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by dsego 2y ago
In my country you leave a certain amount for the inspector somewhere in the dash area or in your vehicle booklet. At least in the past I've known some people to do it for older cars, there were ways to bypass emissions tests and ignore
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by dsego 2y ago
Sigh, we have to do a yearly inspection in Croatia. And the first one is after only 2 years, and this even was introduced recently. Just a few years ago you would have to do an inspection immediately when first registering the vehicle - yes
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by dsego 2y ago
I think the vernacular nowadays is NPCs.
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by dsego 2y ago
Candid photos, snapshots, photojournalism.
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Over-barreling in video games [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dsego 2y ago|0 comments
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by dsego 2y ago
I am not sure if my mind is playing tricks on me or sometimes with some apps the focus doesn't work right. Like desktop Whatsapp looks to be in focus, but when I try typing nothing happens, than I need to click on it or restart it befo
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by dsego 2y ago
It's not just the deterrence but to publicly condemn the act. Condemnation needs to have teeth and the perpetrator needs to feel the burden, otherwise it's just empty words on paper. The burden is necessary to establish social bal
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by dsego 2y ago
I think that's how you're supposed to use stabilizers, so they don't touch the ground but still protect from leaning too much.
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by dsego 2y ago
> insufferable cunts You mean pedants.
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by dsego 2y ago
My kid's first bike with pedals was the Specialized Jett 16" at 8-9kg, that's absurd. Her newer bike is a more reasonable 5.6kg.
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by dsego 2y ago
Yes, I see this all the time around my neighborhood, kids get so used to the training wheels, they can just hop off their bike and leave it there while they play some other games. And then they just jump back on the bike. Those bikes can al
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by dsego 2y ago
The ones in decathlon are great because they have levers designed for smaller hands. We went with rascal bikes, they are expensive but extremely light weight and no coaster brakes, they also have belts so no lubing and no clunky chain guard
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by dsego 2y ago
We got our kid her balance bike when she was around 1.5, so she used it for almost 2 years. They are not even expensive.
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by dsego 2y ago
How about a mountain bike with a sloped top tube.
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by dsego 2y ago
We went from floaties to a kickboard one summer and then last summer just took away the kickboard and practiced without it, quickly after that we had a swimmer at age of 4. Note that before that moment paid swimming lessons didn't help
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by dsego 2y ago
Same here, balance bike straight to pedal bike at 3 years old. No training wheels, she managed to learn in a span of a day or two. It took some more time to learn to brake with front levers and that's it. And the back pedal coaster bra
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by dsego 2y ago
Never watched any and don't have a desire to.
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by dsego 2y ago
I can't find the blog post now, but I remember reading about how Koa's event loop was built around JS generators and that was big thing then, that's why I mention it. I haven't used Koa so maybe I'm misunderstanding
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by dsego 2y ago
That was more a response to the "next generation" verbiage used, when it's more of a venerable or established library, so not relevant in the term of hot new thing. Usually when posting a next gen web framework the expectatio
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by dsego 2y ago
Old and abandoned (?), I don't think the poster realized this is not a new new framework. I mean, it was new years ago, before JS async was a thing even. Here is a post from 2013 explaining how Koa eliminates callbacks with yields. ht
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by dsego 2y ago
Afaik, Koa is old, was supposed to be the next express, but somehow it never gained enough traction. That's my understanding. From a technical standpoint, Koa was all about composing middleware and using JS generators. I don't th
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Five Years of Framework(frame.work)
4 points by dsego 2y ago|0 comments
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Engineering secrets which made the Statue of Liberty possible [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dsego 2y ago|0 comments
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by dsego 2y ago
I love the jab at duolingo sending you threatening e-mails.
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by dsego 2y ago
Historically criminals from Germany would find a new life in Argentina. And they mostly lived out plain unremarkable lives, so this does work. Not sure everyone appreciated the benefits to society though.
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by dsego 2y ago
I used font-thicken = true and it looks pretty good, very similar to iTerm.
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by dsego 2y ago
Have you tried shell-integration-features = no-cursor ?
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by dsego 2y ago
I also switched over to Ghostty, but now can't do Cmd+F to search for strings, I think it's on the roadmap though. Also, there are no scroll bars on the Mac version, which I guess is not that important for a terminal.
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by dsego 2y ago
The future was 30 years ago.
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by dsego 2y ago
Thanks, I managed to enable the shader, I think the glsl path needs to be absolute, it doesn't work starting with ~ (tilde).

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