe's reputation. Also, the worry was that if word got out that HN gets you secret access to support at companies then it would get overuse
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by Fatnino 4y ago
We're already at that point for stripe. Seems every week a shady enterprise that got its stripe account locked down is on the front page complaining about stripe while being vague / evasive about what it is they actually sell.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
GeekedIn: In August 2016, the technology recruitment site GeekedIn left a MongoDB database exposed and over 8M records were extracted by an unknown third party. The breached data was originally scraped from GitHub in violation of their term
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Charity starts at home. Specifically Bezos' bottom line.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
I think you're vastly underestimating the havoc that can be wrought by a single submarine briefly surfacing near a carrier group, belching out a giant swarm of expendable drones and disappearing under the waves again.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Russia won't be joining the sanctions against China. Russia and China share a border. China will continue to eat Russian food as they have since trump scared them off reliance on US soy without disruption. Furthermore, the imagined mig
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Rentals sometimes charge 10 dollars a gallon if you return it below where you got it. It's not because they then go to a gas station to refill it. They just rent the car to the next customer with only 3/4 of a tank and hope that s
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by Fatnino 4y ago
There was some shenanigans there too. The land was owned by the county and the theme park was allowed to use it. Then at some point in the pandemic (I'm not totally clear on the details) the land was given (sold for very cheap?) to the
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Run your own instance.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
When everyone is charging their cars at night demand will probably be higher than by day.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
Your video clearly shows a cloud of ejecta leaving the system. I don't see a clump breaking off and staying in orbit.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
You're right, they deserve to be fleeced more than me.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
I tried to get it to highlight the row with today's date in Google sheets. It got it wrong, I told it it was wrong, acknowledged and tried again. After 3 wrong answers I gave up and went to Google where the answer was the first result.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
My car cost me $2k. It gets me everywhere that I need to be and even most places that I simply want to be. If I want to drive over the mountains or 500miles on a road trip, I just have to remember to pack a toolbox. Generally simple fixes e
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by Fatnino 4y ago
No wonder they had to put a 182 on the end. All the other numbers were taken.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
I've hated that misfeature from the day chrome rolled it out and it was a major factor in pushing me back to Firefox. Logging in to the browser and not a website? And then your account is indelibly imprinted on the browser? In what uni
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by Fatnino 4y ago
It's almost exactly the same price as July... ...2015. And that's without factoring in inflation.
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by Fatnino 4y ago
I'd go one step further. Mount these on police cars. Too bright? You get a fix it ticket. Mount some on your own car. Other car too bright? Mirror deploys to return same light to sender.

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