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by helij 6y ago
Thanks! Buttondown looks like just what I need. Checking it out now.
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Ask HN: Non Tracking Newsletter Solution
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by helij 6y ago
This is for whenever I need to slow down for whatever reason. I don't do it every day. I am not a believer in spiritual so this is a completely mechanic breathing exercise for me and I can immediately feel my heart rate going down and
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by helij 6y ago
4 seconds breathe in -> 4 seconds hold -> 4 seconds expel air -> 4 seconds hold and repeat 4+ times... ...works for me every time Some call it zen, some call it breathing exercises or whatever. Try it.
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by helij 6y ago
Search for Stellafane telescope making. There are a lot of other resources on the net as well. CloudyNights forum has a great ATM section. There is no secret in this and if you follow exact instructions you too can make a mirror and Dobson
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by helij 6y ago
I am amazed by his work. I followed him on cloudynights forum. But let's not kid ourselves. Of course he has enabling and smart parents.
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by helij 6y ago
Europe as a whole has more than twice the population of US.
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by helij 6y ago
SAP goes deep. It goes as far as to the factory floor when the technician is measuring if the piece is within tolerances and from Mitutoyo caliper sends the data into some kind of database, or something ;)And there it is, on a screen from 1
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by helij 6y ago
That's because you need time to adapt. In half a year with proper processes things would fly. This was sudden disruption of everythong on the planet so give humans some slack.
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by helij 6y ago
I would say some form of spreadsheet software will be with us for awhile.
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by helij 6y ago
Inkscape is amazing. I am using it for years now on all three major operating systems. I am a complete amateur as far as graphic design is concerned but I just used it to add a text to cartoon that designer did in...wait for it....Inkscape.
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by helij 6y ago
Is the license still the same. Pay for commercial user or compile on your own. Any change over the years?
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by helij 6y ago
I lease a new car every 3 years. The dealer sorts everything for me from finance to delivery. I don't have to do anything apart from just phoning in telling them what I want. Next week I come in, sign the papers and drive off - everyth
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by helij 6y ago
I don't see any issues with caling this mount a star tracker that precisely rotates your camera. It's Sky Watcher Star Adventurer and it tracks automatically. If you call it just EQ mount you have to add that it does automatic tra
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by helij 7y ago
I am not logged in and I always get UK search results even if I search on google.com.
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by helij 7y ago
Square foot garden is perfect for noobs. Plant companion plants. I had great success with it even as a noob. Agree on pests. You have to keep on top of it.
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by helij 7y ago
Because of managers like you I get all of these things nicely into the contract so no one can say to me that they 'give me something like flexibility'. What you wrote doesn't have even 0.1% of balance you speak of.
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by helij 7y ago
Never in the history of the humanity was hard work rewarded the same as speaking and looking nicely.
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by helij 7y ago
So, they have a prototype and are ready to produce 500. Impressive. And it looks like that each and every country is now designing and producing their own ventilator. Also, a lot of them outsourcing the design which is great. In unfortunate
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by helij 7y ago
Europe is full of plastic moulding factories, big and small. Capability is there. Not everything is made in China. My friend has a small plastic moulding factory back home with 15 machines and his father is a tool maker. They themselves cou
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by helij 7y ago
Plastics are very easy if you have in house tooling capability. In 2002 I was working in a plastic moulding part of the factory that produces commutators. We went from 0 to fully developed product in 24 hours and were ready to mass produce.
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by helij 7y ago
I moved from a job with Slack to a job without Slack. Finding myself more productive. Some people use Slack but since I saw on the first day that it is not the main medium for comms I now outright refuse to use it anytime anyone mentions it
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by helij 7y ago
I had PrimeNow (UK) slot to be delivered between 6-8pm but nothing came. It says package is still being prepared. It's getting worrying now as the whole UK is closing down and there is an even bigger rush on online shops. We need to is
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by helij 7y ago
We assume you at least have temporary immunity so testing everybody with symptoms will make their anxiety less and a lot of more people could be mobile and working.
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by helij 7y ago
With two I flown (Ryanair and Wizzair) I never felt pushed to buy anything. Also, I checked and both are profitable.
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by helij 7y ago
Nobody has enough ventilators. Also, people in the West mostly underestimate the rest of the world and their capabilities. Once you show them that majority of the rest of the world does not live in caves they are bummed. It's ignorance
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by helij 7y ago
There are no economic losses too high as long as loss of life is less.
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by helij 7y ago
Not aimed at you, but, I am disgusted at even a mention of these kind of 'calculations'. And yes, I am prepared to take a hit in my earnings, paying higher taxes if needed after this if that is what it takes for at least one perso
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by helij 7y ago
We regularly buy 10kg of flour because we have a bread maker. The last time I bought bread (not counting when on holiday) is 3.5 years ago. 10kg is enough for over a week. Full cart is a bit much though if it's like 50kg+
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by helij 7y ago
It's not panic. It's reality. Many of us did the same. I went with 2 weeks worth of food, water and toiletries and we already have the usual stock which including refrigirated stuff should be enough for full month if needed. When

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