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by fouc 5y ago
Yeah good point about higher range reducing the pressure on fast charging.
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by fouc 5y ago
> “There’s a veneer of safety now. But the way a multinational views safety off West Africa is different from the way it views safety in the North Sea. You see pictures of guys welding with cling film wrapped around their eyes. If someon
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by fouc 5y ago
I wonder if it will work in Firefox if you change the useragent string to one that pretends you're using a Chrome browser
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by fouc 5y ago
Are they still using audiotoxic medicine that burns the cochlea hairs to deal with bacterial meningitis? i.e. is she deaf from medicine? or from the meningitis?
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by fouc 5y ago
From the name I was expecting a readable lang, perhaps drawing inspiration from ruby. The only thing that makes this an easy lang is apparently based on the Dennis M. Ritchie quote at the top of the documentation - "A language that doe
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by fouc 5y ago
I suppose it depends on what you define as 'cancelled' but we can define it as something like "a dramatic reduction in demand to the point where it's extremely difficult to find work in that industry". The answer i
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by fouc 5y ago
Not really, they were giving multiple examples to point out that plant-based food can and do cause inflammation.
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by fouc 5y ago
Ironic, Paul Graham alluded to schools being like prison, in which they devolve into a popularity contest. But I'm not sure if he considered this angle.
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by fouc 5y ago
I think he's referring to the fact that some people react to nightshades. It can cause weird inflammation-like responses for those that are susceptible.
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by fouc 5y ago
What's the basis for your earlier assertion?
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by fouc 5y ago
That's a good point, even something like the carnivore diet is apparently quite low in inflammation.
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by fouc 5y ago
> and shell completion rarely works well if at all
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by fouc 5y ago
it's a video with low number of views though, 56 total votes is probably not a signal in that case.
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by fouc 5y ago
Code to webkit's standards. Also you're forgetting iOS is largely Safari (or chrome/firefox wrapped in webkit).
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by fouc 5y ago
My general recommendation is to make Safari your main browser for development work. Check your work in Firefox later. By that point it should be good. If any weirdness shows up in Chrome, you'll just end up comparing it to IE6.
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by fouc 5y ago
You're forgetting that car lanes & parking spaces on sides of roads can be re-drawn to fit e-bikes and reduce overall car use (which is the goal anyways).
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by fouc 5y ago
It's not really expensive, since you're mainly re-drawing lines on the road, removing a lane for cars (or reducing parking area) and adding a lane for e-bikes. The bonus is that it encourages more e-bike use and reduces vehicle p
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by fouc 5y ago
The post has a link to an update at the bottom for you if you missed it
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by fouc 5y ago
Which OS version? Personally I'm on 2015 MBP with High Sierra 10.13.6 and zero memory leakage. I go months without even turning off the MBP. Granted, sometimes I get memory leakage behavior from Chrome/Firefox. I usually stick
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by fouc 5y ago
I'm sure I've gotten 100-days uptimes on my MacBook. Close the lid at night, it goes to sleep, open it up in the morning, and continue working.
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by fouc 5y ago
Why not upgrade the RAM?
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by fouc 5y ago
> traditional $200 apple price That might've been for when it was only an 8GB increase in RAM.
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by fouc 5y ago
Have any fellow HN readers struggled with low energy levels for more than 5+ years and ever figured out how to counteract it? Curious to hear what worked for you. Definition of low energy levels in this context: * struggles to work more tha
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by fouc 5y ago
> Ultimately, my goal is challenging the hegemony of scientific knowledge and neoliberal “solutions” to climate change by bringing to light the depth and breadth of different ways of knowing the world. My central tenet: We need to engage
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by fouc 5y ago
Why is Bandit so much more performant than Cowboy? Also why does bandit have a peak around the 32 concurrent connections? Would idiomatic OTP design patterns normally exhibit that kind of behavior?
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by fouc 5y ago
To me, 18-30 or even 18-35 is practically "young adult" these days.
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by fouc 5y ago
Interesting, I usually keep my fingers on the homerow keys and when I move my right hand to the trackpad I'm usually rotating my elbow or slightly pulling in my arm and bringing my hand to the trackpad with very little wrist movement.
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by fouc 5y ago
There's no middle click with MacOS trackpad, gestures replace that. Like 3 finger swipe left/right for example.
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by fouc 5y ago
It's not clear from your comment which is better?
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by fouc 5y ago
I used to struggle with RSI issues until I stopped using an external keyboard / mouse, and started using a macbook many years ago. The trackpad under the keyboard minimizes wrist movements. IMO, this is far more ergonomic arrangement

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