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by nwienert 4y ago
It's a direct response to this: > It was when I looked at the tram station not far form my house, which for a year or so has been upgraded to have a display with the expected arrival times of the next three trams. > It sure is ve
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by nwienert 4y ago
Sorry, I use a phone to look up transit info and it's 100x more convenient. There's a massive and tangential discussion to be had about tech and it's influence on culture and connectivity, but that's not for this thread.
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by nwienert 4y ago
What a horribly myopic take, it completely changes the "outcomes". I am way more productive and happy: - I save more money so I have more to spend towards productive uses. - I don't die as often, living is productive. - I lis
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by nwienert 4y ago
Swap in a 2022 Toyota 4Runner and my argument stands. I was hoping I didn’t have to state that obvious fact. I also have a 10 year warranty so in 10 years it will definitely be serviced. As the sibling comment points out on average longevit
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by nwienert 4y ago
It was super well maintained, nothing was wrong with it.
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by nwienert 4y ago
I upgraded from a 95 4Runner to a 22 Outlander and it’s like a spaceship on wheels in comparison. Literally every piece of the car is in a different class and the tech is insane that just didn’t exist then, I mean it basically drives itself
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Show HN: Tamagui – An optimizing compiler for better React Native and Web UI(tamagui.dev)
2 points by nwienert 4y ago|0 comments
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by nwienert 4y ago
That’s my point though, if you want to use SQLite in production / with Litestream, you’re comparing two databases that need servers to function just implemented quite differently. In the same vein as your article, it seems very fair to
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by nwienert 4y ago
I have a collagen issue and so googled for studies about omega 3 and collagen the other day. Was surprised to find a strong negative result for wound healing and collagen formation (in mice, but the effect size means something) https:&#x2F
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by nwienert 4y ago
Litestream is a database server, isn’t it?
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by nwienert 4y ago
I have a large in development but it’s still months out, but plan is to start doing development streams on that in the next month.
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Show HN: Tamagui Beta(tamagui.dev)
23 points by nwienert 4y ago|3 comments
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by nwienert 5y ago
This argues to the side of the point. There’s plenty of models where founders are rewarded for taking risks and the community ends up owning significant shares. In fact Jack himself seems to have been screwed out of much of his stake, which
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by nwienert 5y ago
I’m adding to truth finding, in relevant context. My names in my profile. It’s a discussion forum - the opinions are the point.
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by nwienert 5y ago
This is a public forum discussing a public tweet made by an employee of a for-profit private company who sells you this technology. And said employee is a traveling salesman and consummate hype machine, acknowledged by his own best friends
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by nwienert 5y ago
Having worked with Nick extensively, take what he says with a grain of salt. He’s well known even by close friends to be a reality distorter, to put it softly.
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by nwienert 5y ago
For some context not in this thread yet, I’m sure this is being driven in part by cop watchers like James Freeman who are really doing God’s work by bringing attention to rampant corruption of police against recording. Highly recommend watc
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by nwienert 5y ago
Super helpful, thank you.
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Ask HN: Why can’t I run desktop Linux in my browser?
7 points by nwienert 5y ago|18 comments
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by nwienert 5y ago
Safari FUD tires me more than any other because it's so consistent and yet consistently wrong (usually driven by feelings from ~2+ years ago). Here's both, no plugins, latest versions: https://user-images.githubusercont
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by nwienert 5y ago
Sensuals doing some work here though - that flame is sensual, but also gives immediate feedback over temperature/spread. You can lift your pan up and down to control heat over a gradient that radiates above over a larger distance. That
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by nwienert 5y ago
You agreed with the person doing so. Calling whataboutism is lame (and why you got downvoted), it’s just shutting down a debate you are afraid to have.
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by nwienert 5y ago
You do realize you’re both smearing an American citizen who supports Ukraine as a “Russian troll” with no evidence, for simply bringing up the fact that nations don’t like having hostile actors in their backyard and that Russia warned again
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by nwienert 5y ago
You’re totally captured by propaganda, and unable to debate even one meaningful point.
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by nwienert 5y ago
Might makes right!
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by nwienert 5y ago
So you’re against the Monroe doctrine? Thoughts on the Cuban Missile crisis? Did you see the clip of Biden in the 80s saying the only thing that would turn Russia hostile would be the Baltic states joining NATO? Finally, are you familiar wi
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by nwienert 5y ago
You’re being overly strict in defining a general word, in a way that worsens understanding. We aren’t computers with parts. There isn’t a microphone connected to a DSP, there’s a neural net on every level from signal processing up to whole
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by nwienert 5y ago
Hearing is a process that extends from your ear all the way through your brain. The hard line you think exists between “hear” and “familiarity” or “ear training” doesn’t exist. The last few years I’ve been spending around Vietnamese, and wh
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by nwienert 5y ago
It’s near impossible to believe around these parts, but I think people liked his incorrectness, and also liked his general policies. That he was a showman helped the memes. But I encourage you to consider mundane things like maybe people we
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Tell HN: Can we surface the M1 Mac laggy/choppy cursor and scroll bug?
104 points by nwienert 5y ago|28 comments

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