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by jere 8y ago
I can't really. I don't have other sensors besides the temperature matching what the thermostat says. In the talk I linked, DHH said he had tried dozens of other sensors and found this one surprisingly accurate for the price point
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by jere 8y ago
I'm eager to hear the results. I recently got an Awair 2.0 after seeing this talk by DHH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRqh8oLY7Ik It quickly confirmed that, without turning my thermostat fan to "ON", my b
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by jere 8y ago
I didn't say the UI would be different for paid accounts. That's a bizarre idea. The difference is with a paid account you can skip as many songs you don't like and face no problems. When I do the same, I quickly run into 3+
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by jere 8y ago
OK, fair enough. I could have sworn I tried this many, many times and never got it to work. Possibly because you have to click on the image and not on the expand button and not on the song name or album name for this to work... And it&#
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by jere 8y ago
Malice? No. Prioritization? Sure. Monetization never affects prioritization discussion? I understand not everything that can make it in and I understand not making features for power users, especially ones that clutter up the UI. But this i
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by jere 8y ago
Thanks for the tip! I usually guess this command to be available in a text based UI and represent a search, but it's presence in a menu list UI like Spotify and it's function as a filter is a complete surprise.
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by jere 8y ago
One infuriating thing about economic incentives and Spotify: Very often, when a song comes up, I will want to delete it from my current playlist because it no longer interests me. In many years it has been practically impossible in the UI
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by jere 8y ago
I find it hard to believe Kendrick Lamar falls in that bucket and with that, I can't take this article very seriously.
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by jere 8y ago
OHOL is fantastic and is, at heart, about parenting, aging, and death. I'm a big Rohrer fan and death seems like a recurring theme throughout his games: -Passage: where you pass through an entire life in 5 minutes -The Castle Doctrine:
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by jere 8y ago
Is this a historical piece or is there enough detail on how you would recreate your own version of Doom? If not, is there anything like the latter?
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I Predicted 23 Celebrity Deaths in 2017 – Then My Predictions Came True(jere.in)
12 points by jere 8y ago|0 comments
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by jere 8y ago
The study design seems silly. The subjects did better recalling scents after one hour when they had that whole hour to continue smelling any lingering particles of the scent. That's surprising?
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by jere 8y ago
Pardon my extreme ignorance, but what is the greenish/yellowish band?
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The Armageddon Rag(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by jere 8y ago|0 comments
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Things I Hate About Roguelikes Part 4: Bog Standard Dungeons(goldenkronehotel.com)
2 points by jere 8y ago|0 comments
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by jere 8y ago
Interesting article and really highlights how stupid we are as a society to keep destroying ourselves with this stuff. The writing style was distracting though. I enjoyed it but felt guilty for doing so because it felt too indulgent for lac
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by jere 8y ago
I suppose lottery winners are good at accumulating wealth too.
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by jere 8y ago
No, in all seriousness are you kidding? >Reading speed only improved marginally, the paper found, and only for the 21 "two-spacers," who naturally typed with two spaces between sentences.
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by jere 8y ago
Flagged.
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by jere 8y ago
This is my 6th go round doing 7DRL. I've had a lot of fun every year, turned one of my games into a complete polished Steam game, and come up with some wacky stuff each time. But this is the first entry that got the top score in the ch
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DEAD FACE: a bullet hell/hacking roguelike made for 7DRL 2018(jere.itch.io)
2 points by jere 8y ago|1 comments
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by jere 8y ago
Of course it's going to look awful with broken images. What a weird article.
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by jere 9y ago
This is interesting and really counterintuitive for me after seeing the results. I would assume (and still can't shake the feeling) that a blind person would clearly know that a cube/square has corners and a sphere/circle doe
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by jere 9y ago
It's a question. How can it be false? And also Locke (who was being asked the question) was right in his answer.
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by jere 9y ago
>Rise in cancers 'caused by weight' >The charity also found that excess weight now caused 6.3% of all cancer cases - up from 5.5% in 2011 >Prof Mel Greaves, a cancer biologist at the Institute of Cancer Research, in Londo
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by jere 9y ago
About $2800 I guess. I never would have known about Stellar otherwise. Beyond learning a hell of a lot, the most cherished thing was probably finding out about microcorruption. That feels like one of the biggest accomplishments of my life,
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by jere 9y ago
I would totally latch onto something like this if it were available to me. Not that there is any point to it, but chasing little achievements is fun. I took Archery twice in college and sailing sounds like a lot of fun.
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by jere 9y ago
https://www.quora.com/Did-pirates-1600s-1700s-use-weapons-li...
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by jere 9y ago
Well, when I say "recently" it was a little over a year ago: https://www.pcgamesn.com/steam-reviews-change I was a bit miffed, as it was announced right as my game was going into EA. Most devs will hand out keys t
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by jere 9y ago
I worded that poorly. I was not suggesting to make a change, only that my particular situation made me curious about your thoughts. Valve's recent change to ignore key activations is actually super frustrating when first starting out.

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