FinnLeSueur

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by FinnLeSueur 3y ago
Thanks for the message! It's always nice to hear from others in the same position. Re sport: I'm not too concerned about it, honestly. I do a lot of backcountry adventuring, rock climbing and pack rafting and I'm not about to
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by FinnLeSueur 3y ago
Yeah, absolutely! I hear it whenever the space I'm in is relatively quiet. I also hear it a lot while wearing earbuds and listening to something, especially while walking. I presume it will be quite loud when I get back to running, but
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by FinnLeSueur 3y ago
I (29) had my aortic valve replaced (On-X mechanical) and an aortic graft done literally 8 weeks ago. The full procedure is called a Bentall[1]. It's pretty wild. The mechanical valve was the best option for me as an active young perso
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by FinnLeSueur 4y ago
If you open the article you will find this as the 4th paragraph: > So, a lengthy discussion began about what to do instead. Earlier this summer, the CSSWG debated between Option 1, Option 2 and Option 3. Of those, Option 3 won. Since the
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by FinnLeSueur 4y ago
From this video [1] "[horonuku] is a bespoke name created specifically for this purpose of what your new land yacht is all about. "horo" means speed, it means to move swiftly, and nuku, has a double meaning, means movement ag
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by FinnLeSueur 4y ago
The article states: > ... to ensure that an up-to-date version of our dataset is easily available for those who need it, and will work to improve its readability and reduce its size so there is less friction for end users...
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by FinnLeSueur 4y ago
I haven't read the article - only the abstract, but it does report: "No perforations or screening-related deaths occurred within 30 days after colonoscopy." I guess something could have happened later than 30 days but we&#x27
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by FinnLeSueur 4y ago
Interestingly, SAP is used by the metal health services/psychology of my local District Health Board. It gets a hilariously bad rap for its usability, but I presume it gets the job done well because they're still using it! It does
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by FinnLeSueur 4y ago
I'm currently reading "Davos Man" by Peter Goodman, and am finding it quite enlightening. It's not a deep dive on financial crime, but it's a starter for those not already in know. I'd recommend it! https:&#x2
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Go ahead, delete your .env.example file(blog.1password.com)
4 points by FinnLeSueur 4y ago|0 comments
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by FinnLeSueur 4y ago
That does seem aggressively high. Alfred (MacOS), which this appears to take some design hints from, idles at about 49mb and 0.0-0.1% CPU usage on my Macbook.
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My College Students Are Not OK(web.archive.org)
14 points by FinnLeSueur 4y ago|2 comments
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by FinnLeSueur 4y ago
https://finn.lesueur.nz/ Mostly a way for me to journal about hiking/tramping and about the books I read.
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by FinnLeSueur 6y ago
Oh man, Welcome to Night Vale is fantastic. I’m glad to see a reference!
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1Password for Linux beta(blog.1password.com)
413 points by FinnLeSueur 6y ago|239 comments
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by FinnLeSueur 6y ago
> generate a report of broken links I actually made a little script that does just this. It’s pretty dinky but works a charm on a couple of sites I run. https://github.com/finnito/link-checker
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Ask HN: Git GUI and Text Editor for Non-Programmers?
3 points by FinnLeSueur 6y ago|1 comments
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AdventureLog NZ(adventurelog.nz)
1 points by FinnLeSueur 6y ago|1 comments
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by FinnLeSueur 6y ago
A site for users of the extensive tramping (hiking) hut system in New Zealand to leave little logs about the hut/track so future trampers can make more informed decisions!
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Show HN: A Tiny Lumen Application to Replace Cloudinary(gitlab.com)
3 points by FinnLeSueur 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A Tampermonkey script to filter cases of coronavirus in New Zealand(github.com)
1 points by FinnLeSueur 7y ago|0 comments