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by cbhl 2y ago
I've been using YNAB for the last ten years or so and I've found the best way of dealing with these sorts of cases is to exclude that money from "the budget" altogether (off-budget bank account, simply not linking them,
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by cbhl 2y ago
My impression is that the default recommendation from the literature is "Mediterranean diet with counseling from a certified nutritionist" and evidence of any other diet that works would help expand options for folks with pre-diab
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by cbhl 2y ago
I think the paper gets sandwiched between the hammer on one side and the drum on the other side. This would be not too dissimilar to how a typewriter would have worked, I think?
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by cbhl 2y ago
You wouldn't expect Waymo to hockey stick though. It's not software. Waymo's scale is constrained by many factors: (1) physical cars (requires capital), (2) hi-def mapping, (3) operations (depots to charge, clean and maintain
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by cbhl 2y ago
If I recall correctly, part of the context for this was that Microsoft had shipped its own implementation of Java separate from Sun's, but it only implemented a subset of the language. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by cbhl 2y ago
Given that the first GPS satellites were launched in 1978, saving a few bits was standard practice at the time -- bits were expensive. Code of the time also often had two-digit years (the infamous Y2K problem).
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by cbhl 2y ago
(2018), judging by the dates at the bottom of the page?
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by cbhl 2y ago
Atlanta has been using a form of these contactless paper tickets since 2006.
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by cbhl 2y ago
Google is where Titus Winters and Hyrum Wright coined "Hyrum's Law". Loosely paraphrased: given enough users, people start depending on the "implicit interface" rather than the defined one. https://www.hy
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by cbhl 2y ago
This isn't Justin Long's first PC ad though? Intel literally paid the same actor to do Mac and PC comparison ads in 2021. Whichever marketing agency Qualcomm hired simply decided to bring back the same guy again, and run the same
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by cbhl 2y ago
I've found that wearing $10 off-the-shelf "musicians" or "high fidelity" earplugs in such spaces helps my ability to hear/understand a lot. Yes, the stem sticks out, and everyone asks about them at least once,
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by cbhl 2y ago
If the engines only have enough fuel to do the boostback burn once, they could be "disabled" in a hardware sense too?
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by cbhl 2y ago
If you buy a plane ticket for the future, in a bankruptcy, you become an unsecured creditor of the airline. That means the airline could have taken your money, spent it, and the bankruptcy court can say that they don't actually have to
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by cbhl 2y ago
Topical hormonal cream sounds new; I don't think I've seen that on HN before. Would be curious to see studies. RISUG/Vasalgel has come up on HN before (as far back as 13 years): ( https://hn.algolia.com/?query
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by cbhl 2y ago
Looks like they're sold out now. The "enter your email for restock updates" part of the screen showed up as white-on-white on my light-mode-by-default Gnome Terminal on my first try and so I was slightly confused; sshing from
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by cbhl 2y ago
That hasn't been true for some years; instead of migrating Python 2->3 most of that code got rewritten as a collection of C++ microservices (admittedly with some performance wins but a lot of newly added complexity).
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by cbhl 2y ago
When SFO is operating on only one of its two runways (common due to low clouds, now due to runway construction) then 3h+ delays are par for the course for flights in the evening.
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by cbhl 2y ago
If you only want to get a gravity boost from Jupiter and Saturn (like V1) I wonder if you wouldn't have to wait as long, say, every 20 years instead of every 176? https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/timeline/
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by cbhl 2y ago
It means they're exporting zero CO2 solar power and offsetting fossil-fuel-based-generation in the other state. You'll see that the imports value is also negative (implying exports).
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by cbhl 2y ago
If you ignore the science for a minute, the anecdotes I hear from folks is that "counting calories doesn't work" and "intermittent fasting does work". So identifying a mechanism of action would help us develop strat
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by cbhl 2y ago
One of the replies to the thread (that you also can't see signed out) contains a link to an "unrolling" of the thread: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1780639257389904013.html?...
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by cbhl 2y ago
I think the last paragraph was my favorite part of this article. For those of you who didn't read the fine article, I've quoted it here: > As usual, this post is not a request for THE ONE to show up. If you are THE ONE, you don
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by cbhl 2y ago
If you _don't_ enable dnssec on ntp.org, then a mitm can intercept the dns request to redirect to an attacker-owned timeserver with a time in the past. Then the host can have old and expired (without loss of generality) keys/certi
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by cbhl 2y ago
Was surprised to see the piece mention US Airways, which merged with American years ago (in 2013). Then I saw the date on the article: 2015 (nearly ten years ago). I think for the planes in the air now I'd want to know what kind of ref
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by cbhl 3y ago
If you do not have a job and are not actively looking for work, you are not part of the "labor force". The "labor force" is defined as (working + actively looking). Also, the denominator of the unemployment rate is the s
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by cbhl 3y ago
If you want to pay ~$200 and get to Tokyo faster, you should fly into HND instead of NRT, full stop.
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by cbhl 3y ago
In my opinion, pre-built binaries and an easy-to-use front-end are things that should exist and are valid as a separate project unto themselves (see, e.g., HandBrake vs ffmpeg). Using the name of the authors or the project you're build
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by cbhl 3y ago
If I recall correctly, when everything ran on petrol and diesel, it was said that a single-occupancy car emitted 5x as much CO2 as riding a packed ("efficient") train. That this ratio has dropped from 5x to 2x says to me that elec
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by cbhl 3y ago
While switching to Discover would make Apple Card less useful as a travel credit card and budgeting tool, it would still be useful as a "store credit card" (monthly installments for buying a new iPhone). And it wouldn't be th
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by cbhl 3y ago
Tesla built the US superchargers first, so they used a proprietary plug that only just got standardized as NACS / SAE J3400, whereas non-Tesla US EVs were selling with standard CCS (or J1772) ports. Different from the EU Superchargers,

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