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by arlattimore 4mo ago
The most efficient use of a roundabout is to indicate when you're turning across the roundabout (turning left if you live in the US) and when you exit (whether that is the first, second or fifth exit). This way all traffic entering the
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by arlattimore 4mo ago
I don't think roundabouts are complex, treat them like a giveway/yield and they are brilliant. The biggest issue is they are an infrequently used traffic control device in the US. So infrequent, I don't think they even appear
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by arlattimore 4mo ago
The fact they know they are sending marketing emails, not associated to your account itself speaks volumes ;(
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by arlattimore 5mo ago
That is horrific, I cannot believe Ferrari put their name on it yet alone released it.
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by arlattimore 5mo ago
I'm not a soccer guy, but I still think the piece on Lionel Messi was awesome https://web.archive.org/web/20140701122958/http://fivethirty...
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by arlattimore 6mo ago
I love the idea of hierarchy of intimacy, that is a great concept/phrase. I'd make it so you could tap a phone, you know their phone number, you know their email. Importantly in my eyes, you shouldn't be able to navigate to a
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by arlattimore 6mo ago
In my head, the new Friendster owner wants to drive some amount of true personal connection - hence the tapping. The problem I see with not using a phone number as I described, is that you'd be connecting to any old social profile - co
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by arlattimore 6mo ago
Tapping phones seems very limiting. I don’t see most of my friends in person that often, different cities etc. I think a better alternative would be a phone number. You only give your number to friends, which aligns with the brand and produ
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by arlattimore 6mo ago
SpaceX, xAI, Collosus data centers, next space compute, X, Starlink and soon Cursor to join 2, 3 & 4 together?
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by arlattimore 7mo ago
What a great article!
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by arlattimore 8mo ago
This is very cool, impressive piece of work Paul.
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by arlattimore 9mo ago
I loved Prince of Persia, bummed to hear the re-launch has been shelved.
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by arlattimore 9mo ago
> made with spite
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by arlattimore 10mo ago
On Daring Fireball, I find the site hard to use nowadays. It isn’t mobile friendly, and the white on grey, while cool, is a bit hard to read. I wonder if a fresh design might help out for improved engagement and thus shares/upvotes etc
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by arlattimore 11mo ago
In 1990, Australia stopped minting 1c and 2c coins & rounding to 5c. It worked out just fine. Everyone move on.
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by arlattimore 1y ago
Wow, took them a while.
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"AI will replace all the jobs " Is Just Fluff(sparktoro.com)
2 points by arlattimore 1y ago|0 comments
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$200k and still no recovery from Google's algorithm(medium.com)
29 points by arlattimore 1y ago|9 comments
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by arlattimore 2y ago
Other places I plan is via Strava, Komoot or Garmin Connect - the heat maps help a lot to know where other people ride different types of bikes (road/gravel/mtb).
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by arlattimore 2y ago
I’m not sure what order things go in, but I’d have thought national security concerns trump the need of its’ citizens to freely watch cat videos Those people publishing to TikTok were probably on Instagram and if they weren’t, they will be
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by arlattimore 2y ago
The inefficiencies in the crawling for these AI products is surely going to get better in a hurry, they'll be burning through resources/money as it stands.
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by arlattimore 2y ago
Seems like there is a need for an open format for health data that can be stored in/out of a database to avoid the app shutdown problem. Surely that exists with all the health data available via wearables ?
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by arlattimore 2y ago
Next to zero organic reach in Facebook, so you’d have to pay to make sure your followers actually see it. Might as well post it on your own website, build an email list, let users subscribe to RSS - at least you own that and aren’t renting
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by arlattimore 2y ago
While I appreciate the sentiment of this legislation, removing social media access for everyone under 16 years to address the concerns of a few is a nanny state act. As a parent, you should be making these decisions for your children - not
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by arlattimore 2y ago
That is really well done, congratulations :-)
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by arlattimore 2y ago
This is a lame move from Strava (I’m a premium member). If a user wants to connect a third party app to Strava to access THEIR DATA, they should be allowed to and it’s their responsibility to read the other website terms of service and priv
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by arlattimore 2y ago
There is another similar invasive story in Australia to do with the prickly pear, introduced with the First Fleet, later spread uncontrollably across the country and was subsequently conquered using the Cactoblastis Moth. https:/&#x2F
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by arlattimore 2y ago
Gambling in general is a scourge on society. Legalizing online gambling, enabling mass gambling advertising on the internet/TV/radio/etc in many countries has only exasperated what I'd consider an already desperate posit
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by arlattimore 2y ago
Not strictly related to the Antarctic Fire Department, but if you're interested in the remoteness aspect of it - you'll likely enjoy reading https://brr.fyi/ which is an account of living/working at the South
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by arlattimore 2y ago
I tried literally everything trying to get my gaming rig to run stable but nothing seemed to work. Oddly, the last thing seems to have fixed it which was under-clocking the CPU slightly. I’ve been gaming for about two weeks now, lots of dif

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