martinkraft

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by martinkraft 5y ago
I’m just saying that if you’re choosing a lower-tech time piece so that you’re ready for an apocalypse you might as well know all your post-apocalyptic options like a sand timer for your boiled eggs.
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by martinkraft 5y ago
> everything is emotional I guess I “emotionally” choose the most precise tool for the task of telling time.
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by martinkraft 5y ago
> You must be fun at parties. My favorite thing to do at parties is to poke fun of hobbies in Hacker News comments.
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by martinkraft 5y ago
You can make a solar clock in your fictional scenario.
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by martinkraft 5y ago
> there's something about Seiko designs that just doesn't do it for me Totally agree. When it comes to solar-radio the best looking I've found is this, which I bought: https://www.seikowatches.com/jp-ja&#x2
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by martinkraft 5y ago
Longines makes a high-accuracy (± 5 seconds-per-year) quartz watch called the Conquest V.H.P. that is respectable. Both your mechanical and their quartz movements are produced by ETA (Swatch Group).
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by martinkraft 5y ago
For those who are interested in superior technology, start reading about quartz movements and the piezoelectric effect. Citizen Watch Company recently release the most accurate quartz watch ever, accurate to 1 second per year . Contrast th
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by martinkraft 5y ago
What about your job hunt status, openings you've applied to, DMs?
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by martinkraft 5y ago
It’s good to hear that it hasn’t affected you personally, but the severity of the leak must be assessed based on the privacy that was reasonably expected by users. LinkedIn has not met their duty to protect their personal information and th