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by rswerve 3y ago
The best way to learn about a browser is to use it. No article is going to convey whether it will feel right to you. If needing an account is a dealbreaker, the consider the deal broken and move on. I've tried out a bunch of browser
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by rswerve 3y ago
This page is really nice on desktop and kind of unremarkable on mobile. The entrance left of the model and the quick-loading video that scrolls smoothly with the page is slick; you don't really get the feeling of the page being alive
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by rswerve 3y ago
I love the idea of a news summary, but this is also something of a reductio ad absurdum of "just the facts" reporting. Informative reporting would tell me what happened, who is affected, why it might matter to me, etc. Having a
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by rswerve 3y ago
per 100 GB
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by rswerve 4y ago
I don’t know your case, but it’s also possible that the police won’t make an arrest because police in America tend to go on low-key strike when a liberal prosecutor is elected, and then loudly proclaim that the DA is undermining the rule of
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by rswerve 4y ago
The Kagi Universal Summarizer (which is generally pretty great) gave me this as a summary: The Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2023 provides insights into the current state of AI research, development, and adoption. Key findings and im
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by rswerve 4y ago
Trussworks https://guide.truss.works/ We're a remote-first consultancy, and that link includes our handbook, onboarding guide, and guidelines for open-sourcing our work.
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The artificial sweetener erythritol and cardiovascular event risk(nature.com)
62 points by rswerve 4y ago|70 comments
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by rswerve 4y ago
The key piece here is that the trainees in the humane system were forced to walk for water; that's the part that's specifically rooted it what it means to be a member of the public in a crowd; it's empathetic. Although it&#x
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by rswerve 4y ago
This is so well-written.
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by rswerve 4y ago
Tesla is singled out in the article, but there's a general problem of interference with AM radio in electric vehicles--which seems like the biggest challenge for AM. There are some legislative rumblings to do something about it. htt
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by rswerve 4y ago
Interesting. Looks like a more nitty-gritty complement to the Not So Big House movement that had a moment around the turn of the century. https://susanka.com/not-so-big-house/
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by rswerve 4y ago
It's a little funny that Javascript haters and Javascript influencers meet in their desire to highlight the new and shiny toys of the front-end ecosystem, but if you actually look at the survey results (or work on the front-end) then y
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by rswerve 4y ago
WeatherStrip does this beautifully. https://www.weatherstrip.app/ Weathergraph is also nice, and has a new optional Dark Sky skin. https://weathergraph.app/
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by rswerve 4y ago
Loop earplugs[1] are made for this. I have the “Experience” model and love them dearly. I can pop them in instantly, and they attenuate without much muffling, so I can still interact with people. 1. https://us.loopearplugs.com&
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by rswerve 4y ago
Love this; really nice work. It's so much more readable. Older eyes thank you. I would upvote it just for having a lighter-charcoal background available for dark mode. My one piece of feedback is this: the line height adjustment on
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by rswerve 4y ago
On Amazon, if you search for "Misxi 2 Pack" you'll see the various size/color options. I didn't do much comparison shopping, but they're easy to put on, haven't fallen off, and haven't broken.
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by rswerve 4y ago
This has worked really well for us. My kids are 11 and 9 and we started with Gizmo watches a couple of years ago, and got them Apple Watches this year (one hand-me-down, one SE). Their friends are starting to get phones, and we're a
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by rswerve 4y ago
Just a bit of advice based on my own experience (and mistakes). If you go into having kids thinking "how can I experience as little disruption as possible?" you're going to find yourself angry and frustrated a lot of the tim
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by rswerve 4y ago
Check out the Digital Services Coalition. https://digitalservicescoalition.org/#/story Like others have said, it depends a lot on what you find interesting, but these companies are doing good work trying to improve dig
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by rswerve 4y ago
College towns. Pick some states, and go visit towns with colleges in them. They'll have restaurants and groceries, and those faculty kids have to go to school somewhere. Internet should be passable, too. They won't be the chea
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by rswerve 4y ago
There’s a great video by a different scientist that explains the importance of size, mass, and duration of deceleration very clearly. https://youtu.be/a87TTL_c8_0
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by rswerve 6y ago
Came to say the same thing. grep.app is nearly perfect for this use. If we had the speed and exact search across all github, that would be fantastic.
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by rswerve 6y ago
Metafilter is the one that comes immediately to mind. Their one-time $5 sign-up fee and long history of high standards keep out casual trolls and low-quality comments.
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by rswerve 6y ago
How to establish and maintain relationships with other people. And all that goes with that. How to listen, how to express yourself, how to be empathetic, being able to accept and offer help. In your personal and professional life, your r
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by rswerve 6y ago
This looks cool. Indexing node_modules feels like the wrong default. I waited several minutes with cpu at 100 after startup for a fairly small React project. And maybe the free tree could start at a more useful place? index.js or App.jsx