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I think internationally it never went beyond beta: https://launch.blendle.com/ They also changed the concept (in the Netherlands) from micro payments to a monthly subscription.
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To prove your point, it can happen to the best. This was May 17th: https://www.eurosport.com/cycling/giro-d-italia/2022/biniam-...
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4y ago
I guess you are not a fan of Apple minimalism. Looking forward to your designs for a mobile...
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4y ago
This reminds me of https://jasonette.com/ Very interesting idea because it can be much more platform agnostic then html. Ideally resulting in moving away from the html everywhere, which often means including a separate brow
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4y ago
You are implying netflix needs to offer a ‘ movie in top 20 for the last decade’ every week or so. You will indeed get very disappointed by all streaming services.
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4y ago
> and no good movie Netflix has made in years That is very subjective. My wife and I really liked The power of the dog. And I am sure there are more. Also subjective: watching Netflix every day (I do not) will end up in watching below pa
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4y ago
A golang app exposes several metrics by default already. A common way is using Prometheus to collect the data and use Grafana to create a graphic dashboard. But it takes some configuration and needs those services running somewhere. Not som
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4y ago
Yes, I love Dokku and like to use it as an alternative for some of my Heroku apps. However, the thing I miss most is Heroku including a nice dashboard showing several metrics for my Golang apps (memory usage, go-routines, etc) over time. He
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4y ago
From the press release: > More than 90 percent of the world’s electricity comes from sources of heat such as coal, natural gas, nuclear energy, and concentrated solar energy. For a century, steam turbines have been the industrial standar
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4y ago
In Portugal it has to be an investment (350K+ depending on where) which ideally is a house. Purchased with the visa in mind, has to be mentioned in the contract. You should involve a lawyer for that. The house (or apartment) can have a mort
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4y ago
A 26 page research report with a clear conclusion: > The results show that the number of insects sampled on vehicle number plates in the UK decreased by 58.5% between 2004 and 2021, and that these differences were statistically significa
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5y ago
Might very well be, thanks :-)
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5y ago
The Inkscape demo is very interesting. It might be a very good alternative, thank you!
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Ask HN: Any solution to smooth line drawings, maybe converts to bezier?
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5y ago
What makes this specific for receiving from gmail? Why would this not receive email from any other email provider?
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5y ago
Some more info in their faq: https://threema.ch/en/faq/threema_push
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Threema Push: Instant Notifications Without Google Services – Threema
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'Immigrant' or 'Expat'? UN steps in with new term to end age-old debate
(portugalresident.com)
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5y ago
Indeed no robotics, but it has sensors to monitor the inside environment and detect swarming (a beekeeping friend of mine said it important to see that, because you would want to 'catch' the swarm). The honey collection is manual,
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5y ago
> We currently cater exclusively to the North American market. We plan on expanding our reach within the next few months. > We currently cater exclusively to Commercial Beekeepers managing 1,000 beehives and above. Genuine question: a
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5y ago
A bit more small scale: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hiive/hiive-better-for-...
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I switched to Kagi yesterday and I am so far very impressed. I did this search to answer another comment and later did the Google one: https://kagi.com/search?q=What+does+that+site+make+you+drag+... https://googl
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I only switched to Kagi yesterday. So far so good, this search was a very good example. I also tried DDG for a while but for me Google worked better. Kagi is not a meta one, I believe, but I do not know much more. Yes, I got an invite some
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5y ago
Very interesting. I switched to Kagi yesterday: it is a alternative search engine, sorry I forgot it needs registration. Using the exact same search (your original question) in Google does not give any relevant result at all on the first pa
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Maybe just search for exact that question: https://kagi.com/search?q=What+does+that+site+make+you+drag+...
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5y ago
So this could run Borland Turbo Pascal up to version 3 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbo_Pascal )! Very cool: developing software on a microcontroller itself.
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5y ago
'Weather for Olisipo' Olisipo?! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olisipo says '... the ancient name of modern-day Lisbon while part of the Roman Empire.' Aha, learned something new today! Strange that
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> Clasp is a new Common Lisp implementation that seamlessly interoperates with C++ libraries and programs using LLVM for compilation to native code
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Aha, but in the countries list it shows only one, not existing, piano ;-) Maybe the number of pianos per country is not calculated dynamically?
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So many! The About page refers to '... to the suburbs of Japan, to the cliffs of Australia', but both links find nothing. I am surprised there are none in Japan, but I assume that is mainly a scrappping / language problem.
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