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by bcraven 5mo ago
Take it off them when they're not in school.
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by bcraven 5mo ago
"Dozens of officers injured as up to 150,000 join Tommy Robinson rally" Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist said officers had "policed without fear or favour", knowing it would be challenging. "There is no doubt that
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by bcraven 5mo ago
You could pay. 404 does stirling work.
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by bcraven 5mo ago
A community version survives to this day: https://getwacup.com/
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by bcraven 5mo ago
Back in my day we used a tape measure and some maths. Or just bought the longer version.
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by bcraven 5mo ago
"on HN" was what I mentally added to that comment. I'd rather see articles like this know when the latest OpenAI release was and well it can draw a pelican.
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by bcraven 5mo ago
I appreciate this comes from an outside perspective as I've not heard of this before, but "Pedometer++ 8" sounds like "Dissertation_final_final_v8.docx" to me.
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by bcraven 6mo ago
This site suggests it's just a remap: The Venera panoramas are spherical projections. They can be remapped to perspective projections and overlayed (using Adobe Photoshop CS2) to produce views that give a better subjective impression o
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by bcraven 6mo ago
And https://www.neonworkshops.com/ of you're further north (Wakefield). They even run courses in creating your own pieces.
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by bcraven 6mo ago
The trope of HN comments determining whether an article was written by AI is becoming extremely tiresome.
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by bcraven 6mo ago
This is a good video on that medieval belief: Medieval Science was Baffled by Birds - CuriousCabinet123 https://youtu.be/vgFj-MMTqIc
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by bcraven 6mo ago
I think that's the point - they have been removed.
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by bcraven 6mo ago
Imagine finding this in the US... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gropecunt_Lane
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by bcraven 6mo ago
In my field we often refer to palaeontology as "just stamp collecting".
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by bcraven 6mo ago
I do not trust that graph in your example
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by bcraven 7mo ago
Looks like this is the reference, for anyone else wondering. https://viewing.nyc/new-yorker-cover-from-1976-accurately-po...
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by bcraven 7mo ago
I often think this at first when I see such numbers, but then remember that condensing boilers have efficiencies over 100% so then I'm not sure.
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Theodosian Land Walls of Constantinople (2025)(turkisharchaeonews.net)
43 points by bcraven 7mo ago|9 comments
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by bcraven 7mo ago
As it's currently March, April seems very close to me. I didn't know there was a moon flight planned so this is a great headline to me.
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by bcraven 7mo ago
It links to it, but no the article is about his seascapes.
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by bcraven 7mo ago
Presumably that's why the subheading is: >First wave of Ryzen AI desktop CPUs targets business PCs rather than DIYers.
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by bcraven 8mo ago
It feels like we're _so_ close to having StumbleUpon back.
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by bcraven 8mo ago
[An] AI agent [wrote] a blogpost to [shame] the maintainer who [closed their initial Pull Request to matplotlib]
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by bcraven 8mo ago
These comments make me grateful that we have the concept of 'lane discipline' in the UK. It's rare to see the 'fastest' lane be anything other than the outside one. Otherwise we keep left and out of the way. https:
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by bcraven 8mo ago
Something similar, or indeed, exactly the same: https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/leak...
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by bcraven 8mo ago
None of these are local news articles, in fact they are all from a different continent. A local article that I did find was from a BP petrol station in Liverpool, so I'm not sure this can be isolated to 'mom-and-pop' outfits
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by bcraven 8mo ago
And there's me asking people :/
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by bcraven 9mo ago
The article suggests custom roms can just be updated to be 'newer' than this. At the moment they're 'older' and would class as a rollback, which this fuse prevents.
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by bcraven 9mo ago
Convergent joke ideas, in my opinion.
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by bcraven 9mo ago
I'm with you... and have yet to find the solution. Somehow only Nova does tabbed app drawer pages (and allows folders within them).

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