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6y ago
Just found at least two books on topics of my interest and there are several more that I think I will read in the future. This is a good resource. Thank you!
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I love those motorcycles. Sometime back I wanted to build my own from parts. Started some research only to find out that some states (in the US) make it very difficult to register a custom built m/c. The assembly seemed easier in compa
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7y ago
Related to this, in case anyone is wondering if Cryptography II course by Dan Boneh will ever be offered on Coursera (It's been listed forever but without a start date). He mentioned that it will but most likely after this book is fini
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7y ago
Did you even look? Table of Contents Preface 1. Real-world passive components 2. Advanced BJT topics 3. Advanced FET topics 4. Advanced topics in operational amplifiers 5. Advanced topics in power control Subject index
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7y ago
HiFi. Short anecdote: I once went to a tube amp repair class. After about 5 minutes I realized this was only for guitar amps. I just pretended to be a guitar player and sat through. It was awesome though. Anyway the TubeCAD site looks very
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7y ago
I love tube amps. Would like to start building my own. Could you please share your favorite resources if any? Thanks.
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8y ago
I am going to recommend this book -- Confessions of an Economic Hitman (John Perkins). I think there might be a new version since the time that I read.
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8y ago
If you like to make yogurt at home then I highly recommend getting yourself a multifunction electric pressure cooker. You probably can get dedicated yogurt makers but I prefer the pressure cooker even though yogurt is made at normal pressur
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8y ago
Other commentators have touched upon topics like building, selling, networking etc.. So I won't repeat those. My advice is to first and foremost firewall your personal assets. It will save you a ton of regret and headache later if thin
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8y ago
Here is my list of suggestions. Choose whichever applies in your case. They are not in any specific order. - Sign up to mailing lists (esp. job boards) at your local universities. You will be surprised how many startups post on them looking
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Jonathan Gold, L.A. Times Restaurant Critic, has died
(thedailybeast.com)
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8y ago
It is cool and possibly quite useful. Definitely a good engineering challenge/project. Others have already pointed out some safety issues and a few others have then questioned likely are those scenarios. For me though one of the big do
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Why There Are So Many Unsheltered Homeless People on the West Coast
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8y ago
Thank you. I have to check it out next time I am in NYC. The article also reminded me of the roughly 200 Seine-side booksellers in Paris.
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8y ago
For those wondering where the list of bookstores actually is there are about 25-28 here : 1. https://mymodernmet.com/ny-indie-booksellers-bohbot-ungar/ 2. http://www.franckbohbot.com/nyib I think the f
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8y ago
I like it. Thank you.
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8y ago
I second that. Also, as a bonus it was through this article that I found out about lithub.
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8y ago
Dating? That's the least of his problems. I wonder if his score gets dinged significantly under the assumption his comment was sarcastic. Now that might put him below the minimum level required to buy food!
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9y ago
Those who are keen on exploring more should look up various relaxation methods that fall under the umbrella of Yoga Nidra. The technique described here is generally a preparatory exercise for a following 61 point or 31 point relaxation meth
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9y ago
This is quite nifty, love it. I will thank you later (you a fan of Monk?)
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9y ago
>In theory ICE could check this out, but sanctuary city policy is to not cooperate with ICE, so my guess is they did not have immediate access to this information. I don't think this has anything to do with sanctuary cities. I am co
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>Centralized institutions do provide a safety net, but is there anything necessarily wrong with a group of people saying they don't want or need that? That depends on a case by case basis. If the actions of this group of people nega
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9y ago
At the very bottom they have a link for the trial version ( http://store.haskellformac.com/ )
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9y ago
No, I am not curious. I know exactly why I am being downvoted. HN'ers sometimes need to lighten up a bit. A little humor among thousands of serious comments (many not useful) is not going to bring down HN and it is incorrect to assume
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9y ago
>I still do, but I used to too. I see what you did there. - Mitch Hedberg
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9y ago
The art of the deal
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Not really. They can just put a hold on your card for 7 days without charging you.
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That's right. In fact that has been happening with just about every cryptocurrency that trades on crypto-exchanges (and even those that don't).
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9y ago
Interesting! I was wondering what the reason was. My first instinct was to assume the developer just used Google Translate or something like that and perhaps not being an English speaker was bad at spelling too. But based on your comment I
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9y ago
And to think Coinbase wants my photo ID. Yeah about that, if I can't trust you with simple transactions I am definitely not trusting you with my photo ID. I say "Good day to you Sir!"
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