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by brunohaid 1y ago
Appreciated!
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Haha, very good (and true) observation - but turns out if you practice 6+ months, you develop a knack for pushing chairs over uneven terrain.
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by brunohaid 1y ago
That was one of the weirdest effects of the space - it almost felt like transitioning from affairs to a marriage, in a good way. Before that, I often used to work out of random / public places, and I when I got really stuck just change
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Was concerned about splinters too, but if you compress and treat/seal it a bit, it works quite well, although they do get a bit gross after 2-3 years to the point where you should flip/replace them.
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by brunohaid 1y ago
It took my about 3 days to get over it after seeing it on the final images.
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by brunohaid 1y ago
If you swear at them long enough they start disappearing... Mostly bottom of back shelves and behind vertical shelf beams.
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Thanks! Had a really good camera & lenses for the day (Hasselblad X1D II with Zeiss Otus and Canon TS-E 17mm), and then post was mostly reducing colors besides brown/green/red hues a bit.
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Thanks! And: Same. It got much better since the early days of MSFS 2020, and tried picking gear that has solid drivers/good scripting APIs, but I also rarely get it out just for fun, for the same reasons (except the occasional barrel r
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by brunohaid 1y ago
None taken! Cut the shelving to my (elbows at 90 degrees) standing desk height and used it that way about 80% of the time, and for the rest the drafting height barstool like chair worked well, as the legs are naturally angled.
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by brunohaid 1y ago
https://www.globalindustrial.com/c/storage/shelving/boltless...
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Took a bit of shuffling around, biggest challenge was getting a somewhat decent frame given the incredibly small space - main camera facing the window had simple Sigma MFT lens that worked in the end, with a hood on to make sure the ring li
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Is it the line length that's tedious, or the columnar layout itself confusing?
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Most common term in the US is something like Boltless Shelving, specific shelves used here were https://www.globalindustrial.com/c/storage/shelving/boltless...
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Oh, didn't think that'd make it to the front page, appreciated! OP and builder here. The website was purely because a friend and I were looking for design work during lockdown and put together a couple of things we recently worked
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by brunohaid 1y ago
For me it's a combination 1) solid foundational choices all along, no bolted on vanity features or constant rewrites chasing the latest trend, with everything well documented and 2) incredibly responsive founding team, so you get very
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Multimodal WFH setup: flight SIM, EE lab, and music studio in 60sqft/5.5M²(sdo.group)
274 points by brunohaid 1y ago|126 comments
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Good point and was mostly re Typesense (can't edit the comment anymore). But given that duckdb handles "take this n GB parquet file/shard from a random location, load it into memory and be ready in < 1 sec" very well
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Bit thin on details and not looking like they’ll open source it, but if someone clicked the post because they’re looking for their “replace ES” thing: Both https://typesense.org/ and https://duckdb.org/ (wi
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Hand curated by topic, and then simple admin overlay to hide posts that are promos etc, so a bit of curation there. There are some feeds that sometimes have great content, but also bunch of promo etc noise, so it's a bit tricky to deci
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Even in the year 2025 of the great enshittocene, if you put something on the internet, it should be possible for people to consume it the way they want. Including the very simple question: what‘s new since I last checked? This example is fo
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Show HN: Strictly chronological social media feed(meso.cloud)
6 points by brunohaid 1y ago|3 comments
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Definitely doable, aquarium controllers are also quite flexible. We're working on a free Home Assistant plugin that let's you define your sensors and outputs, then choose a plant (see link below, or climate of a specific location)
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by brunohaid 1y ago
LEDs help to supplement in regions that don't have that much light (Netherlands etc) or when you try to achieve something very specific (scientific, flavor profile etc) but bypassing the reactor in the sky is just not a very good idea.
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Ha, working on exactly that at eg https://www.meso.cloud/plants/magnoliophyta/malvales/magnoli...
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by brunohaid 1y ago
True on both counts, was a quite early comment and initially thought they're coming back in to land vs barely having taken off. Only leaves control inputs but given how short the video is it could also be that there simply wasn't
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by brunohaid 1y ago
We took off ahead of them.
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Good question. False sense of routine, experience? Definitely a pet peeve. Was flying as a passenger on a really small airline (8 seater plane, Green Air) out of San Jose in Costa Rica. We got cleared for takeoff ahead of a United 737, at m
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by brunohaid 1y ago
„Runway behind you“ is drilled into your head as one of the useless things in aviation. You always want to make sure to use the most runway available to you, exactly for cases when something happens. Hypothetical in this case: you realize s
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by brunohaid 1y ago
Baffling tragedy, again. Clear skies, no LiveATC but reports of single Mayday call, gear out but no flaps and no control inputs visible in the grainy video. Something has to go really catastrophically wrong with a modern jetliner for that t
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by brunohaid 1y ago
You might want to look at https://typesense.org/ for that.

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