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by arbol 6y ago
You could host Plex on a raspberry pi in your house. Or you could house it on paid for servers like aws. https://www.plex.tv/en-gb/your-media/music/
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by arbol 6y ago
This is a non-article. Not worth the time.
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by arbol 6y ago
Yeah it's not addressing the use cases for micro payments. Streaming music and video could similarly pay out micro payments to creators who could cash out when it's profitable to do so, bearing in mind tx fees.
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by arbol 7y ago
These IDEs are so powerful, I feel like I'm only ever scratching the surface. Double tapping shift to search for any file in the project is a favourite of mine.
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by arbol 7y ago
Piwik is free and does everything GA does. You can self host the analytics dashboard so no 3rd party privacy issues.
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by arbol 7y ago
That's such a good idea! How are the latencies worked out?
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by arbol 7y ago
I may be wrong, but I think the OP is asking if this method can be used to identify related graphs based on similarity. Take, for example, a graph of someone's movements between locations on a daily basis. Although not exactly the same
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by arbol 7y ago
I think physical is the key point here. Physical activity creates endorphins which make us happier. The current state of office jobs is resulting in chronically sedentary people who don't benefit from this.
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by arbol 7y ago
You can analyse traffic to provide a probabilistic view of web or app hits and conversions driven by TV. This works by identifying spikes of traffic within a 5 minute window following a TV ad. Source: https://tvsquared.com/
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by arbol 7y ago
The simplest way - I don't have any!
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by arbol 7y ago
Great news but terrible that we're in this situation in the first place. Hopefully the Australian government wakes up to the climate crisis.
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by arbol 7y ago
This seems way too high and is probably the result of not enough data.
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by arbol 7y ago
I've done a sponsored charity parachute jump (static line). I paid for the jump and 100% of the funds raised went to the charity. I wonder if they actually have enough data for the claims in the abstract. 30 pounds seems abysmally low
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by arbol 7y ago
It's funny that an article questioning literary vocation contains such poor grammar.
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by arbol 7y ago
> It's never been a better time to create a good old repairable machine. Especially now "right to repair" is gaining traction and reducing waste is becoming a social issue.
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by arbol 7y ago
> Not all that attentive, about 50 lbs overweight, fwiw That's one hell of a dating site opener.
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by arbol 7y ago
This barely works on a mobile as there are so many different scrolling areas. You'd think mobile UX would be top priority these days.
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by arbol 7y ago
This is great. Thanks
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by arbol 7y ago
On this note, I would say a huge opportunity here is better energy storage. Perhaps along the lines of micro hydro consumer compressed air some new type of battery ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21319039 ) carbon nano
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by arbol 7y ago
1. Yes. Actually switched to 3 days. Company was fine with it as my other option was resignation. I'd gained a valuable amount of knowledge, enough for them to keep me on. 2. I made 60% of my previous salary but I'm fortunate enou
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by arbol 7y ago
Leaders are supposed to lead...
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by arbol 7y ago
My dissertation attempted to refine modelling functions replicating this heat transfer and it's exciting to see this data being collected from such close proximity. I always figured the mechanism behind the heating could be used for en
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by arbol 7y ago
However the number was agreed upon, the arctic ice reality is very bad for humanity and possibly catastrophic. If I was an insurer and the Earth was a house, I would not be offering a policy.
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by arbol 7y ago
The worst IPCC predictions on arctic ice melting are totally incorrect. https://static.skepticalscience.com/graphics/sea_ice_predict... Therefore the effect of climate change could be far greater than their worst predi
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by arbol 7y ago
The ice caps are likely to have gone in ten years. https://static.skepticalscience.com/graphics/sea_ice_predict... These reflect heat from the surface of the earth. Without them we could be looking at rapid deteriorati
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by arbol 7y ago
I don't suppose you have a link to a write up or guide you followed?
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by arbol 7y ago
Product was not helping society. Only fuelling increased consumerism of pointless crap. I was on 3 days a week by the time I left, with a pro rata salary that sustained my life comfortably. Still couldn't justify the work to myself.
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by arbol 7y ago
Why would you do this before tackling the climate crisis?
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by arbol 7y ago
There are individual consumers that commute via plane in the UK. This shouldn't be the case and these aren't most people.
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by arbol 7y ago
This is why you need to build a global balancer that withdraws funds into more stable coins once they reach a certain threshold. A minimum (e.g. Max trade size * 3) should be kept in each active coin for trading only.

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