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by lflux 8y ago
I had my credit union's car purchasing department handle my car purchase. Did everything over email - I told them what I wanted and in what color, they did the legwork to find a dealer that had what I wanted. Emailed me a quote, then t
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TimescaleDB changes to a EULA license(blog.timescale.com)
4 points by lflux 8y ago|0 comments
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Soup-Salad-Sandwich Space(sandwichspace.xyz)
3 points by lflux 8y ago|3 comments
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AWS Inferentia Machine Learning Processor(perspectives.mvdirona.com)
4 points by lflux 8y ago|0 comments
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by lflux 9y ago
Stockholm metro has this as well but I wouldn't call it "autonomous", it's just a departure button to get the train moving faster. The driver still has to grip the vigilance device after a certain amount of time. Accordi
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by lflux 9y ago
Nothing. Hong Kong, Singapore, London, Paris, Copenhagen as well all have lines that run in driverless mode. Heck, even SF Muni runs in autonomous mode in the subway, it's only run in manual mode on the streets.
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by lflux 9y ago
Only other city I've ridden is Stockholm, and I commute on Folsom which has a striped lane but basically: a) Make sure you're visible. I always have lights and reflectors, and wear hi-vis jacket if it's dark out b) Always ass
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by lflux 9y ago
I've been biking to work every day for over 6 months now, though mine is considerably shorter - 2 miles in SF. I got tired of being stuck on cramped muni trains not going anywhere and figured I could use a little exercise every day.
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by lflux 9y ago
The first ones off the production run aren't as fuel-efficient as the later ones. I read somewhere the first few A380s are several tons heavier than further down the line.
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by lflux 9y ago
Yes, DARC is used to broadcast public transit arrival times over one of the public FM radio stations in Stockholm and Helsinki (and probably other places): http://www.windytan.com/2013/11/broadcast-messages-on-darc
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by lflux 9y ago
I have a pair of Genelec 8020's which fits the bill pretty well.
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by lflux 9y ago
I used my X40 a lot in college where I did a lot of theatre sound and lighting, and the thinklight was really good at illuminating the script as well as the keyboard.
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by lflux 9y ago
The early game designers and devs of EVE all came, unsurprisingly, from an UO and Elite background
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by lflux 9y ago
Pandemic Legion pretty much.
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by lflux 9y ago
My previous team was distributed (SF, TX, NY) used Geekbot in slack for standups, 9:30am local time it would prompt you to enter what you did yesterday, what you'll be working today and any blockers. Geekbot worked good when people put
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by lflux 9y ago
In Sweden, night clubs have a different time period for sound pressure exposure limits than concerts[0] (15 minutes instead of 60), partially due to the difference in dynamic range. [0] https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/gl
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by lflux 9y ago
DMX512 runs at 250 kbit/s, so yeah, "not a lot". I've usually seen standard rackmount gigabit switches in installations, when I was involved in touring audio it was usually fanless consumer switches (think 8-port netgear
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by lflux 9y ago
Modern consoles can control a lot of universes these days. A grandMA2 full-size can run 256 universes corresponding to 65k parameters in one session, a Whole Hog 4 is basically unlimited. When you're running that many fixtures (big eve
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by lflux 9y ago
Says in the post, "Far end of El Cap meadow"
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by lflux 9y ago
Some great pictures from the climb: http://elcapreport.com/content/elcap-report-6317-special-edi...
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by lflux 9y ago
In the NYT article[0] he said he's climbed this route without falling in 2008-09, so physically he's been able to do this for 8-9 years. [0] https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/06/us/california-toda
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by lflux 9y ago
This would be impossible to follow at higher latitudes - I used to live in Stockholm where from october to mid-january sundown is 4pm
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by lflux 9y ago
I'm missing the "How to shoot one-handed at a concert"[0]. I'd love to have zoom not be a pinch only [0] since my other hand is holding my drink
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Investigating React Native(blog.twitch.tv)
3 points by lflux 9y ago|1 comments
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by lflux 9y ago
It's spliced like any other rope, you can see this in action here: https://youtu.be/5itSfxJoXY4?t=183 The splice for the Vail lift is about 300 feet long apparently.
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by lflux 10y ago
Good to hear that Lenovo has continued to do this after the split from IBM - I ordered a new front bezel for my X40 when it cracked and the amount of parts available was staggering.
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by lflux 11y ago
This exists in SF, it's called called "Pit Stop SF": http://sfdpw.org/index.aspx?page=1805 and costs over $1mm a year according to the Chron: http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/matier-ros
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by lflux 11y ago
Every? Comcast does IPv6 since a few years back.
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by lflux 11y ago
Except that only works in Classic and not VPC.
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by lflux 11y ago
Amazon paid for my entire move (Europe to SF) without me having to incur any expenses beyond the taxi to and from the airports.

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