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by pySSK 5y ago
As others have said, you got older. Olympics have also been about politics. Also, we're too used to on-demand TV now, and many people are on-demand only now. There were only a few channels in the past and your options when you sat down
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by pySSK 5y ago
Agree completely. The reasons I think are: - America has just so many participants so it makes some sense that 100% coverage is on US athletes - too much focus on personal side of things (X just had a baby etc.) is becuase US gets regular n
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by pySSK 5y ago
> Nice to see some heads on HN! Great list, and RIP The Spaceape. Can't believe my eyes I'm seeing this on HN. You can get the same experience at home with a SubPac. I'm not exaggerating!
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by pySSK 5y ago
This NatGeo article has more info. The videos are useful as well: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/lasers-li...
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by pySSK 5y ago
US adult population is around 200 million. Also, they can't even get people to wear a mask or take a shot. Getting all these people to plant trees seems like an insurmountable task.
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by pySSK 5y ago
The always had streaming in mind though but the infrastructure for it did not exist for mass adoption. They used DVD and USPS to gain footprint get off the ground. This enabled Netflix to wait it until the market was ready for their big tec
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by pySSK 5y ago
> Solution? Get rid of income taxes, make medical schools optional to practice, just make exams open to any participant, affordable education channels will pop up by themselves. Don't regulate medical malpractice, practicians should
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by pySSK 5y ago
Thanks for making Reclaim. I’m struggling with ADD and it’s something I’m able to stick to in longer spurts than other things. I’ll reach out on Twitter or by email with some of my pain points.
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by pySSK 5y ago
This is the opposite however, where Germany is standing up for the rights of people opposed to the the government. I can't imagine Modi government doing anything like that. It would have been similar had India fined YouTube for removin
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by pySSK 5y ago
This feels different though. The images are clearly advertisement. However, the bottles are placed in a manner that implies those are his drinks. He is either repulsed by the coloured sugar-water he's upset that they're not paying
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by pySSK 5y ago
Cycling: cycling shoes and shorts. I just did not know cycling shorts had pads for your crotch and has made riding a lot more comfortable. Cycling shoes makes my stroke a lot more efficient. Also, a Hypervolt massage gun. Music: SubPac. Has
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by pySSK 5y ago
You’d be surprised. Some ARM M0 chips are in the $0.20 range for 1 (can’t see volume prices right now because of availability).
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by pySSK 5y ago
It is true. Here's a map of what Germany is called by other countries in Europe: https://jakubmarian.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/germany-e... Interesting that Finland/Estonia call them, esse
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by pySSK 5y ago
Are you training an AI VAR? Imagine Offside or Not for Captcha instead! I would genuinely enjoy that.
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by pySSK 6y ago
They also have the Hitachi Magic Wand vibrator, which is commonly known as just Hitachi. The brand was also known for power tools but that's not a part of the company anymore and is being rebranded to Metabo.
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by pySSK 6y ago
I guess Tesla and Faraday were already taken. This is ridiculous. I hope this is a case of an April fools joke delivered according to German punctuality.
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by pySSK 6y ago
That might not be the winning design – that looks like the Workhorse design, whereas the Osh Kosh looks more like Ford Transit van: https://www.hammerlanelegends.com/news/us-postal-service-to-...
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by pySSK 6y ago
The current USPS trucks have a slanted back too but my google-fu yielded no results. The info graphic explains some of the other details: https://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/06/automobiles/the-mail-truc... B
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by pySSK 6y ago
Would be useful if you went the other way and showed what muscles each exercise affected.
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by pySSK 6y ago
This is poorly written. I lost interest a minute into the article and skimmed the rest of it and didn't take much from it. The blob before the first subheading just repeats that the Toronto scene is not a good one – this could have tak
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by pySSK 6y ago
Agreed. This news will probably make him want to do it more.
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by pySSK 6y ago
I agree with the more open approach, but shouldn't her office have a simple keycard or combo lock on the door? Even Starbucks toilets have better security. From the pictures I saw, she was still logged in and had the evacuation message
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by pySSK 6y ago
> * a heavy involvement of illegal aliens in "services", the "trades" and "agriculture" in places like California. These people work hard at being "invisible" because if they become visible they ge
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by pySSK 6y ago
What are some of these dumb decisions? Not arguing. Genuinely curious.
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by pySSK 6y ago
Dubplates don't always have the RIAA curve. Reason being that they're now mostly used in bass heavy genres and RIAA curve takes away the good stuff.
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by pySSK 6y ago
Thank you for saying this and reaffirming my belief. I haven't seen this said anywhere else and I'm constantly made to feel bad for this at my company.
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by pySSK 6y ago
> Also, I initially misread this as National Instruments and imagined a DJ programming in LabView, LMAO. This made my day. This is one of the funniest things I have ever read.
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by pySSK 6y ago
The article is quite clear in discussing the problem and solutions. When I don't understand a post about, let's say Rust, I acknowledge the gap in my knowledge instead of asking the software engineering community to dumb stuff dow
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by pySSK 6y ago
There are multiple strawpeople in your argument. 1. There are people from those actual communities asking and fighting for those things. You are assuming only suburban white advocates. 2. Cash-bail: "It's not like the cash bail sy
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by pySSK 7y ago
Great concept ahead of its time. However, I'd advise people who live in houses made of WOBO against throwing stones.

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