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by paulhart 5y ago
do you have links for that?
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by paulhart 5y ago
Thank you for both the inspiration and distraction! As a fellow-traveler (similar age, similar situation), I completely empathize with the struggle needed to accomplish something like this. Bought! Also: great set of credits including the t
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by paulhart 5y ago
The person who was in touch with the author of the article, Philip Pesavento, appears to have a background in electrical systems that would be relevant to the material (i.e. he's not a crank)... https://patents.justia.com&#x
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by paulhart 5y ago
Probably this MetaFilter link: https://www.metafilter.com/192756/Copying-a-mid-century-stoo...
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Greg LeMond and the Candy-Colored Dream Bike(wired.com)
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by paulhart 5y ago
As another currently-happy Helios4 owner, any recommendations?
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by paulhart 5y ago
(Not speaking on behalf of my employer) IBM has offered “reentry” (my term, probably not the official or correct ones, my apologies) positions in the past for women who want to reenter the tech workforce. I don’t know the details or whether
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by paulhart 5y ago
Poster of yesterday's top item here - thanks for the email! It was completely unexpected (to the point where I needed to convince myself it wasn't a weird spear-phishing attempt) and I appreciated the opportunity to share the stor
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Yayagram(twitter.com)
1265 points by paulhart 5y ago|175 comments
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Yayagram(twitter.com)
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by paulhart 6y ago
More like this: https://idlewords.com/2007/04/the_alameda_weehawken_burrito_...
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by paulhart 6y ago
Spinal Tap called...
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by paulhart 6y ago
Are there any good DICOM viewers for Linux? I had an excellent one for macOS a few years ago, but have migrated off that platform.
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High Output Management by Andy Grove – A Summary and Review(abi.substack.com)
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Solar panels are starting to die. What to do with the megatons of toxic trash?(grist.org)
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by paulhart 6y ago
Someone forgot to model growth in the value of the asset, and/or putting the wealth to use. A wealth tax is, to an approximation, the equivalent of the "management fee" that an ETF charges, but with the revenues going to the
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by paulhart 6y ago
Need to add CPP (Canada Pension Plan) contributions to the taxes. That's another $2898 deducted in 2020. Also, I threw $100k into the EY online tax calculator - https://www.eytaxcalculators.com/en/2020-personal-tax
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by paulhart 7y ago
I own two strings of those lights because of you and that article. Thanks for the inspiration and entertainment!
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Canada's cyber intelligence agency working on 'Holy Grail' of encryption(cbc.ca)
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by paulhart 7y ago
For those looking for an alternative solution, I'm currently running Mopidy on a Raspberry Pi connected to a old Logitech iPod speaker dock that also has an aux input, and have a music library on a home NAS (Helios4 from kobol.io). Mop
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by paulhart 7y ago
“Only [...] SAP, a software-maker, is among the world’s 100 biggest companies. Apple’s $1.4trn market value is roughly that of the entire DAX 30.” Is this actually a problem though? The model seems to have provided some insulation from glob
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by paulhart 7y ago
Given the mentions of rugby and "a bouncer" (i.e. Cricket), it sounds like GP had a British (or adjacent) education, and I can also attest that these sports were initially mandatory at my school (equivalent of grades 6-8).
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by paulhart 8y ago
The judgement indicates that the issue here was that Meriton was actively preventing people from being asked for reviews in certain circumstances. Very different from someone being asked for a review and choosing not to give one.
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by paulhart 8y ago
Are you an IBMer too? :)
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by paulhart 9y ago
This is true, but you'll tend to get used machines (even at that price). I own a Passap 6000 as well as a single-bed machine; they're fun toys to have, definitely on the unusual side of the nerdy scale. Various links to fun projec
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by paulhart 9y ago
Because the two most magical things in the early stages of parenthood are: * when the baby consciously smiles at you for the first time (they will often smile in their sleep, but that's "only" cute); * when the baby laughs fo
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How satellites, drones, and planes are making hedge funds money(story.californiasunday.com)
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by paulhart 9y ago
Most government contracts in Canada are posted to Merx[0] [0] http://www.merx.com/
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by paulhart 10y ago
Wow, and I was proud of myself years ago when I achieved my goal of completing expert at less than 99 seconds!
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by paulhart 10y ago
Sounds fine to me... https://blog.cagedmonster.net/deploy-ghost-blogging-platform...

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