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by brudgers 7mo ago
Comments on a previous Show HN, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46220902
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by brudgers 7mo ago
I was too young to have experienced the era of BBS I wasn't, but I didn't...beyond trying to connect a few times unsuccessfully and connecting once or twice and not knowing what to do. Which is to say the era of BBS's was v
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by brudgers 7mo ago
Maybe your tires need air or your engine needs a tuneup or it's windier. Or not.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
[random advice from the internet] Focus on fun and play. Go where that leads. Be a peer. Don’t lecture.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
Yep. Let it burn is currently the high bit of fire fighting protocol for EV fires used by local fire services.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
if every household had solar panels and batteries High density housing is unlikely to be compatible with that. Also rental dwelling owners and people with limited economic resources tend to be less likely to make those kinds of capital in
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by brudgers 7mo ago
To a first approximation, an inability to get UL certification means a product failed to demonstrate compliance with well established safety expectations…technically it means the insurance industry will not treat it as ordinary risk. The ra
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by brudgers 7mo ago
If it isn't about money, you can find people who can do the work because they have direct relevant experience with similar projects. And that's what your company needs. Because your questions suggest that your team has a very very
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by brudgers 7mo ago
recently, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47361797
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by brudgers 7mo ago
Given the scale and scope of the Federal Government. what are the alternatives to Microsoft? Building in house. Outsourcing to consultants.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
Maybe that’s proof-of-work? And probably a feature because downvoting is usually enough.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
I clicked "Play Game" and got a message about a queue. Maybe that experience can be improved.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
Tangential: Usagi Electric plays Doom on a Bendix G-15: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=no0CkQk7id0
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by brudgers 7mo ago
There is no prefabricated site-work. A house needs foundations, underground utilities, pavements, and landscaping. If tires had to be manufactured at the car-buyer's home or place of business, cars and buildings would be more analogous
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by brudgers 7mo ago
someone starting out Usually, if you are just starting out you will tend to work for bad clients because good clients are those with regular work that pays well who value stable business relationships. Bad clients are those (in order) who
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by brudgers 7mo ago
Lower wattage can mean higher efficiency, but the evidence in the fine article suggests it is thermal throttling and the laptop is not doing more with less.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
When I have those kind of issues, I sleep directly on the floor for a few hours or a night or two. It’s worked for me many times for many years. But that’s me, not anyone else. And it feels uncomfortable for a while, but forces my muscles t
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by brudgers 7mo ago
Yep. I prefer other technologies over noise cancelling in my ordinary use anyway. And my ears feel healthier. But that’s me, not you.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
For wireless headphones I've gone to bone conduction and open-ear. Started with some cheap models from Ali-Express to see how I liked it. I did. Shokz had a black friday deal on Open-Run Pros and those are my goto. Admittedly, they are
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by brudgers 7mo ago
The measure of audio is what comes out of the speakers not what is written on the web. My Airpod Pros are the most convenient personal audio device I have ever used. Sound wise they pale in comparison to my Sony MDR-ZX100 which I bought on
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by brudgers 7mo ago
This would make a more appropriate link for ShowHN because waitlists are not intellectually interesting and there is nothing to play with or try out.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
“Your data is not big” comes from this thread… https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7192839 8TB is a couple hundred hours of 4k RAW video assets.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
The comment suggested Dell etc. require shipping to China and waiting months instead of making two trips to the Apple store when the reality is an online diagnostics and then a tech comes to your house or office the next business day.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
The bar set by “Cheaper to repair than other Apple laptops” is wheelchair accessible.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
With Dell you can get next business day on-site warranties for a reasonable price. The tech comes out and does the repair at your home or place of business. Because the tech is often a contractor, in my experience there’s not likely to be a
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by brudgers 7mo ago
“Your data isn’t big” is a good working definition of big data. Google has big data. You are not google.
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by brudgers 7mo ago
So is that 1.04 Albert Hall holes?
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by brudgers 8mo ago
No one is an expert on parenthood. Good parenting is only doing better than your parents.
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by brudgers 8mo ago
Some current comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47306655
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by brudgers 8mo ago
I believe HN's success is in large part not presuming to have a good idea of what "the right people" are. This doesn't mean it doesn't have a strong sense of what bad behavior is. It clearly does.

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