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by davidhariri 5y ago
> an astronaut on the ISS with 20/20 vision could potentially detect objects that are 112 m or greater in all dimensions. However, since this would be at the absolute limit of the resolution, objects on the order of 100 m would appe
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Artificial Structures Visible from Space(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by davidhariri 5y ago|1 comments
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by davidhariri 5y ago
I'm in favour of a QUERY verb. Always felt wrong to use GET or POST for it.
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by davidhariri 5y ago
Why not padding, then?
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by davidhariri 5y ago
The "filler" may be just that, but I think it helps give a reader time to connect the material to their own experiences. I find that as I read a book, my mind drifts away from the material and to my own memories or goals and then
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by davidhariri 5y ago
This title should be updated. The author has since figured out that it was in fact a leaf obstructing the person’s face.
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by davidhariri 5y ago
This is great. I’m curious to know what the line is between pivot and new company. Is it same successive founders? Same domain? Same cap table?
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by davidhariri 5y ago
This is so wrong. If you look at the death rate from those incidents and compare them to the death rates of literally any other source of energy (including other renewables), they are much much lower. Nuclear is proven to be our most safe,
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by davidhariri 5y ago
> Frankly, it is all too much for me. Same. I've been actively unfollowing people on Twitter every day to clean my feeds of it. I'm not anti-web3 or anti-crypto, but I definitely don't need to read the same rhetoric from 1
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by davidhariri 5y ago
Just a note that there are significant features of SQLAlchemy that don’t work with SQLite such as ARRAY columns, UUID primary keys and certain types of foreign key constraints.
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Lego Non-slip omnidirectional vehicle(youtube.com)
2 points by davidhariri 5y ago|0 comments
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by davidhariri 5y ago
Well made. Nice work
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by davidhariri 5y ago
Good to see Cohere.ai mentioned in your comment
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by davidhariri 5y ago
Yes- will definitely be expensive.
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by davidhariri 5y ago
This is awesome! I've been doing my own repairs for friends and family since high school. Having access to genuine Apple parts and the tools used by their own technicians will be so helpful. Smart move, Apple.
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by davidhariri 5y ago
Who wants to make an is-not-uneven package with me?
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by davidhariri 5y ago
Not bad at all!
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by davidhariri 5y ago
Which Youtube channels?
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Ask HN: Where do you find out about emerging technology?
9 points by davidhariri 5y ago|12 comments
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by davidhariri 5y ago
My reaction as well. I’ve used Replit lots. It’s great! No offence to Radon, but I would not consider his project a threat to Replit. The best case scenario is it’s a price-sensitive OSS alternative which would naturally have a much much sm
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Processor Design History(tayloredge.com)
1 points by davidhariri 5y ago|0 comments
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How to detect common types of scams(davidhariri.medium.com)
1 points by davidhariri 6y ago|1 comments
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by davidhariri 6y ago
Credit where credit is due. I'm pretty sure Max Braun did this first. Check out all of his other projects: https://braun.design
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by davidhariri 6y ago
RIP Reader. I use Feedly + NetNewsWire. Great combo.
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The One Million Limit(python.org)
2 points by davidhariri 6y ago|0 comments
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Why the Wingdings Font Exists (2015)(vox.com)
86 points by davidhariri 6y ago|27 comments
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by davidhariri 6y ago
Fully agree with your numbered points and thanks for commenting. I checked out your product and I had never seen coloured gradients used to pull readers through long form text. It worked on me, though. Very cool! Applying my framework, I th
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by davidhariri 6y ago
Hm, good point. Very philosophical. While most things in life are spectrums, I believe there are boundaries that can be discovered and shared. These allow us to make better-than-arbitrary decisions which lead to better outcomes over the lon
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Feature vs. Product(davidhariri.medium.com)
25 points by davidhariri 6y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: Programming Podcasts?
2 points by davidhariri 6y ago|1 comments

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