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by radlad 4y ago
I think the parent was just trying to save OP's parents some money. > My parents still buys antiviruses for Windows
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by radlad 4y ago
I'm not saying it only happens on exports, nor am I arguing it happens with only olive oil. I'm responding directly to your claim that "high quality dop/docg olive oil is readily available all over the world." It ma
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by radlad 4y ago
>> > It may be hard to find proper olive oil outside of Italy I'm told. > High quality dop/docg olive oil is readily available all over the world, and there are plenty of places all around the mediterranean that have o
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by radlad 4y ago
Out of curiosity which toothbrushes have you tried? I've been using a Sonicare and on the few occasions I've needed to use a manual toothbrush since it's been night-and-day.
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by radlad 4y ago
Huh - I never would've thought to turn the knob back to tub. Why were you being blasted in the face by cold water? Do you get in the shower before turning it on? Perhaps this is a regional thing... living in Michigan I've always l
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by radlad 4y ago
> Then they ditched that app platform for a new one in Windows Phone 7, losing what little they had. Companies that had built apps for iPhone and Android had no incentive doing so on Windows at that point. I remember this basically as ar
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by radlad 4y ago
That's not really an answer. On AGIs, Wikipedia says: > Various criteria for intelligence have been proposed (most famously the Turing test) but to date, there is no definition that satisfies everyone. https://en.wikipedi
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by radlad 4y ago
Looks cool - just signed up! FYI - I'm not able to expand the FAQs to see their answers.
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by radlad 4y ago
This looks very cool and I'm excited to try it out later today. In the past I've tried Huginn but I have always found Ruby to be particularly unapproachable and the first integration I tried was broken (the weather integration) an
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by radlad 4y ago
On the contrary, they were so obvious I wondered if the parent's final comment was a tongue-in-cheek joke: > Thank you, but I'll stick to eating healthy, exercising, and living my life.
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by radlad 4y ago
The form could simply ask for your name, contact info, and availability.
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by radlad 4y ago
I think you're conflating "how should one answer the questions on a form" with "how should the form be written"?
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by radlad 4y ago
Startup founders are certainly a minority of HN visitors.
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by radlad 4y ago
It's odd too because I recently saw this headline across my screen: Amazon hopes to increase checkout dominance via Buy with Prime expansion[0]. [0] https://www.insiderintelligence.com/content/amazon-hopes-inc...
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by radlad 4y ago
I don't know what Whisper.com is but it doesn't seem related to this project.
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by radlad 4y ago
Interestingly I've found it much easier to use than TurboTax for some tricky tax situations I've found myself in.
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by radlad 4y ago
> There is also Krita and Lightroom, and even the browser-based miniPaint [2]. Lightroom as in Adobe Lightroom? miniPaint is very impressive, thanks for sharing.
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by radlad 4y ago
Yes it is. OP is pointing out that wasn't always the case - Google became an ads company, they didn't start as one.
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by radlad 4y ago
I've long wished I could "declare" my CLI arguments in a Markdown-like syntax (e.g. using `[]` and `<>` to denote optional vs. required arguments) and have some library figure it all out for me.
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by radlad 4y ago
It's open source and can be forked if necessary: https://github.com/bitwarden/mobile
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by radlad 4y ago
I have a ThinkPad with Linux on it that I bought for programming and software development and a 16" Macbook Pro w/ an M1 Pro chip that I bought for photography. I only use the Macbook Pro. The speed, battery life, coolness (to the
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by radlad 4y ago
Hah - I did a Strava challenge once where that happened on a 102 mile ride. I always ride a little extra now.
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by radlad 4y ago
Probably. for i := 0; i <= 999999; i++ { code = fmt.Sprintf("%doff", i) } "X% off" codes are pretty common.
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by radlad 4y ago
> I mentioned the trouble to my USPS person who we'd become familiar with due to the fridge - she asks me for the tracking numbers and said she'll see what she can do. Unrelated to providing snacks/drinks - I find USPS sup
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by radlad 4y ago
I've never been hit by 240V thankfully, but when I was a kid I felt 120V when plugging a computer into the wall.
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by radlad 4y ago
The email method still works for epub, although mobi/azw can't be emailed anymore.
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by radlad 4y ago
Really? Isn't FinTech getting hit harder than just about any other industry right now?
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by radlad 4y ago
Perhaps casual "Frisbee" use has, but disc golf is continuing to explode in popularity: https://udisc.com/disc-golf-growth-report
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by radlad 4y ago
I play disc golf and it's fascinating all the different flight characteristics discs can have. I can't remember the last time I threw an Ultimate disc though. Fun fact - the popular coffee maker AeroPress was also borne out of Aer
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by radlad 4y ago
Does anyone know how well these work with an Android phone?

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