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by mstade 7y ago
It'd be cool if there was something akin to Dolby Atmos where you don't deliver a master, but rather individual tracks and associated metadata, such that it can then be mastered on the fly depending on the output equipment. Many g
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by mstade 7y ago
Noise cancelling headphones and ear plugs have been a god send. I just recently got the new AirPods and the noise cancelling in those is phenomenal, I've only experienced better in bulky over ear headphones. If you're in the marke
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by mstade 7y ago
I’d have hoped for HN there’d be an article focusing more on technology, and not just a marketing site. That said, does anyone know how this compares to LG’s OLED tech?
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by mstade 7y ago
Is copyright the reason they are doing this? Never occurred to me, I thought they were just running out of ideas.
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by mstade 7y ago
Ditto, I had no idea about the link before watching the aforementioned documentary. I really enjoyed it!
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by mstade 7y ago
I always thought the prohibition amendment was about enforcing a nationwide ban, but individual states could (and did, no?) prohibit the personal consumption of alcohol as they saw fit before then? Is this not the same with other substances
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by mstade 7y ago
Honestly I think the real dereliction of duty here is that not everyone have the same opportunities to plan their taxes like the big boys, and if you call the tax man for help they're obviously not going to do anything for you. I have
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by mstade 7y ago
So are you saying that you believe YouTube will also perish because it's now mostly spam, albeit sanctioned spam? Not a facetious comment, I genuinely wonder. It'd be a wonderful twist, in a way.
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by mstade 7y ago
That’s amazing! Now if only there was something like this wood surfaces, I’d have a blast (no pun intended) working on my boat then!
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by mstade 7y ago
For dry leaves this would be fine I’m sure, but the problem is wet leaves which essentially turn to slime that would just be spread along the track by a system like that. If you’re in a locale where leaves fall in the autumn, next time you’
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by mstade 7y ago
As a Swede I'd say week numbers are pretty ubiquitous in Sweden, with perhaps the first exposure to using week numbers being primary school. I remember counting down to week 9 (spring break) and, I guess, all the other breaks too. Asid
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by mstade 7y ago
I agree, it's infuriating. I don't have a car and don't drive too often, but when I do it's mostly reasonably long distances (4-6 hours) and almost always at night because it's the only time I have. I try to drive a
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by mstade 7y ago
The decision to embed SQLite had more to do with query capabilities than storage. We need to expose a query interface that is both flexible and powerful, and ideally it’s not something esoteric. We need something BAs can pick up without muc
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by mstade 7y ago
Oh wow, this looks just like something I’ve been meaning to build for a while now, but couldn’t find the time. Definitely taking this for a spin. Your intro video is great btw, and I also love your own site, the style is just pure love![0][
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by mstade 7y ago
Not sure if this is what you’re looking for but I’m using it to embed SQLite in an app that’s both desktop (electron) and web-kinda-sorta. I say kinda-sorta because really what we’re doing is embed SQLite (and other dependencies) in an html
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by mstade 7y ago
> But the bigger point is that the SF government apparently places more weight on minor application mistakes than actual, historical "bad" behavior. This has been my experience with pretty much any bureaucracy, regardless of
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by mstade 7y ago
My nephew is a big Pokémon fan and I instantly recognized both the name and logo: https://www.pokemon.com/se/pokedex/krabby
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by mstade 7y ago
Guilty as charged. (I guess I shouldn't really write this out on a public forum. Oh well.)
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by mstade 7y ago
> So instead of moving on, lots of frustrated employees burn out trying to change the company from within. (Quote from the post above yours, emphasis mine.) I read the post you're replying to as saying they didn't understand
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by mstade 7y ago
Plenty of other EU countries missing too it seems.
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by mstade 7y ago
I only see English (Ireland) in the dropdown.
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by mstade 7y ago
I'm not a doctor, so please take this with a truck load of salt, but you may want to get tested for sleep apnea. You can apparently go a full night of sleep, waking up seemingly well rested, and then your body just shuts down to sleep
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by mstade 7y ago
Nothing to apologize for buddy, I read it exactly as you intended – advice, not critique! Appreciate the concern and civility though, have a great day! :o)
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by mstade 7y ago
I go back and forth on this, I can't make up my own mind let alone change anyone else's! In any case, I used to do what you do – for pretty much the same reasons – but then I've gone back to starting lines with dot (and ?, ||
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by mstade 7y ago
For sure, and it felt wrong at the time but I took their reassurances at face value. While I'm sure there was some process by which I could reclaim the money, in the end I just gave up and wrote it off.
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by mstade 7y ago
Sweden, and absolutely, for me things are without a doubt much better here. There will always be annoyances in life, but at least it's not death by a thousand cuts, which is how I felt about living in the UK.
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by mstade 7y ago
I live in Stockholm (close to the sun!) and never knew any of this – thank you so much for sharing, this is awesome!
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by mstade 7y ago
Thames Water is a joke, and a bad one at that. When I first moved to London they didn’t send me a bill until the end of the year, for the full year. Then they sent another – same exact amount, same address, different reference number. I cal
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by mstade 7y ago
First Direct (a UK bank, subsidiary of HSBC I believe) also does this, and it drives me nuts. Terrible bank, never get an account with them.
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by mstade 7y ago
Incidentally, this is also the name of one of the best bars I know: http://thegibsonbar.london The owner is the amazingly talented Marian Beke[1], whom I got to know while living in London and frequenting Nightjar, another fanta

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