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by h14h 1y ago
I think it's an incredibly common use case in places where biking is the default transit mode. I like biking for exercise, but I don't necessarily want to be a sweaty mess after my commute for work, or when lugging my kids around,
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by h14h 1y ago
IMO a huge missed opportunity for these indirect-drive bikes is marketing them as a home exercise bike 2-in-1. If the pedals are going into a generator with fancy software to emulate the feel of a bike, there's nothing stopping the bik
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by h14h 1y ago
This feels like another one of those stairstep ML/AI advances that makes computers behave eerily more like humans. We tend to think in images rather than plaintext, and here we are discovering it's more efficient for a computer to
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by h14h 1y ago
This might be hot take, but I really wish Elixir had more variety in its ecosystem -- particularly in its client-side ergonomics. I absolutely love the language, the way it fits into the Erlang runtime, and especially Jose's stewardshi
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by h14h 1y ago
I didn't get the sense that this article was trying to help people rationalize away social anxiety. Rather, it seemed much more that it was trying to get the socially anxious to accurately assess the nature (and effects) of their react
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by h14h 1y ago
BEAM's concurrency model makes it the ideal runtime for web servers IMO. Similarly, the ubiquity of JS in the browser makes it an excellent runtime to target as well. I agree though that it would be amazing to compile Gleam code into u
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When a Street Kills a Child, We Put the Parents on Trial(strongtowns.org)
59 points by h14h 1y ago|28 comments
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The road that killed Legend Jenkins was working as designed(strongtowns.org)
121 points by h14h 1y ago|155 comments
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by h14h 1y ago
How does brake dust compare to tire dust in terms of quantity? My understanding was that most of the black soot that accumulates near roadways is mostly tire particulate.
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by h14h 1y ago
Excellent read! This is the first time I feel like I finally have a good handle on the "what" & "why" of RSCs. It has also sparked a strong desire to see RSCs compared and contrasted with Phoenix LiveView. The distin
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by h14h 2y ago
IMO talking about the “heaviness” of popular web frameworks is way too simplistic to be actually meaningful. How light or heavy an app feels, in my experience, has very little to do with initial bundle size, and far more to do with how adep
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by h14h 2y ago
Is there anything preventing the creation of an independent marketplace for chromium extensions? I haven't used Chrome itself in years, but have had a hard time giving up Chromium-based browsers due to the rendering performance. It&#x2
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by h14h 2y ago
I got laid off at the start of my first day back in the new office. Had to leave my morning standup early to receive the news. Fortunately I didn't have to uproot my life or move cities, but it was a wakeup call as to the true nature o
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by h14h 2y ago
Somehow didn't know this --I can't help but wonder why. The effort to make JS work on the server has been much more successful than any attempt to make server languages work on the client. Nothing jumps out to me as an obvious tec
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by h14h 2y ago
I feel like Gleam's ability to compile to BEAM and JS is underutilized. With how many people in the React/Typescript ecosystem are super excited about full stack type safety, this feature of Gleam feels like it's flying under
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by h14h 2y ago
My hope is that the popularity of this hardware creates pressure to improve ROCm software support. Me & my 7900 XTX will be quite grateful if it does.
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by h14h 2y ago
This isn't competing with normal desktops. Better to think of it as a competitor to Mac Studio & Nvidia Digits, which are much less repairable by comparison. The soldered memory is an unfortunate reality of these "unified&quot
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by h14h 2y ago
Repair-friendly form factor for a "Unified Memory" platform. For $2000, you get 128 of system RAM, 96 of which is addressable as VRAM. Only ways of getting 96GB of VRAM in a desktop are to either: 1. Drop ~$5000 on a (very non-upg
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by h14h 2y ago
Ben Vallack just released a new video demoing this system: https://youtu.be/Tsgj1_OwhPs
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Resistance: How to Make the Most of It – The Resistance Zero System(markforster.squarespace.com)
3 points by h14h 2y ago|2 comments
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by h14h 2y ago
Discovered this time-management/todo-tracking system by way of Ben Vallack's YouTube channel[0]. It's been working well for me thus far -- I quite like the simplicity, and the brain-hacking aspect is surprisingly effective. [
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by h14h 2y ago
I've tried a number of KMS's and repeatly bounce off and wind up back in Google Keep. Annoying mobile apps is usually the #1 reason. I would love it if one of these KMS companies would give up trying to create a mobile app w/
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by h14h 2y ago
The biggest difference in my (admittedly limited) experience, is that you need to start a "podman machine" before you can start running containers. This is architecturally different from Docker's use of a daemon, in ways I&#x
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by h14h 2y ago
I hope this kind of thing can shoot up the priority queue! Battery-stealing and generally janky behavior is likely the main reason folks stop using a piece of software. Thanks for your work, and for talking about the issue on a public forum
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by h14h 2y ago
Blogging also creates something that never existed, and likely never would have existed. If you believe consciousness is a way for the universe to know itself, then expressing your truth in a blog is a way to participate in that process. Th
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by h14h 2y ago
A little bit of a tangent, but I'm really curious what benefits could come from integrating these LLM tools more closely with data from LSPs, compilers, and other static analysis tools. Intuitively, it seems like you could provide much
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by h14h 2y ago
I played percussion in High School and Zildjian is lodged in my brain as the "best" quality cymbals. I have no idea how accurate that is, but it's a testament to their brand recognition just how firmly they grabbed a hold of
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by h14h 2y ago
Agreed. On re-read, my prior comment sounds almost negative towards React's lack of opinions. That couldn't be further from the truth! While I appreciated having a path laid out for me when I stated out, 10 years end I much prefer
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by h14h 2y ago
I feel this. I think it's a consequence of react being a fairly unopinionated collection of tools. Coming from a Rails background, it's pretty jarring. It's like the difference between being told, "Here's how you bu
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by h14h 2y ago
If you wanna try a different API, take a look at Elixir Explorer: https://hexdocs.pm/explorer/exploring_explorer.html It runs on top of Polars so you get those speed gains, but uses the Elixir programming language. Th

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