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Have you seen Caltrain's service lately? To be realistic, I'd prefer our regional systems have more frequent headways and BART to circle the bay. SF-LA commuters are a drop compared to local commuters. I'll even settle for a
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Puerto Rican style stewed beans: https://thenoshery.com/habichuelas-guisadas-pink-beans-in-to...
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Unfortunately, .cm and .co are also rife for phishing scams. (Apologies to the good folk of Cameroon.)
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Theoretically you could adapt this for less expensive rangefinders like a Canonet QL17. M4-2s are also less desirable.
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That was probably Peter Gregory (RIP) visiting.
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If you're doing any sort of spatial logic (e.g. mapping), you'll want to use PostGIS.
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This Karim Rashid quote stood out to me when I was a teenager: > Own 30 pairs of same color socks and 30 pairs of the same colored underwear so that socks always match, and do your laundry every month. Not that I follow it to a T, but I
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Uh, it wouldn't be just poor people. It'd be the bottom 98%. You're proposing turning certain national/state-owned campsites into luxury experiences. (Though arguably with bots and scrapers, that's maybe what they a
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Yes, but please, please, please leave no trace (LNT): https://www.nps.gov/articles/leave-no-trace-seven-principles...
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If all one cares about are that only their fellow millionaires get to savor some publicly-owned campsites, then sure that's a great solution.
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Personally, I wouldn't register any TLD that costs over $20/year for a side project.
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I have an acquaintance that moved there for the electronic music scene, DJ’d regularly at Berghain, and has an Essential Mix. She probably would not have been that successful had she stayed in SF.
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- easy visa to obtain + fairly cosmopolitan city, but still cheaper than NYC//London/Paris - good location to visit other spots in Europe - probably already have a friend of a friend living there - the party scene Very few Am
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It's a visual illusion dependent on the focal length of the lens being used and any foreground objects that are on the studio backlot .
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fwiw, Google Authenticator starting with 3.1.0 started supporting exports via QR code.
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For anyone else interested, Gwern has also researched melatonin thoroughly (as usual): https://gwern.net/melatonin
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How did you do these things, though? E.g. traveling is incredibly easy nowadays with smartphones and flying by plane. Have you biked across Euroasia with no internet access and and paper guidebooks? There's a good chance that magic o
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Climate-wise, Marana, AZ doesn't seem any milder (I'm also surprised the Mojave doesn't cross 100ºF): https://weatherspark.com/compare/y/1757~2591/Comparison-of-t... Basically asking, "if
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I'm pretty sure the Mojave storage field is where it is because of its proximity to Edwards AFB and Bakersfield, but climate and land cost-wise, would there be a milder, yet dry, location to store aircraft outdoors in the States?
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Following your example, we should make wages transparent. So that way the 3x engineers know they're being correctly compensated by management, right?
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Sorry for the late reply. Yeah it's a chicken and egg problem here in the US. If there aren't enough riders, then the planners won't have the data to support painting some bike lanes to attract more riders and get people out
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And what? Perpetuate the arms race of larger and heavier cars?
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And yet, I see women walking down the streets in skirts. Makes absolutely no sense to me, and I get scolded every time I bring it up.
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In case you don't know, you probably don't need to pump your tire up to the stated pressure on the side of it. Check out these guides for more specific numbers, but generally if you're ~160lbs, you can get away with 80psi or
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I wonder if this shade of reddish-orange suffers from the Purkinje effect, where reds appear darker to the human eye in low light settings. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purkinje_effect
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The white plastic keys really clash with the darker wood. If one's going in the direction of ostentatiousness, I feel like it needs some ivory inlays to break up the monotony.
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If one's flying enough, ideally they have status with an airline to have some baggage allowance. I hear you, though, I frequently bring back some knickknacks from abroad and will check in a small bag of booze.
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Speaking of Chinese food in South America, there's also the delicious chifa cuisine folks should try to sample: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chifa
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What's up with all these responses about turning women into breeding machines when the basic issue is that it's difficult to provide a decent life for a child on a single income? How about we make it not a PITA to be a mother?
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Ghost busses are most likely an issue with the GTFS real-time data from the agency, which the app just displays. I’ve personally also experienced the same issue with SF’s Muni.
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