moltar

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   by moltar 6y ago

   That has nothing to do with islands or not. Just lack of political will to enforce. In Vietnam, when there was a new outbreak in Da Nang, the whole city was isolated from the rest of the country. Flights grounded. Roads closed, with checkpo
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   by moltar 6y ago

   Vietnam has 3.4 times smaller population and it did great.
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   by moltar 6y ago

   I don't think it's incuriosity or ignorance. From my observations of Canada, the reason is that it "creates jobs". It it's the classic "not-invented-here" syndrome. Noone wants to borrow the solutions of a
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   by moltar 6y ago

   Hostile because pedestrians needs to ascend and descend to navigate the intersection. People with mobility issues will need to use an escalator, or even an elevator (if there is one, and if it actually does work). And what happens when an e
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   by moltar 6y ago

   It is a perfect example of an over-engineering and a hostile design. Looks impressive on a mock up and from the air. But a terrible solution for pedestrians.
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   by moltar 6y ago

   This is just so wrong. Pro athletes can get away with so much, because they exercise. An average sedentary person will not have the same allowances. Most pro athletes get fat and sick once they retire, because old food habits stay. I had a
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   by moltar 6y ago

   In Vietnam they have these motorbike peddles that drive around selling food, picking up scrap metal, sharpening knives. There’s one probably every 20 minutes driving by. Was absolutely mind bending at first, but eventually I got used to and
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   by moltar 6y ago

   Here’s the tune (one of the): https://youtu.be/BtpWn6PuDX0
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   by moltar 6y ago

   Got pretty close. Self assessed type was in second place. But the first one was just one letter off, which I can also be sometimes. So, overall, not bad. But at the same time, the science says these categories are BS. So I don’t really know
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    by moltar 6y ago

    I think these problems are unique to your type of home maybe. I have been to a Bone Structure presentation. They fabricate all parts and interfaces using computer operated cutters with extreme precision from CAD plans. Note that parts are m
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    by moltar 6y ago

    I’ve been to two Bone Structure presentations. And visited two build project sites. This technology is indeed cutting edge and promising. I do dream of owning a BS home one day. It’s an engineering marvel. But the reason it hasn’t taken ove
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Have not been to that specific market, but I know other market sellers (farmers) in Canada. Probably what you are not seeing is that these market sellers woke up at 4 am to get ready for the market, and drive > 1 hour from the rural area
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    by moltar 6y ago

    I think so. Look at esbuilt benchmarks - they show 4 and 5 comparisons. Seems to be significantly slower.
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Wrapping is reversible though. And pretty well established at this point. It could also protect your original coat - that’s a benefit.
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    by moltar 6y ago

    If it’s tracking global numbers, then white colour dominance could be attributed to Asia, especially Southeast. They love white cars as they heat up much less in the sun. My rough eye balling estimate is that 80% of cars in Vietnam are whit
16. 796.▲
    by moltar 6y ago

    Could it be just badly coded scrapers?
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Actually in his original statement he said that they will be involved in politics that helps their mission. To be involved in any and all politics is just absurd. Even personally if you want to change something you have to have a very narro
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    by moltar 6y ago

    I’ve heard the same story before, but with a turkey that the daughter cut a piece from, because it didn’t fit into the cooking dish.
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    by moltar 6y ago

    I have been growing my shortcut library since it was added to Apple software. I still don’t do the extreme shortcut stuff that the author talks about though. However, I do find it somewhat annoying still because often my shortcuts clash wit
20. 800.▲
    by moltar 6y ago

    Brain.fm and noise canceling headphones (Bose QC35).
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Is it an alternative to Charles?
22. 802.▲
    by moltar 6y ago

    They will. Because they are selling your habit data on the backend.
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Feedly + Reeder
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    by moltar 6y ago

    The site has no RSS, I just made one for the newsletter, if anyone is interested. https://kill-the-newsletter.com/feeds/edm2fk6qj0w2kzk8ci59.x...
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Looks great! Very neat.
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    by moltar 6y ago

    But that’s not true though. Creators create content and make money with ads. No creators = no ad platform.
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    by moltar 6y ago

    To me that’s the main feature, and not a bug. I want raw and unfiltered content.
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Funny I asked the exact same thing yesterday :D
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Check out Learning How to Learn course (free). They talk about how learning and memory works from first principles and also teach various memory techniques. There are ways a visual person can learn too. On the other hand I find memorizing s
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    by moltar 6y ago

    Is Substack the new Medium? Starting to feel eerily the same in terms of content quality.