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lebski88
4y ago
One of the interesting things I found in this article is that I had no idea what the plastic amazon pouches they kept talking about actually were. Here in the UK amazon ship everything in recycled cardboard. Presumably that's from eith
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lebski88
4y ago
Not in the civil service old bean!
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4y ago
I use starlink here in the UK. I don't get any drops and I spend probably around 4 hours a day on video calls. I've heard people say it can be regional though.
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4y ago
It's really nice to do it this way as you can instantly get the numpad without moving your fingers to it. I'm only on day three with a moonlander but it hasn't been that bad so far. I'm up to 60wpm now so I'm past t
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4y ago
I think you forgot to * 12 for the months. 250,000 customers is approximately $300m a year. 250,000 * 100 dollars a month (approx - maybe less now) * 12
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4y ago
Pianos don't age well. Antique pianos either need an incredible amount of money spending on them to restore or they are furniture at best. Most pianos were cheap when new and are worth negative money once they are old.
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4y ago
Having done both sides I'd say the kids are getting the better deal :-) Palliative care for a parent is draining and can take years but it utterly pales compared to how much effort raising kids is. Doing both at the same time is not re
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4y ago
I'm not an expert but is that true? Road bridges are commonly concrete. In this application they use tensioned steel inside the concrete to help with the tension and other forces.
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I grow a large amount of fruit and vegetables. There isn't really a best seed. There are simply tradeoffs. That probably sounds familiar :-) Disease resistance, water tolerance, soil conditions, climate, daylight, tolerance to heat and
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It's almost the same time as their incident yesterday too. Although today the scope is wider - yesterday it was Webhooks and Actions. Today core git is broken as well as the APIs.
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That can't really be true. I ordered it in November and it shipped the same day. I was just in a location that had capacity.
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I found that when I watched it a lot I got much better at it. The style of the questions needs to be learnt. There are also a bunch of writers, composers and painters that come up a lot. If in doubt guessing one of these from roughly the co
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Hi Hacker News! Last week I wrote a blog post ( https://blog.atomist.com/comparing-docker-base-image-layers-... ) telling the story of how a container scanning feature came together and started to show us some interesting dat
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Show HN: A container registry vulnerability scanner based around image layers
(dso.atomist.com)
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6y ago
I've worked remotely for 4 years now. We try extremely hard to avoid talking in private chats. Each person has their own channel which we try to use over DMs - this works really well although a few people seem to default to DM.
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I actually spent a bit of time learning about Slide Rules a few weeks ago as my Dad had put together a very cool interactive slide rule in JavaScript that I wanted to have a play with. https://adit.co.uk/sliderulev2.html On
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An Interactive JavaScript Slide Rule
(adit.co.uk)
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8y ago
That's not really it at all. His point is that this laptop is significantly worse than other laptops in terms of throttling. To the point where the i9 renders slower than the i7 in his testing. That's pretty damning for a $300 upg
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> (France, Italy, Britain) probably don't use rear facing seats as much In the UK rear facing is a legal requirement up to 15 months - I think that's being extended to older kids soon. We used rear facing until about 3.5 for ou
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Yes I noticed this too: > In the United States, the average diaper sells for about 25 cents That's so much more expensive than here. Looking at the pictures you can get the same brands and nappies for half the price here. In the dec
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Unrelated to the autopilot stuff - this junction seems like an absolute menace to me. The lines are confusing and that crash barrier seems purpose designed to kill people. I've only driven a bit on US roads but I don't remember se
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Brick is by far the most common in the UK. Usually brick outer wall with an insulation gap and an aerated concrete block on the inner wall. Sometimes two concrete blocks if it's to be rendered (stucco?). Oak wooden frame is sometimes (
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That's not really true. Having just been through this with my mother there is a huge amount of hospital care required during terminal cancer. For starters radiotherapy is often used to control symptoms. It may not do anything for lengt
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I try to keep sugar out of my diet. I also love desert and sweet foods. My rule is that a desert that's home made - by me, my wife or whoever is allowed. It seems to work. If I really want to eat something sweet then I have to cook it
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Glossing over the "real lisp" part ;-) Struggled to start with, sure. But ultimately for me those are the best parts. Immutability particularly. It takes a few weeks learn how to solve problems again but I do think it makes things
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I introduced Clojure to a Java shop. We took 30 Java developers from zero experience in lisp to 100% Clojure developers. I have to say that my experience agrees with the parent. People didn't struggle with the syntax after a few days.
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It sure does help with my, otherwise, 6000 mile commute!
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Probably a bit of an impossibility with this format. Adrian writes one of these paper reviews a day on the train into work.
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If you live in a hilly city then snow and ice are pretty bad for cycling even if you are wearing the right clothes! Rain is fine though.
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9y ago
I think LOC probably works OK as a very crude metric until you start to measure it. Once you start to measure it all hell breaks loose. If you measure me on lines of code, well I can get you lots of lines to code. No problem at all...
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