SmellTheGlove

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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Whoops, fixed an issue with the homepage loading. Hopefully this works for more than just me now!
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Show HN: LogMyBP – A little blood pressure log utility I made for my parents(logmybp.com)
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
How long until they can build that massive box, stage it in orbit, and pick it up/put it down as needed? I can't decide if I'm joking or not.
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Everything after it was kind of a disaster though. Although I do have a soft spot for Indestructible.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I just saw Rancid, Smashing Pumpkins and Green Day. All on the same tour. It was amazing to have that much of the first half of my life in one stadium. Green Day are still in their prime in terms of a live show. Yeah it’s not 3 kids packing
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I still don’t understand what the purpose of product hunt is. Who is the audience and what does a founder concretely gain from launching on PH?
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
In the US at least, the non-car infrastructure becomes less of a thing the farther out that you are.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I was just in Vienna for a week. I was surprised to see just how many people biked through the city. We obviously spent our time where the tourists do in the center, but how far out from there can you live in Vienna and still have what you
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I'm in Seattle - I have a car and an e-bike. What I've found is that you can surprisingly get to many places using trails. For instance, you can get to the Costco in south seattle from places like Ballard or Interbay largely on se
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
> If I choose to open source something it’s because it’s either a passion project or it solves a problem that myself and others struggled to solve. I don’t open source it under the expectation of eventual profit. In fact, i hope by putti
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
No, I understand that changing the license is the issue drawing the reaction. But it looks like they're changing it in order to monetize. > It annoys the community when Redis starts out with a permissive license that attracts outsid
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I guess I don't really understand the blowback when a project tries to monetize, but not when AWS takes your free shit and monetizes it for themselves.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I wonder how much safety work they have to do specifically because of this. I’d imagine their model might have a fairly paranoid, slightly racist bias if not. Particularly as younger demographics shifted away from FB in the last decade.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I thought I was balling with my dual 3090 with nvlink. I haven’t quite yet figured out what to do with 48GB VRAM yet. I hope this guy posts updates.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I do this with new people. Being new somewhere is a skill a lot of people I’ve hired don’t have. I toss them some meatballs so they can get a couple of quick, visible wins. You figure you hired them because they know what they’re doing, so
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Wow. What a run, though. This is a hard business. I know, I ran a similar thing that was ever so briefly popular in the late 90s. I kept at it for a couple of years and maybe had a couple of reviews and articles get significant traffic over
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I think it’s because you lose your buccal fat. I only notice it on people who are already fairly thin and taking Ozempic.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Thanks! I’m going to give this a try. I have a food saver I just wasn’t sure if I should leave space in the bag or not. Sounds like not and just vent the bag if it inflates too much.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Do you vacuum the bag and get all of the air out, or do you just kind of flatten it with your hand and seal it with space at the top for expansion? I assume it puffs up a lot. Do you have to vent and reseal it or can those bags handle it, a
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
> My friend's experience was the opposite. When she moved to the higher doses, CVS was often unable to get it in, and she's had to ask her provider put in orders for the lower doses a few times because that was what they could
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Korea absolutely has an obesity problem - it's about a third of the population, but ~40% in men. Japan doesn't. But both also have issues with high suicide rates, alcohol abuse, and general overwork.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
> The fact that people who are spending too much money on food would spend even more money to buy a weight-loss drug rather than get their food-intake under control, saving money, is an indictment of our species if I've ever seen on
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
n=1, it does nothing for my ADHD.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
The starter doses are hard to find. The larger doses are not. It depends on if your friend is trying to use insurance or not, but if they’re going out of pocket tell them to ask their doctor about prescribing the Ozempic 8mg pen and just us
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
The funny part is that those FX processors were max 125w TDP. No different than today really.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
It’ll be interesting to see how much “founding pedigree” actually matters now that free money is gone. It’s not to say it was ever easy (and I’ve certainly never done it), but I’d bet even folks with past successful exits are going to have
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Correct, it's not specific to sqlalchemy - I'm just saying I notice this a lot with sqlalchemy. Probably because it was the first significant bug I had to figure out how to fix when I introduced it in one of my first apps. I guess
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
Nah people will just use it to run football pools and fantasy baseball leagues. It won't be a serious thing.
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
I looked at the photo before I read the tweet itself and was thinking that corner looked familiar! That’s the corner where Congress and Free St, right? I’d recognize it anywhere - when my kid was still small, the children’s museum was still
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by SmellTheGlove 2y ago
This is a pretty common mistake with sqlalchemy whether you’re using ChatGPT or not. I learned the same lesson years ago, although I caught it while testing. I write plenty of python and I just don’t often pass functions in as parameters. I

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