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Looks like that substack just copied a bunch of quotes from this Stack Exchange post: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/1631...
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Thanks for sharing this! I miss this concise UI so much.
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Reminds me of this recent post about a woman and her washer collection: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40627522
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Tangentially, YC has a Ruby meetup in San Francisco on Aug 13th: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41059148
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Astronauts are older than the teens mentioned in the article, a very selective sample (read We Seven if you haven't), and still train with a team and with a clear purpose of their goals.
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Young people are told they can do anything, which actually leads to unhappiness as experience their limitations through trial and error. By the time one is in their mid-thirties, you know your limits, know what you're good at, and what
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Weather Line was another beautifully weather app based on Dark Sky I really miss: https://vimeo.com/364505041 https://kevinclark.ca/work/weatherline/
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There was a recent lifestyle article about decaf coffee. Have you tried any of the roasters listed here? https://sfstandard.com/2024/07/15/decaf-coffee-is-finally-wi...
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Thanks for following up! > For example I don't understand people who go to a beach and spend half a day there I think beach days may be similar to your "something about sleeping in a car in -15°C (5F) that's just amazing
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Hi Ben, briefly took another look this morning and I'm sorry for the hasty rec because I forgot Leaflet doesn't support vector tiles as easily as MapLibre/Mapbox. If the bottle-neck is the DB and you haven't enabled the
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Not to sure how your backend is set up, but it looks like you're generating GeoJSON on the fly and the JSON serialization for this amount of data can be slow. In typical HN fashion, I would suggest looking into using Tippecanoe to gene
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> my 15-countries 2-week solo road trip That's barely a day in each country. Why the speedrun?
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Considering every online retailer asks for your phone number, I'm not surprised. The shopping history Shopify has one everyone is also a goldmine.
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I would clarify this is for parents residing in non-English speaking countries. Because over here in the States folks are doing the opposite: spending thousands a month to send their children to language immersion schools to not speak Eng
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It's just a water fountain that happens to be mounted on a toilet bowl. They're not sourcing their own water. The worst thing that could happen is the person in front of you spits on the outlet (like kids do in elementary school i
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I've drank from this fountain. With a stillsuit, I think it would be more palatable because you don't have the visual connotation right in front of you unlike the Exploratorium exhibit.
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Yeah, I think the uploader titled that video wrong. The mother is speaking Spanish (I guess the baby could still be Italian).
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> they're in a competitive field so they have to stay on top of their rest and diet at all times Versus a consultant where you're racking up miles and points, have a per diem, and usually treated to a client dinner and/o
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It’s easy to wax poetic about integrity when you got a few million in the bank.
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Thanks for sharing. Looks like I'll be calling customer service in the morning. Wonder if they'll even know what Paze is. > Chase will load your eligible Chase credit and debit cards to your Paze wallet on your behalf and then
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That was a great article and would probably appeal to some of the posters here: > “My friends that spend a lot on authentics have either never worked a day in their life or they’ve married rich guys,” she says. “But if you’re working har
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Excellent Used Condition
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I love a good conspiracy theory, but you need to link to some articles about the video cameras.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippie_trail
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The only comparison we should make of Stockton Rush is Icarus.
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EFF's Privacy Badger shows a few potential trackers when loading that page. https://github.com/EFForg/privacybadger
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If anyone watched The Social Dilemma (2020), they interviewed a number of managers responsible for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Social_Dilemma#Interviewee... And of course the managers are repentant now wi
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I'd pretty sure certain restaurants and bars bump up the volume purely so patrons cannot have a conversation and can only focus on eating and drinking.
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> Let the market work [by undervaluing environmental costs]
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Gmunk was working on visual graphics for the web back in late 90s / early 2000s with Vir2L. If they wanted to, they could have easily banged out half a dozen wallpapers in an afternoon using Maya or whatever, but they chose the physica
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