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by kelvie 6y ago
We also have a Real vacuum (the numatic, we have a George but same thing), as well as a dyson v7. The dyson's are bagless but they have to be emptied all the time, and the maintenance is a lot more of a chore. I think the ideal mix wou
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by kelvie 6y ago
Are they? We have a modern unit (with the 2 stage filter), adn they send a notification when you have to buy a new one, for $99 CAD
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by kelvie 6y ago
Probably the other way around, software developers that want to get into EE as a hobby/side gig/startup. Or that like version control and whatnot. I have an EE degree equivalent (i.e. I am qualified for entry-level EE jobs) but ha
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by kelvie 6y ago
I use an 8bitdo in xbox emulation mode -- I think as long as the controller emulates an xbox controller (I imagine a lot of them do), it'll work fine. It just has to be recognized as an HTML5 gamepad (there are various HTML5 tester sit
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by kelvie 6y ago
Simple DSLs are sort of Haskell's bread and butter, I'm actually somewhat surprised there isn't a decent flowchart DSL in Haskell (I know about https://diagrams.github.io/gallery.html , but it didn't seem
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by kelvie 6y ago
For fillets / chamfers of simple objects I've been using BOSL2: https://github.com/revarbat/BOSL2 They come with fillet / chamfer masks, but in general I've been just using their cylinder / cub
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by kelvie 6y ago
I've been using BOSL2: https://github.com/revarbat/BOSL2 There's a whole fillet / chamfer library using masks and such, but I've found that you can go a looong way with just basic shapes that start
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by kelvie 6y ago
Also curious. I'm waiting, or even begging for something like flatpak on mac os just due to the number of times pip/npm/python in general has broken due to homebrew.
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by kelvie 6y ago
Also it's ridiculously annoying debugging issues with them, or finding out what source code compiled into a particular snap. Even with docker hub I can find the sourcecode easily linked 99% of the time.
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by kelvie 6y ago
Are compile times and program start-up times not a factor? One of the things I really appreciate about golang (from a completely different field) is how quic teh builds are, and how fast binaries start up (it's like I wrote it in C).
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by kelvie 7y ago
They don't look quite native, but I feel the trend is moving away from native-looking apps anyway (like via electron, or forgoing an UI at all and just doing a web UI).
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by kelvie 7y ago
git-gui (which has come with git basially since the beginning) also has had this feature for a long time.
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by kelvie 7y ago
As someone born here, it feels the same way to me. Basically my entire social circle is just people who are also born here. You basically have to marry into this social group, and none of us really seem to mind. That said, people also form
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by kelvie 7y ago
People who have roots in the province of Guangdong (previously Canton) refer to themselves as Cantonese. A fair amount of people in HK identify both as Hongkongers and Cantonese.
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by kelvie 7y ago
I'm sure they're aware. After lunch is when the fast breaks, so they are free to put whatever they like in their coffee.
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by kelvie 8y ago
I use Mac OS and (K)ubuntu about an equal amount nowadays, what's wrong with the handling on Linux DEs? If anything I find OS X more annoying, as things like screenshots into the clipboard work far less reliably.
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by kelvie 9y ago
Didn't Plasma/KDE have this for ages? The last time I used it, it was buggy as hell (long-time KDE user here).
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by kelvie 10y ago
Is it? I don't see any pulling exercises that target the biceps, unless I'm mistaken.
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by kelvie 10y ago
I suspect like the current Model S, it'll look much better with a license plate attached to it.
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by kelvie 10y ago
I find the window managers better in Linux, so there just isn't a replacement for me (on Windows, I have to install Alt-Drag [1], but it's super buggy), otherwise this would be super compelling. https://stefansundin.git
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by kelvie 10y ago
Yeah, it's annoying, but the Joule fits so much better into the drawer. It also has a much lower minimum water line, and slightly higher heat output, and as a result, it can heat up small portions to temperature _really_ quickly. (We h
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by kelvie 10y ago
Instant Pot is basically this, isn't it? I've always dreamed of one day starting a company that made what was essentially the Instant Pot, and they did it first (and coincidentally also from my home town).
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by kelvie 10y ago
Er, yeah there is. If you park outside for a while at low temperatures, the regen will be limited until the battery warms up.
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by kelvie 10y ago
I'm with you here, for me (and probably you) at least, this is by far the best feature of OS X. I mostly use Linux, and bind Windows-key+left/right for switching desktops, in KDE, but whenever I use OS X for even a little bit, I m
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by kelvie 10y ago
Copied from my comment above: Even in the Model S, I use my phone's directions. Tesla's map app is great, and the UI is _really_ good (even better in the latest update!), but their source for navigation is garbage (and also their
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by kelvie 10y ago
Even in the Model S, I use my phone's directions. Tesla's map app is great, and the UI is _really_ good (even better in the latest update!), but their source for navigation is garbage (and also their routing algorithm). I hear it&
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by kelvie 11y ago
He posted a reply on his blog saying that the only used his synack email address after the initial exchange with the synack CEO
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by kelvie 11y ago
Honestly, the post-privatization Dells have been my go-to now (I just got work to get me a Latitude E7250, although the new XPS 13s also are tempting). That said, it seems like the next laptop I'm getting just might be this Surface Boo
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by kelvie 11y ago
The Model S (and presumably the X, at it uses the same wheelbase) is a _very_ wide car, wider than most minivans, so I suspect your Honda minivan is just narrower and won't run into this problem as much as those that drive the model X
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by kelvie 12y ago
What's wrong with the meal replacement drinks that you can purchase at any drug store and are prescribed by doctors and such currently for people who can't conveniently eat? During busier days where I don't want to bother dec

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