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by cullenking 6y ago
That's actually one of our main focuses over the next two months, along with mapping and routing improvements. We've seen a decent uptick in people migrating, and they are asking for more social stuff. We've always been shy a
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by cullenking 6y ago
Hey Sam, I run ridewithgps.com and have been reaching into the guts of graphhopper to do interesting routing stuff as well. We just silently rolled out popularity based routing, where we used our database of 50mm rides to build a popularity
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by cullenking 6y ago
I am curious why you think this. I run https://ridewithgps.com and always love constructive feedback to improve. There’s always improvements to make, but I wouldn’t quite go as far as calling things abysmal!
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by cullenking 6y ago
I have never once checked a reference or performed a background check on any candidate for our now 20 person company. There are a ton of companies like mine. My guess is more than less but that’s just a hunch. Diesel mechanic isn’t a bad ca
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by cullenking 6y ago
There are a couple other mentions on this thread of OpenStreetMap, but what they don't mention is that half the value of google is in their mobile app. There are a few mobile cycling apps, mine included, that solve this while using OSM
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by cullenking 7y ago
yeah I am certainly not an expert and I don’t know why the us military hasn’t used them, but they haven’t, and still aren’t going to from what I can read. I found that rabbit hole while researching hunting ammo, not because I am a military
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by cullenking 7y ago
Read the second paragraph of that section. And sorry, Hague convention not Geneva. Either way, only special circumstances aka special operations from my understanding, which is more like international policing than warfare.
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by cullenking 7y ago
Hollow points are against the Geneva convention. The round you linked is only for use in special circumstances to prevent over penetration, Things like terrorist hostage rescue. They won’t and can’t be legally used in general warfare. There
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by cullenking 7y ago
A few years back I bought a sofa from a small manufacturer that claimed it was free of fire retardants. Similar story for my mattress. The mattress side took some research, but from what I found most foam mattresses are free of them, and so
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by cullenking 7y ago
My dad is an elevator mechanic, and you'd be pretty surprised at what the job actually entails. He has to maintain legacy elevators with logic implemented by relay (1), up to brand new computer controlled systems. Over the course of hi
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by cullenking 7y ago
You are forgetting delivery charges. It's between 0.11 and 0.12, with appropriate charges.
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by cullenking 7y ago
I don’t!
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by cullenking 7y ago
Yup!
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by cullenking 7y ago
I religiously wear eye protection. Sticks can make their way around glasses / goggles. The flap created during lasik doesn't need an object in the eye to dislodge though, a blow to the head will do it in the right circumstance. La
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by cullenking 7y ago
In my case, I went to a world class eye institute that is part of OHSU. I am lucky in that we have a pretty serious research hospital here in Portland, so I didn't have to travel. I don't know how you find the best in your area, b
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by cullenking 7y ago
There are a couple other mentions in this thread about PRK. I went the PRK route instead of Lasik, and don't regret it one bit. I chose PRK because it was less risky, and was more durable. Look it up yourself, but brief summary: -
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by cullenking 7y ago
I buy lots of custom water bottles from specialized, for our bike business. I sent an email to our rep saying we had a philosophical disagreement with their actions, and would stop using them. They received enough backlash which filtered up
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by cullenking 7y ago
Probably only to a couple dozen large freeway exchanges....
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by cullenking 7y ago
Just bought a t495 for myself and my business partner. Returned both, the keyboard is horrendous. Lookup nkey rollover, typing on the keyboard was full of missing and transposed letters. Will never buy another Lenovo again.
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by cullenking 7y ago
Late to reply, sorry. Yes there are ups and downs, but you can setup automatic deductions from paychecks straight into an HSA. I haven't done the full analysis and asked everyone at work, but if the trend continues for the next few yea
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by cullenking 7y ago
I manage a health plan for our smallish business of 19 employees. We offer "pretty good" health insurance, meaning, we pay around $600 per employee per month for health and dental. It gets worse every year. I am considering moving
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by cullenking 7y ago
I push all our spending through a 2% cash back capitalone business visa. Can't find a better cashback rate, though you could run multiple cards through different vendors with their own credit cards, but you get diminishing returns. If
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by cullenking 7y ago
Keeping your app up to date if you have any significant quantity of third party gems, is really nice. Meaning, if you need to upgrade, it's easier to stay on top of it than it is to pull an app from say, 4.2 to 6.0. This becomes partic
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by cullenking 7y ago
I race an r6. There's no difference at all between a 600cc and a 1000cc bike off the line assuming a capable rider. When I launch, I can't keep the front wheel on the ground at full throttle, until about 70mph. Yes, if we are talk
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by cullenking 7y ago
You got it. They sell a couple different depths of products, the more guaranteed it is the more cost. They do the research to make sure there arent any valid competing claims or partial claims to any property. They bundle that all up with a
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by cullenking 7y ago
You cannot do this. I run a website and mobile app ecosystem, which started as a website with standard credit card billing. If you want to mention that you have a website, or link to the website, you must provide every option the website ha
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by cullenking 8y ago
Same thing, three years old now, used on of these for the first three months. I'd sleep on the couch with him next to me and rock it while I dozed all night, to give the wife some rest. All my parent friends had good sleepers so I&#x27
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by cullenking 8y ago
This is not the case, at least in Oregon. Our tree farms are generally healthy, left undisturbed for 40 or so years between harvests, and are parceled out so that entire areas aren't harvested at once. All state run timber sales are su
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by cullenking 8y ago
i've tried a bunch, and the ikea bulbs do the best in a variety of conditions: - longevity - when used with a dimmer - when a large load is applied to the same circuit Most other bulbs fail one of those, but I haven't had an ikea
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by cullenking 8y ago
I hate to break it to you, but having a baby means you are dumping 5 shitty diapers a day for first few months, then at least two a day for next six or 9 months. Yes lots of people go for reusable diapers, but lots is probably not more than

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