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divbzero
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Mercury's shadowy North Pole revealed by M-CAM 1
(esa.int)
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divbzero
2y ago
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divbzero
2y ago
I believe the layer you’re thinking of is ‘glaze’: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceramic_glaze
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divbzero
2y ago
If I understand this right, Google isn’t actually selling user data to auction losers because auction losers are collecting the data without spending any money.
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divbzero
2y ago
> Fengning’s advanced design includes an upper reservoir with a capacity of 45.04 million cubic meters and a lower reservoir holding 71.56 million cubic meters. A cubic meter of water weighs a tonne. So that’s literally tonnes and tonn
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divbzero
2y ago
Did you use any libraries to help render the canvas? Or is the code built up from plain JavaScript and DOM APIs?
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divbzero
2y ago
Along the bottom toolbar there’s a “Reset” button (circular icon with an arrow) that recenters the UI.
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divbzero
2y ago
I love that you’re depicting the Solar System accurately and to scale. It’s always bothered me that planetary orbits are often shown as equally-spaced concentric circles. The Voyager missions could be interesting to include as you consider
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2y ago
I bet they use Comic Sans for nuclear launch codes too.
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2y ago
Comic Sans was definitely my first reaction too.
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The Internet Archive is in danger [audio]
(wbur.org)
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2y ago
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divbzero
2y ago
When I was reading “The future of htmx” blog post which is also being discussed on HN [1], the “htmx is the new jQuery” idea jumped out at me. Given that jQuery has been gradually replaced by native JavaScript [2], I wondered what web devel
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2y ago
Chances seem small that it was his, but chances also seem small of another quirky guy making tear-off $2 pads. 6 repeating digits is quite impressive: maybe you could call again and ask if he was in Chicago around a certain date.
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Golden Gate Bridge Was a Nightmare for the 11 Who Died During Its Construction
(smithsonianmag.com)
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2y ago
The best “third place” that Starbucks ever created was Roy Street Coffee & Tea in Seattle. It had a great selection of drinks, good food, plenty of seating, and a vibrant atmosphere. Unfortunately, Starbucks decided against expanding on
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2y ago
Yes, Loom is also mentioned by the author of the blog post.
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divbzero
2y ago
> I use an authorized_keys entry on the host that restricts the guest to running a specific command, which limits what a compromised guest can do to the host. The command is set to a script that has a list of specific permitted actions.
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2y ago
This is very nice. I have been using the version available in Apple Books: https://books.apple.com/us/book/winnie-the-pooh/id6444759294 But the Apple Books version does not include the original illustrations,
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2y ago
An hour after the parent post, the about page https://www.employer.com/about now redirects to the home page https://www.employer.com/ — must have been an error that the webmaster has corrected.
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divbzero
2y ago
Of the remaining drug store chains in America, CVS Pharmacy might be the best positioned because it’s both largest in scale and vertically integrated with pharmacy benefit manager CVS Caremark.
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Yes, and it’s only baffling now because the “modern drug store” is no longer the only game in town when it comes to filling prescription. Grocery stores (Safeway), big box stores (Walmart), wholesalers (Costco), and online retailers (Amazon
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California’s Merced River dried up below Yosemite
(sfchronicle.com)
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2y ago
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18 milliseconds per day is roughly 6.5 seconds per year: same order of magnitude as itishappy’s estimate elsewhere in this thread.
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This is pretty cool, though it seems more beneficial as a neat demo project than for its actual functionality. First, automated job application submission probably doesn’t endear you to hiring managers. And, moreover, you probably don’t wan
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Reports Successful Closest Approach to Sun
(blogs.nasa.gov)
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The bald eagle is officially America's national bird. Here's why it took so long
(npr.org)
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For most of my projects, the key value I can add is in understanding business needs, translating them to technical requirements, and ensuring sensible choices of data structures, APIs, libraries, etc. Rarely is code generation the rate li
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2y ago
The Fourier transform is composed of trigonometric sines and cosines. There must be an analogous transform composed of lemniscate sines and cosines?
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π is derived from the circle, which is defined by distance from a single point. ϖ is derived from the lemniscate of Bernoulli, which is defined by distances from two points. Is there an analogous constant that is derived from a shape define
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Thank you. CalDAV and CardDAV are wonderful cross-platform protocols that I use every day (including on Apple Watch) and I hope they continue to be supported in the future.
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Happy 400th birthday to the oldest bond
(ft.com)
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