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Might be! I'm definitely not an expert in the space but like I said I was pleasantly surprised, especially for the price. They've already held up to a few months of use (5-10km per week, plus lots of casual walking) and they still
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I was pleasantly surprised by a brand I'd never heard of called Whitin. The ones I got[0] have a wide toe box and claim to be zero drop (I'm far from an expert on judging this). My criteria was a new minimal-ish running shoe, that
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2y ago
I just realized this is the pattern that one of my coworkers constantly uses in Team chats...
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2y ago
I've already seen at least two posts on X with claims that this was actually all intentional and that "Trump is playing 5D chess"... and I think they were serious.
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2y ago
But my Botan Rice Candy says the wrapper is edible!
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Whenever I see these warnings in the wild, I (jokingly... mostly) think to myself: "well I don't have to worry about getting cancer from this because I live in Texas now, not California"
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2y ago
Full Prompt Developer
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2y ago
The optimal strategy was pretty well-documented[0] back in 2016 (nsfw warning: language, humor, mistreatment of eggs) [0] https://medium.com/feature-creep/the-software-engineer-s-gui...
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Yep, well at least 98% sure anyway. But you're right, that 'second level' image does look a lot like a tulip, much better description than what I said about W's :) And of course this led me to try zooming out a bit and g
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Hah, Kevin Smith caught some flak for that one: " Someone called out Kevin Smith for this on one of his podcasts. According to Smith, on the day of filming, he asked if the picture really was a sailboat, and the prop master said no. Wh
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2y ago
Use your browser to zoom out and make the images slightly smaller
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It's funny because even if you do the Magic Eye pictures "correctly" (focusing past them) you can still get funky images by going too far and locking the surrounding pattern a second time. If I remember right the first time I
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Not the OP, but I've been using this one for about a year and it has been a great addition to my WFH setup: https://amzn.to/3ZXD88h For something smaller or cheaper (or if you just prefer cycling movements) they also h
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The famous example from the movie Inception is spinning a top; if it never stops you are probably asleep (or maybe reality broke, oops!). But most people don't carry around a top to do this, so the other replies give some more practica
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Hell I'll do it, for a bargain too. Pay me $10 million (salary+bonus) for 1 year and let's see how it goes ;)
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2y ago
Looks like it's already open source: https://github.com/capjamesg/web-reader
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2y ago
This other alternative interface might interest you: https://hckrnews.com/ Fairly high density, divided by day, and able to reduce down to groups of Top 10 / Top 20 / Top 50%. This is my go-to since Top 10 is abou
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Or if you want to peek ahead like a kid who's bound for the Naughty list, you can use dev tools and add the 'will-open' class to any of those <button> elements :)
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You can avoid all 5 almost* entirely and make amazing progress by doing bodyweight exercises at home, 2-3 times a week :) There are plenty of free guides out there where you can start at almost any level. E.g. can't do a pushup? put yo
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Don't forget https://xkcd.com/1319/ !
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Well as most of us know, Naming Things is one of the last 2 hard problems in computer science ;) [0] Tangentially related: I just found out yesterday that Apple has a piece of software called "Apple Devices" [2] which acts as a su
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It's a bummer that NetworkChuck makes use of very similarly-styled titles [0], so it feels like I have to take an extra step when recommending his content to friends/coworkers, but I think he's one of a select few creators wh
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2y ago
> please provide a single sane scenario where you need to send cash instead of a bank transfer that is not about avoiding laws/taxes. What if I really want this Chevy Suburban for $11,950 where the seller is strictly saying 'ca
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> What's the academic term for "mic drop"? I've always gone for "QED" but I'm sure there are better options out there :)
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Here ya go! https://wiki.freecad.org/Frequently_asked_questions https://www.freecad.org/features.php
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https://archive.is/3p5co
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Probably not super weird for a lot of this crowd, but "Have you IPLed an IBM off the tape drive?" considering I'm in my 30s and it happened within the last couple years, is likely pretty weird :)
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Elon Musk was just forced to reveal who owns X
(fortune.com)
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There was some good discussion about this topic earlier this week, in a different Ask HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41046796
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As a 30-something "full stack web developer" who has also spent the last 3-4 years learning about IBM i (aka AS/400) servers and the CL and RPG programming languages... I have a glimmer of hope that I might move into a gig li
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