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by nvahalik 2y ago
Oh yeah I remember that! My wife had to turn around and iirc that road was closed at least 2 days.
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by nvahalik 2y ago
Angular has seen a resurgence lately. It’s popular within google and has been a mainstay for enterprise applications. It’s definitely not going anywhere. Is it the most popular framework? Not at all. But it is stable and has good consistent
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by nvahalik 2y ago
And now, if it hasn't already been playing in your head, Clint Mansell's "Summer Overture" will now haunt you. ;)
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by nvahalik 2y ago
Requiem for a dream still haunts me.
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by nvahalik 2y ago
Yes. Especially since health connect will require you to update your minimum targets!
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What the Duck?(rubberduck.zone)
1 points by nvahalik 2y ago|1 comments
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by nvahalik 2y ago
I have reviewed the CCC but I can't find the language of "species of water". Where did you find that?
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by nvahalik 2y ago
But it has electrolytes. It’s got what sinners crave.
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by nvahalik 2y ago
I haven't taken it, but my wife has and since she's been off, while she is eating more, it mainly appears to be maintenance as she's not really losing nor gaining weight anymore. Food just doesn't seem to be as big of a
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by nvahalik 3y ago
I don't understand. The retro community has proven reliably that a simple Raspberry PI can easily bit-bang floppy controllers. We have myriad floppy-to-SD card adapters. Surely a plug-and-play solution that removes the area of most con
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by nvahalik 3y ago
I've actually been in the underground where the cheese cave is, though I didn't actually see any cheese. They took us outside (or maybe, inside?) of the finished area and got to experience the "true darkness" inside. Lik
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by nvahalik 3y ago
Angular I know… but what the heck is Wiz?
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by nvahalik 3y ago
Adobe Air! 10+ years ago I was doing some work for a movie theater company and their POS system didn't have a "real" API except for buying tickets. The website sold tickets and used it to load showtimes. They then said they w
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by nvahalik 3y ago
This might be true for some areas but maybe not for others. Where we live is on the very edge of the NWS coverage. Our forecasts and messaging is generally a lot more “loose” than folks closer to the main NWS “office”. I am not sure if this
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by nvahalik 3y ago
We are looking at the same thing. It seems like a great solution but this is new territory for me and my team.
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Ask HN: Who is using 1Password for secret management?
12 points by nvahalik 3y ago|4 comments
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List of approved Solar Eclipse glasses vendors(eclipseglasses.com)
2 points by nvahalik 3y ago|0 comments
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Hyrum's Law(hyrumslaw.com)
146 points by nvahalik 3y ago|66 comments
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by nvahalik 3y ago
I know this nit-picks but... it didn't "learn" anything. It progressively improved its algorithm using a series of feedback sessions. It _improved_ but it didn't _learn_. Someone pre-programmed basic control and feedback
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by nvahalik 3y ago
> I've always found Apple's moral position ... pretty weird. Honestly, I find them refreshing. Granted, this isn't a technology problem probably so much as an app problem, but in general, the fact that you can't easy
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by nvahalik 3y ago
Are they affected by radiation?
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by nvahalik 3y ago
You put a lot of trust in that 30-pin connector. (: That's pretty awesome, though!
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by nvahalik 3y ago
Drove a rental Mustang Convertible a couple of weeks ago. It had a fully touch-screen UI. All of the analog buttons were on the steering wheel, which wasn't necessarily bad, but trying to adjust all of the little things like seat heate
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by nvahalik 3y ago
But in all seriousness—sometimes a lack of detail can be freeing while folks figure it out.
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by nvahalik 3y ago
> Majority of power lines in many countries are above ground in the air > I am amazed at the crews that are rapidly dispatched for broken trees and downed wires and fix it pretty quickly. While power lines above the air are more susce
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by nvahalik 3y ago
Is it just me or is there some application here to writing user stories?
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by nvahalik 3y ago
One of the "cool hacks" I learned a long time ago (that I wish I had learned much sooner) was the use of `set transaction isolation level read uncommitted;` while running test suites. This allows you to read the uncommitted record
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Making Purple Gold [video](youtube.com)
1 points by nvahalik 3y ago|0 comments
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by nvahalik 3y ago
My first thought. Both cool but also a little weird, given the content of the anime.
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by nvahalik 3y ago
> This will be bad for everyone in this country Whole heartedly disagree. It will be very good for some people and for others it will not be good. We have been homeschooling for the last 8 years. Our kids are more mature and far exceed a

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