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> Set on getting more: likes, followers, comments, I soon found ways to improve my metrics: I think the fact that 'taking better/more interesting/more unique photos' is not on this list is telling.
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Yes, while you don't get such extreme drops, surge can drop from 1.6x to 1.4x by crossing the street if you're in the right place, which can save quite a bit on a longer journey.
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This has a nice visualiser: https://observablehq.com/@four43/h3-index-visualizer
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Fun fact: Uber surge pricing is calculated per-hexagon (h9, I think). If you're near a hexagon boundary experiencing surge, hop across to another one and check again.
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Why I Left Academia
(jpehs.co.uk)
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Minus
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This is an extremely cursed idea, I love it.
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Buy your own cables, and as you unwrap them, secure a tamper seal around them in some way. Commit the tamper seal codes to memory. Only then can you be absolutely sure.
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As was posted in a separate thread, you might look at http://tomu.im/ too
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They sell a programmer for it, so probably!
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O.mg Cable
(shop.hak5.org)
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As a counter (and I watch James Hoffmann's output religiously, which is potentially up a notch even from this): If you enjoy your coffee the way it is, don't get pressured into making it 'better'.
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MasterCard to end magnetic strip on cards
(bbc.co.uk)
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I'm on a laptop and it's taking up a third... But great article!
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I'm reading Wilding by Isabella Tree that contests this view of the past flora in the British Isles. The impact of megafauna on the development of woodland is seemingly not accounted for in the accepted view of the historic landscape
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Eternal Change for No Energy: A Time Crystal Finally Made Real
(quantamagazine.org)
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This is the truth nobody will really talk about. Climate change is rooted in the size of the global human population more than anything else. Reducing our emissions buys us a bit of time, but it's just kicking the can down the road; as
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Man I miss the enthusiasm and optimism of the 90's
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The same goes for mesopotamia. We know a bit from the clay tablets, but we don't know anything about the ephemoral memes of the time.
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You could, but it was (and is?) cooler to have flying toasters.
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You mean this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLYatZdABrs
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You're totally right! I think you could have flying fish too!
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Beautiful. The nostalgia hit me very hard with this. I remember in the original version you had all sorts of options, and could even combine screensavers. For people who may not remember: screensavers used to be a neccessity as old CRT tube
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Wu-Tang Clan album bought by Martin Shkreli sold by US government
(bbc.co.uk)
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We had to sign a 'contract', promising never to implement our own crypto!
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Until a few weeks ago the minimum wait was 12 weeks! Data on rates here: https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/vaccinations
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Why we're blind to the colour blue
(calebkruse.com)
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I can't believe how it's impossible to buy an induction hob with knobs. I'm almost at the point of building a control panel myself.
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All public GitHub code was used in training Copilot
(twitter.com)
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For those who may not know, Tony Hoare invented Quicksort and the concept of null in computing, amongst many other fundamental things.
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