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by mfkp 3y ago
Looks cool. Was just about to start a new project with react native, but I might just have to check out flutter again to give this a shot.
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by mfkp 3y ago
Published on 3/29...
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by mfkp 3y ago
Seed oils generally refers to things like sunflower oil, soybean oil, safflower oil, vegetable oil, etc. The best mass produced oils are probably olive and avocado. This video has a pretty good breakdown of the science: https://
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by mfkp 3y ago
I've noticed in chrome-based browsers, you can right click on a webp file and "edit image". When you save it, it defaults to png download, which makes a simple conversion. Mobile browsers seem to default to downloading in png
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by mfkp 3y ago
97.2% https://ibb.co/mCc12xd
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by mfkp 3y ago
Ha, I did this about 10-15 years ago at a prior company. The turnover was so high (especially in the sales staff) that there would be at least a handful of people mysteriously disappearing each week. I automated a small newsletter called &q
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by mfkp 3y ago
My company has 500k+ "contacts", but we rarely send emails. It seems to me like your pricing can't work for me, so I'll stick with Brevo/SendInBlue until you decide to change that pricing.
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by mfkp 3y ago
Looks very interesting, although a lot of the OpenTelemetry libraries are incomplete: https://opentelemetry.io/docs/instrumentation/ Especially Ruby, which is the one that I would be most interested in using.
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by mfkp 3y ago
Believe it or not, adapters exist.
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by mfkp 3y ago
My ipad shut down today on the ground while taking off due to extreme heat. Luckily I'm not an idiot and have backups in the cockpit.
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by mfkp 3y ago
I've only used PlantNet in the past. Worked well for me the few times I've used it. https://plantnet.org/en/
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by mfkp 3y ago
5 days in a hospital room during covid was enough for the hospital to bill nearly $150k, for reference.
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by mfkp 3y ago
Awesome project. Was poking around to see how the sources are generated, but it seems like the repo doesn't exist (or was made private)? https://github.com/fastenhealth/fasten-sources-gen
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by mfkp 3y ago
Yes, multiple people on YouTube recreated the scenario in a flight simulator and found that it could have been landed safely.
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by mfkp 3y ago
It's a reference to "code golf", where you try to make your code as compact and the least number of bytes possible. "Ungolfed" in this context means that it was cleaned up to make it more readable, at the expense of
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Crystal 1.8.0 released, adding Android support(crystal-lang.org)
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by mfkp 4y ago
FYI if you bought your S22 Ultra in the US, it probably isn't necessary. Only the European models were shipped with the Exynos chipset and would be vulnerable. The US version was shipped with a Qualcomm chipset, so it shouldn't be
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by mfkp 4y ago
The slider component needs some work. Would be nice to have the option to update the local UI in realtime as you slide, then send the state change once it's dropped (on_change_end). Right now it's way too laggy and feels unnatural
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by mfkp 4y ago
Let's say you're running a local development server on localhost:3000 If you want to share this with someone not on your computer, it will proxy through a real domain name that someone else can access remotely.
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by mfkp 4y ago
Which vehicle is this?
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by mfkp 4y ago
https://a1solarstore.com/solar-panels.html 370w panel for $266 (there's lots of good deals out there if you shop around). If you want to save more money and buy by the pallet (22 panels), they're around $182 each
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by mfkp 4y ago
I highly doubt they're using aerospace-grade solar panels. If they were installing them on a permanent satellite, sure, but this is on a presumably disposable balloon. Even accounting for higher solar radiation and degradation of the p
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by mfkp 4y ago
$100k of solar? 360w panels are sub-$300 at full retail prices. So that's under $5k of panels (unless you're including batteries in the calculation, but even then, it's maybe $10k).
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by mfkp 4y ago
And Medly filed for bankruptcy in December, and sold it's digital assets to Walgreens as of last week (and is now shut down completely). https://digitalhealth.modernhealthcare.com/finance/medly-sel...
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by mfkp 4y ago
It looks like it wasn't profitable enough for them, Valisure doesn't seem to run their online pharmacy anymore. As of 2021, it appears they pivoted to running the lab as a service for other companies. I found one online pharmacy t
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by mfkp 4y ago
That's true of US-based manufacturers, but foreign manufacturers thrived during that time (French, etc).
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by mfkp 4y ago
I've been using https://screencloud.net/ for the past few years. Custom file naming rules, you can upload to your own FTP server, then it will automatically copy a link to the file. Works perfectly for sharing and arch
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by mfkp 4y ago
I've been using Cloud66 since 2015 for my rails deployments, makes my life much easier!
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by mfkp 4y ago
METARs more commonly use statute miles for visibility (indicated by SM), not meters. But they do use things like Celsius for temperatures, and air pressure in hectopascals instead of inHg.
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by mfkp 4y ago
That sounds like a nightmare with how many spammers you'd get. For $20 fee, that solves the vast majority of the spam problem.

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