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by johtso 3y ago
Great choice of song! If you ever have access to a piano, I highly recommended trying to fumble your way through Beethoven's moonlight sonata, even if you don't know how to play piano. Not quite sure how to put it into words, but
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by johtso 3y ago
I wonder, were the waypoint IDs randomly generated and too short to avoid collisions (no pun intended)? And why can't an invalid flight plan be rejected by the system? That seems like a fragile way for it to work..
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by johtso 3y ago
There's a subtle distinction. "Like ... on crack/steroids" means a really good / fast version of something (I think steroids is probably the more common variation) e.g. "an e-bike is like a bicycle on crack&quo
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by johtso 3y ago
Anyone know if these are on the Internet Archive? Would make it much easier to jump around and listen without having to download FLAC versions.
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by johtso 3y ago
I just watched the intro to one of the episodes and the music definitely brought back some memories! I was left with the feeling that I'd heard the music before in a different context though. It then twigged that it was in another chil
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by johtso 3y ago
I agree, html works great for flashcards, and I make heavy use of images and audio
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by johtso 3y ago
Reminds me of hearing the seedpods of gorse cracking and popping in the sunshine.
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by johtso 3y ago
All 10 on my flagged posts were accidents. Think this probably highlights a UX issue and the need for an "are you sure?" popup.
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by johtso 3y ago
Reminded me of this incredible collection of fruit stickers http://fruitsticker.de/4images/index.php?l=english
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by johtso 3y ago
I keep getting illegal move on the chess problem.. although my move is not illegal. [Variant "From Position"] [FEN "3k4/1p3Bp1/p5r1/8/P3P1N1/5Pp1/1P1r4/2R4K b - - 0 1"] 1...
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by johtso 3y ago
what model? is it running one of the smaller models client side?
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by johtso 3y ago
What are you using for the speech-to-text? One thing that I really liked about Whisper was that I could mix english and Spanish and it would just work.. like "what does "una palabra española" mean?" and it would just wor
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by johtso 3y ago
But on the other hand, our knowledge and classification of the natural world is built on the shoulders of the "obsessive"s. Most areas of naturalism require digging deep and obsessing over minutiae to unearth new discoveries.
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by johtso 3y ago
Really not sure what you're trying to say here. People use Bitcoin for anonymous transactions and jump through various hoops to try and achieve this goal (for example using tumbling services). It seems perfectly valid to say Monero is
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by johtso 3y ago
I thought Deutsche Mark..
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by johtso 3y ago
This is one of the things I love about rock climbing. It really seems like an activity that people can gracefully continue into their later years (if you're lucky enough to stay able bodied enough). Activities that are hard on your bod
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by johtso 3y ago
I mean, I'm sure there's worse out there.. but the fact that I have to wait for my phone to connected via bluetooth before I can turn on my lights is such bad UX, often taking multiple attempts to connect to all the lights. Just l
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by johtso 3y ago
At least in the UK, there are no benefits if you have savings.
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by johtso 3y ago
Similar concept to this which has you guessing game cover art. https://www.gamedle.wtf/#
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by johtso 4y ago
Have you tried https://speechmatics.com/ ? I think they have a specially tuned medical version, and quite a generous free allowance.
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Announcing Autoscaling for Postgres – Neon(neon.tech)
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by johtso 4y ago
What a funny coincidence, I literally just placed an order with them today through Abebooks for an old book on ferns and mosses not knowing who they were and was pleasantly surprised when I got the confirmation email that described their mi
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by johtso 4y ago
Good point. I could imagine someone with an impairment might take longer to navigate the service and would thus be charged more.
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by johtso 4y ago
Not exactly sure why it would be surprising that it can come up with a convincing idiom when it can produce remarkably good _poetry_
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by johtso 4y ago
I'd say pull that logic out of your components and put it in some central place like an XState machine exposed to your components through Context.
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by johtso 4y ago
Sounds like the prop shouldn't be getting passed to the component then if the component isn't using it to render itself? Maybe it should be getting sent straight to your "store" perhaps? Let the components take care of t
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by johtso 4y ago
Yeah, the first time you realise you can set the disabled state of a button using `state.can('submit')` it feels like magic!
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by johtso 4y ago
Highly recommend the film Waking Life. Fantastic rotoscoped film, dreamy and through provoking. First time I had a lucid dream was the night after watching it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edrGozs6W_I
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I ate only McDonald's burgers for two months(youtube.com)
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by johtso 4y ago
I mean to be fair, they're being used as symbols here so the fact that they're latin alphabet doesn't make a particularly big difference. Replacing the letters with very easily distinguishable non-language symbols would proba

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