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1y ago
Not mine, so not a "Show HN". I think it's an absolutely brilliant idea. One of the best motivational tools to keep one walking :)
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Walk With Frodo, a companion app for Garmin watches
(apps.garmin.com)
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1y ago
Why is it a subscription? You shouldn't have any running costs from people using the app, so it looks like basic price gouging.
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1y ago
> And Sweden Did you guys have dedicated open-air markets selling CDs with "software collections", "Windows essentials", "The best of Adobe" for $2 ... ? I remember visiting one in Moscow and it was wild .
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1y ago
Corel, it was Corel that bought them.
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2y ago
This is really good. Thanks for mentioning it.
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2y ago
On an older iPad I get "Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading www.whatsit.today (see the browser console for more information)." neatly centred on an otherwise blank page.
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2y ago
Not 1:1, but it has an extremely similar look and feel. In how glyphs are cut and the rhytm of the typeface. Scroll down to "Comparison of Nebula Sans versus Whitney SSm" part of the linked page. I was literally going to complain
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2y ago
Little PSA: a) This is a clone of Whitney, an incredibly beautiful and unique typeface from 2004 b) Whitney was designed by Tobias Frere-Jones c) He was an equal co-founder of the H&fJ foundry d) He designed the vast majority of their m
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2y ago
As per usual the qualifying question if it can handle the Mandelbrot renderer - https://github.com/erikdubbelboer/brainfuck-jit/blob/master/...
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2y ago
Sasha is a familiar version of Alexander. Like Ben for Benjamin, Pete for Peter, Ash for Ashley, etc. Its etymology is just a bit less straight-forward.
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2y ago
Dang, didn't see it :) And thanks for the patch.
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2y ago
I had the same bright idea, but it doesn't work Firefox. Turns out that it creates two representations of the PDF content - one is text, which has 0 opacity and another is prerendered image of the same layered on top of it. The latter
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2y ago
I don't think I did - https://i.imgur.com/PzLjlp7.png ... ?
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2y ago
Fun, thanks for sharing. A couple of suggestions, usability-wise: * when a single cell is selected, it'd be very helpful if the game would auto-highlight all other cells connected to it. * when the whole thing is solved, "Check&qu
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2y ago
I sworn by Gandi since the early '00s, but they sold themselves to a private equity firm recently and things almost immediately went just as one might fear. Leave while you can.
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2y ago
> very expensive I guess it depends on where you are at in the world, but in our neck of the woods $50/month is an absolute bargain compared to using a tutor. Not to mention you get to work at your own pace and to practice spaced re
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2y ago
> Firefox using your IP address ... to show you an ad Why do you imply that Firefox showing ads is acceptable ?
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This reminds me - Back in the MS-DOS days, when the RAM was sparse, there was a class of so-called "memory optimization" programs. They all inevitably found at least few KB to be reclaimed through their magic even if the same opti
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2y ago
Similarly "I've been here since two days" is usually a giveaway that somebody's translating from French.
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2y ago
Pretty much any modern Garmin will do that really well.
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2y ago
I don't see any description of the resulting model in the post. Or any results for that matter. Reads more like a book plug. Am I missing something?
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2y ago
It's not "per year". It's your good old conventinal pricing, in disguise. You buy Xyz 2002, you get to keep Xyz 2002 and get some updates. When new and shiny Xyz 2004 comes out, you look at the spec and decide if new fea
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2y ago
There was also appropriately named Sea Launch company, an joint enterprise between 4 countries that made 30+ launches between 1999 and 2014 from a repurposed oil platform - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Launch
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2y ago
Tesla is now fighting hard for this title.
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2y ago
Most cars also have speakers these days. Some are even HiFi! Huge, huge opportunity for reaching people about your products.
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2y ago
> Over half of US was apathetic and didn't vote. Not true. Voter turnout was between 59% and 64%.
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2y ago
Summaries for Russian troll accounts are like A thoughtful contrarian who frequently challenges popular narratives with economic and historical context. Yeah, great.
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> And the GPS sync thing amazes me. If the watch was recently synced with the app to get current GPS ephemrides, it gets the lock within seconds. Otherwise, it may take much longer just like any other GPS device with outdated ephemeride
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... or expectations.
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