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by IndySun 3y ago
For a moment there I thought you were saying 'dang' (much vaunted hacker user) had shut them down.
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by IndySun 3y ago
Ta dah... I've finally been reading Hackernews long enough to notice bigger stories repeat. Where's Dang when he/she/they is/are needed? Previously... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38931559
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by IndySun 3y ago
https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/reported-road-casua... Increases. And many more to come. Accident damage caused to riders of motorbikes is overwhelmingly more severe than car drivers. We can confidently p
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by IndySun 3y ago
For the record, if that was pointed at my post, I am not being negative, on the contrary, I said I liked them. Powering EV's, and their usage, will be unrecognisable within a decade. The knee-jerk internet is universal, alive and kick
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by IndySun 3y ago
In England, quite rightly, there are trial areas, to begin with. Cautious is the approach, until it makes safety sense. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/e-scooter-trials-guidance-for-us...
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by IndySun 3y ago
Are electric bikes fully legal where you are? Limited tryout areas are dotted around my country. Expect fatal and semi-fatal incidents to follow exponentially; before helmets, fines, and licences catch up.
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by IndySun 3y ago
Gapminder's 'best of 2023', though always very welcome, features several plusses regarding EV batteries. I expect an alternative to personal EVs, group EVs (automated), will be upon by this time next, making the lesser green
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by IndySun 3y ago
Brilliantly written. Though it didn't give my mom pause for thought — she also has the Homicide dvd's.
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by IndySun 3y ago
Have to agree, the article is lacklustre. "...BlackHole is new and I have not tried it yet..." Anyone can type that line and, having tapped the link, I am disappointed to see it (on a hackernews post).
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by IndySun 3y ago
Good. Replacing 'believing' with 'dying' gives meaning to an otherwise odd maxim.
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by IndySun 3y ago
>..someone said that believing in democracy is like believing in the metric system.. I have no idea whatsoever the hidden meaning here.
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by IndySun 3y ago
I studied/trained/worked psychotherapy in tandem with audio work. I far more enjoyed the audio work, so it prevailed. I have friends in the therapy business and also hear conflicting methods. Whilst I have a truly sincere soft spo
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by IndySun 3y ago
The Man Who Would Buy Apple;But Sun's Chief, Scott McNealy, Probably Won't Be Caught Overpaying. "...Sun proposed ... Apple at $23 a share ... well below the recent price ... traded around $30..."
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by IndySun 3y ago
Very interesting. I'm wondering, as an ex-psychotherapist, if you considered a 'minus' bonus button for really bad things? I think you're right not to (a la hackernews) but wondered if it was tried or considered?
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by IndySun 3y ago
Reading their blurb, well intentioned or not, it becomes apparent the service will be a boon to someone other than yourself, possibly nefariously, sending your specimen and receiving your details.
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by IndySun 3y ago
If the rich man happens to be owner of one of the worlds biggest newsgossip sites or president of a largish country, that mental state is news.
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by IndySun 3y ago
>This feels like the coverage of Trump all over again. What's the connection?
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by IndySun 3y ago
Anyone use Merlin with location off? I've used and watched it be ultra common/vague but mostly fail in 6 countries. Is it simply using location and the merest hint of sound captured to calculate the suggested bird? Full disclosure
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by IndySun 3y ago
That's not my experience. I tend to see more younger people engaging in the moment and older people tethered to their phone.
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by IndySun 3y ago
This happens are concerts. It's endemic and has spolit the event, globally. Recently I saw a film director talk and all phones were locked away. Everyone in the room (2000 people) got to hear, and see, what they'd come for. I wish
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by IndySun 3y ago
Trend? I think you mean 'the norm'. Such occurrences have rarely been different.
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by IndySun 3y ago
related - https://trinitynews.ie/2022/02/schrodinger-lecture-theatre-t...
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by IndySun 3y ago
Can you link to any one of the tests you've seen? I'm seeing similar results though for different reasons; and it's too early for me to call. >...From the independent battery tests I've seen...
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by IndySun 3y ago
>As someone who works in the defense industry, I can assure you... Defence industry is broad, though, perhaps you needed to be for security reasons. However, stating your job then saying individual people don't matter but commercial
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Fractal Spirograph(benice-equation.blogspot.com)
2 points by IndySun 3y ago|0 comments
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Evolution of the Microchip(ria.ie)
1 points by IndySun 3y ago|1 comments
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by IndySun 3y ago
David Fegan, MRIA, takes us through the history of the microchip.
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by IndySun 3y ago
Educating young people and restricting the very young access, is a cheaper and more effective policy of curtailing and routing out such images. I found the cherry picked stats rather iffy on enough dot org.
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by IndySun 3y ago
Interested to know what, if any, the affect of digital media being almost impossible sell, and/or, streaming 'royalties' going mostly to the corporate streamers, has had on new and/or young artists trying earn enough thr
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by IndySun 3y ago
"In 1975, Brian Eno and multimedia artist Peter Schmidt published their first set of Oblique Strategies: Over One Hundred Worthwhile Dilemmas. These cards work as creativity resets, prompting breaks in non- productive work patterns as

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