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by kldavis4 3y ago
Wondering if anyone in the HN community has had a chance to play with this (or the SR1) and had any thoughts to share.
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ELF-SR2 Spatial Reality Display(pro.sony)
3 points by kldavis4 3y ago|8 comments
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by kldavis4 3y ago
I think you mean the merchant agreement. There are many gas stations in the area where I live that have different cash prices and still take credit cards, so I'm not sure if this is still a thing. And honestly the fact that they would
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by kldavis4 3y ago
Furthermore, everyone, regardless of whether they are using a credit card, is paying for this in the form of higher prices (unless the vendor has separate cash prices...)
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by kldavis4 3y ago
I totally agree. Over time it has became one of our family's most consistently used streaming services. Seeing this actually reminded me that we were using premium (I had forgotten about the free option). The subscription also includes
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by kldavis4 4y ago
actual Amazon customer reviews of Cree's TBR30-14050FLFH25-12DE26-1-E1-MP (25,000 hour rated life, 90+ CRI): - Fails after 12 months - Nice and bright while they last - 6 months in, 2 already burned out. - I've already had two die
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by kldavis4 4y ago
3 year warranty instead of 10, but I've had a lot of problems with Philips LED Flicker-Free Dimmable BR30 Indoor Light Bulb. They consistently die and need to be replaced within a year or so. I replaced a couple under warranty but just
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by kldavis4 4y ago
I've had a Supernote A5X for several months now and have really loved it. I have way too many half filled paper notebooks floating around the house. I also tend to do a lot of scratch notes for work as I think through a problem and I l
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Have you written about your process for making these notebooks? The end product looks great and I'd love to know more about what's involved and how much effort is required.
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Yes, it's strange that my urologist has never mentioned it either. I wonder if this result applies to all types of kidney stones or just calcium oxalate.
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Sorry - I miswrote that - I meant the browser directly compiling (JIT) typescript
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by kldavis4 4y ago
yeah, exactly. So I wonder if ultimately they want to have the browser handle transpiling things like typescript? And I definitely think there are other concerns (such as linting) that you want to happen as part of your development pipeline
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by kldavis4 4y ago
My understanding of this is that this is trading a build step for just in time (JIT) compilation, which seems, ok? But it seems to me that you've just moved the problem around and I'm sure there are additional trade-offs (as with
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Here's a guide (using Hugo): https://tina.io/guides/tinacms/non-react-based-ssg/guide/
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Not to mention that if there is some kind of as yet undiscovered microbial life on Mars, doing this would risk never finding out about it.
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by kldavis4 4y ago
I think the technical solution to this is to simply index the documents in their rendered (or plain text) format and search against that. Unfortunately that would require an additional tool or plugin.
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Just curious, but which beach were you swimming at when you were infected?
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by kldavis4 4y ago
fwiw, Earwig and the Witch, while produced by Studio Ghibli, was not a Hayao Miyazaki film (it was directed by his son) and was critically panned. Definitely one to skip.
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Since you mentioned some works of science fiction, this is one thing that is pretty awesome about Cixin Liu's Three Body Problem and how the series encompasses the present and all the way past the end of our universe. It is a really ja
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by kldavis4 4y ago
I agree but the downside of a class C or B is unless you are towing a toad, anytime you want to leave your camp site, you'll need to pack up your camper, versus parking and setting up your temporary home, and being able to come and go
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Loss of epigenetic information as a cause of mammalian aging(cell.com)
3 points by kldavis4 4y ago|0 comments
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Yeah, it was definitely not what I was expecting in terms of balance between the science and the surfing personalities. My impression was that she really lacked enough hard science material (that was sufficiently interesting given the audie
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by kldavis4 4y ago
If you are interested in this topic, I recommend _The Wave_ by Susan Casey. She covers both rogue waves and big wave surfers.
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by kldavis4 4y ago
You can actually find micrometeorites in your rain gutters :) https://www.newscientist.com/letter/mg23331090-800-10-findin...
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by kldavis4 4y ago
perhaps ironically, it may be the chemicals in our environment and not dietary choices which are driving high obesity rates: https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/07/a-chemical-hunger-p...
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Hey, It's Time to Show Some Love to Dwarf Fortress(kotaku.com)
2 points by kldavis4 4y ago|0 comments
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by kldavis4 4y ago
Check out this essay https://renovare.org/articles/self-denial-without-self-hatre...
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GitHub Error Pages(mamchenkov.net)
3 points by kldavis4 4y ago|0 comments
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The Reality of Ukraine(kevinlynagh.com)
4 points by kldavis4 5y ago|0 comments
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by kldavis4 5y ago
If you find this topic interesting, I highly recommend John McWhorter's course, The Story of Human Language. It's available on Audible / The Great Courses. I learned a lot and was fascinated throughout.

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