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by mft_ 3y ago
Thanks - and fair challenge. Reviewing this, I realised I was guilty of an assumption: that as a low haematocrit can absolutely cause a high heart rate, so a high haematocrit might contribute to a low heart rate... but I can't find an
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by mft_ 3y ago
I recall reading about a bedside clock which offers a dim and subtle colour-shift at certain times; for example, it might glow red until 4am, amber from 4-6am, and green from 6am onwards. The idea was to offer you you the ability to roughly
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by mft_ 3y ago
It’s not uncommon to ask a garage to take care of the whole TÜV inspection process - they’ll do a pre-inspection, correct any issues they find, take the car to the TÜV, and then also fix any issues in the (unlikely) event that it fails. Thi
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by mft_ 3y ago
Interesting. I had a model 3 for a couple of years from new (company car) and nothing went wrong at all. I enjoyed owning it quite a lot. And while I was irritated by the unnecessary UI rethink (maybe 18 months ago?) that worsened usability
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by mft_ 3y ago
I don't want start a doping argument on HN, and I don't dispute what you've written, but a very low heart rate can be a result of EPO usage. There's an interesting account in (IIRC) Pantani's biography of riders hav
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by mft_ 3y ago
Ha, funny - I was playing with a slightly similar idea (3d plotting of Strava segments) a while back too. Congratulations of getting (far) beyond the ratty-Python-script-PoC stage :)
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by mft_ 3y ago
Me too - I've almost finished my second play through Serpulo, but Erekir didn't click with me at all. -- My one observation/criticism is that as you progress through the game, it shifts through different stages, making the ga
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by mft_ 3y ago
Thanks!
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by mft_ 3y ago
Might I ask what that acronym stands for? :)
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by mft_ 3y ago
They worked over a long-term to provide a solution (which was hardware plus a supportive ecosystem of software, note) and the problem came along presently. Or several problems, actually - gaming, crypto, now AI.
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by mft_ 3y ago
Indeed; looks like roughly 26% tax overall (including National Insurance) on a 50k GBP salary[0]. It results in a hair over 37k take-home. [0] https://www.reed.co.uk/tax-calculator/50000
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by mft_ 3y ago
Needs more snake case for added width sillyness :)
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by mft_ 3y ago
An averaged heat-map would also help solve the pirennial relationship question of who encroaches on whose side of the bed the most :)
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by mft_ 3y ago
I'd argue that it also: * Worsens the experience of dealing with typos (which are not uncommon) as you've already zoomed away from the field you want to edit * Risks confusing, increasing anxiety, and possibly generating errors fo
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by mft_ 3y ago
Your direction depends (I guess) on how much DIY effort you're willing to put in? For example, you can get 12v LED strips which are IP67 (waterproof inside a silicon tube) pretty easily [0] and which would probably give a much more imp
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by mft_ 3y ago
I discovered the Omnichord when I wondered what instrument David Bowie was using to play his gentle cover of 'America' at the 2001 'Concert for New York City'. https://youtu.be/afifZfUkU8I?si=4RhmQtkaL6Db
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by mft_ 3y ago
Thank you for owning the mistake - you're already ahead of many people on the internet :)
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by mft_ 3y ago
Objectively, I don't think the link you provided backs up your position. Filter by market segment, and... Segment D (large) , a class with 36 entries (albeit with some apparent duplications): - Model 3 is the most efficient, and the
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by mft_ 3y ago
Unsurprisingly not. I'm referring to an update around the 21st Nov. But thanks for the (snarky) heads up that there's yet another update (29.4GB this time) to download :)
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by mft_ 3y ago
Fortnite’s most recent update for PC was IIRC ~44GB and appeared to change fairly little.
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by mft_ 3y ago
Great idea! (It doesn't seem to allow 'steering' of the ball by varying where it hits the bat, though?)
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by mft_ 3y ago
If I'm understanding (and agreeing with) your gripe correctly, isn't it two solutions to the same perceived problem? My experience is that the world of Python dependency management is a mess which sometimes works, and sometimes fo
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by mft_ 3y ago
Thanks - didn't know that was possible. On ebay.de, seeing a bunch sold between ˜€500 and ˜€700, including one sale of Photoshop (only) for €799...
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by mft_ 3y ago
I obviously have no data on this question, but there were enough copies around that price to suggest it was roughly the market rate.
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by mft_ 3y ago
My assumption was that this would be attractive to businesses who have a need for some of the CSx suite but not the absolute cutting edge, and being a business only want to run legitimate software.
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by mft_ 3y ago
I randomly happened upon eBay listings for CS6 earlier today. I was slightly staggered to see that a legitimate copy is going for ˜600-700EUR on eBay - that's ˜11-year-old software! Presumably this is because it's the last versio
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by mft_ 3y ago
The pad rebuild and deluge system install was in parallel with the other work. Give or take, it was complete by the end of July [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOtw3ucIKng
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by mft_ 3y ago
Eh. The first integrated test was on 17th April '23. With everything that went wrong, including the huge damage to the pad and all of the (slightly hysterical) speculation and outrage that followed, it took them 7 months (almost to th
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by mft_ 3y ago
I suspect Starship would also go a lot faster with the weight of the President directly behind it, helping to remove those pesky regulatory issues :)
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by mft_ 3y ago
> the Cybertruck, which I believe is going to be a huge failure (but we'll see). I'd probably take that bet, although of course it depends how we define success vs. failure. I suspect short-to-medium term, it will be a big succ

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