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by hasbot 5y ago
I taught myself to ride an electric unicycle in about three hours spread across maybe a dozen sessions. I jumped off a few times but never crashed. In my experience electric unicycles are as safe as a bicycle though I admit I never ride f
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Rent-a-robot: Silicon Valley’s new answer to the labor shortage(reuters.com)
6 points by hasbot 5y ago|0 comments
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by hasbot 5y ago
That'd be a massive list. I easily find useful subreddits for my interests in bicycling, rowing, climbing, and harmonica playing. My local subreddits are not exactly useful but they're ok for what they are.
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by hasbot 5y ago
That people are buying attention is very obvious in other settings. I used to watch a lot of MTB YouTube channels. The YouTuber would do a live stream and there'd be a massive number of chat messages. Somebody would donate $10 or wh
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by hasbot 5y ago
I don't spend anywhere near $2500 a year on my '53 house. I did just get a new $10k roof, though, but annualizing everything my maintenance budget is maybe $1500.
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by hasbot 5y ago
Need the ability to add pet fees and deposits when renting.
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by hasbot 5y ago
Him becoming dead might have something to do with it.
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by hasbot 5y ago
In my case, there was no discount.
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by hasbot 5y ago
That's not my experience. I was out of state and needed medical attention. I was on Medicaid. Urgent Care straight up wouldn't accept my out-of-state Medicaid plan and suggested I go to ER. They too didn't accept out-of-s
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by hasbot 5y ago
And vice versa, somebody else is paying for my health care. Thanks, community!
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by hasbot 5y ago
You're overlooking outdoor activities like biking, snowboarding, and sailing.
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by hasbot 5y ago
Very interesting article. Reading through the comments here, it's clear a follow up article is needed to explain why Propublica's analysis is legit and accurate.
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by hasbot 5y ago
What would you do with it?
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by hasbot 5y ago
I bought a Wahoo Kicked Core two years ago. I only use it in the winter as riding outdoors is far superior. I Zwift pretty much every night.
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by hasbot 5y ago
Try an electric unicycle; similar but so much safer. I bought a Kingsong 18xl two years ago with no experience riding one. Taught myself to ride it in about 3 hours across about 8 sessions. No crashes! Took a few more hours to get reall
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by hasbot 6y ago
Having lived off-grid without running water, I know very precisely that I use slightly more than a gallon of water to hand wash my dishes. No way a dish-washer beats that.
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by hasbot 6y ago
You leave your water running while you wash your dishes?! Having lived off-grid without running water, I know very precisely that I use slightly more than a gallon of water to hand wash my dishes. No way a dishwasher beats that. It's
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by hasbot 6y ago
Interestingly, I found the dishwasher produced more stress than handwashing. Living alone, it takes days to fill up the dishwasher to a level where running it isn't wasteful. Every day, I'd eye how full it was and judge whether
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by hasbot 6y ago
IMHO, the search bar should always be present at the top of the page. Probably should also have a link to the actual IMDB page. Given that you're using IMDB data do you not have to mention that?
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by hasbot 6y ago
To increase the likelihood of getting a reliable car, is it best to buy a model that hasn't been updated in a year or two?
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by hasbot 6y ago
How/why did you choose those videos? I'm hoping to build a cabin this year and not a single video I've watched is listed here. The framing videos you have listed seem pretty old-school. Fine Homebuilding and Matt Risinger
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by hasbot 6y ago
Climbing is an awesome sport. I used to occasionally climb w/ a guy in his 70's. I'm 56 now and hope I can climb for another 20 years. The big problem is lack of access. With the pandemic gyms are closed. The few climbin
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by hasbot 6y ago
I bought a tree farm in Oregon in '98 after it had been clearcut. I debated between replanting it with christmas trees vs. timber and I couldn't see how christmas trees penciled out so I'm growing timber. The article mentio
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by hasbot 6y ago
Do you know of a book or article that goes into this in more detail?
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by hasbot 6y ago
Some of these things are harder to practice than others.
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by hasbot 6y ago
I've been using this a lot lately for YouTube videos so I can watch a video and keep web surfing. Works great, though the PiP doesn't have all the controls (e.g. volume and seek).
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by hasbot 7y ago
I roadtrip and camp alot. It's amusing how many campground/boondocking locator apps require cell service. They often have a ton of other features, but downloading a dataset is not one of them. They want people to add, rate, and
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by hasbot 7y ago
> if your poster boys to illustrate the benefits of parser generators forcing you to write a declarative grammar which a human can understand are perl, bash or even postgresql, I'm not sure what to say ;) And that is a straw man arg
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by hasbot 7y ago
No tool is ever necessary. But not using yacc is tedious, slow, error-prone, uninteresting, and utterly no fun.
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by hasbot 7y ago
I got that impression from this sentence of yours: > These tools are a great example of over-complicating and over-theorising programming languages. If programming languages are over-complicated, it's not the fault of these tools. &

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