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by runnr_az 2y ago
A lot of that energy / expertise went to YouTube. Like Practical Engineering and the like…
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by runnr_az 2y ago
The term is nebulous
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Yeah... Doesn't seem fair to imply that it's a big secret if you don't ask.
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by runnr_az 2y ago
They really are amazing. I've been wearing them to concerts to help with noise... work incredibly well. They're the only earbuds I've had that survived a full summer of sweaty running in the desert. Grumbling about having to
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Does a full quarter of the US smoke? That’s way outside my experience…
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Super fun read. Reminds me of the old software cracking days… totally appreciate you sharing it, even though i likely will never have one of those AC units.
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Interesting. So are you just looking at names with a dramatic slope / climb after a given year, then trying to figure out why?
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Right on. Outta curiosity, whatcha up to with the name data? Fair. I'm sure there are waaaay more efficient ways to load that into the db. That said, it's one of those things - like, where do I wanna spend my time -- sorting that
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Working on a convoluted app devoted choosing a baby name for your new child... but the underlying library is open source, based on public domain data: https://github.com/jonroig/usBabyNames.js We're engineers, we
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by runnr_az 2y ago
I'm not really sure what you mean by "base models?"
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Everyone who builds anything should read From Bauhaus to Our House.
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by runnr_az 2y ago
down in phx az
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Built on the Social Security Administration baby names files, usBabyNames.js returns interesting historical data on baby name usage from 1880-2023. With almost two million total entries packaged within a sqlite3 database, each record contai
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Show HN: usBabyNames.js – historical data on US names 1880-2023(github.com)
2 points by runnr_az 2y ago|1 comments
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Love the name.
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by runnr_az 2y ago
It's not really the same thing.
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by runnr_az 2y ago
We literally have driverless cars here in PHX.
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Cambridge Companion to Metal: Battle Jackets: Wearing Metal Identity (2023) [pdf](ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk)
2 points by runnr_az 2y ago|0 comments
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by runnr_az 2y ago
I’d love to start a business buying up old band brands, licensing them out. HMU if you wanna join me
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by runnr_az 2y ago
I'm a senior dev who works on an app you've almost certainly used. Some of us just think the overhead of typescript is silly when you have react propTypes and whatnot. In general, I'm an alpinist. Bring only what you need.
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Students Target Teachers in Group TikTok Attack, Shaking Their School(nytimes.com)
5 points by runnr_az 2y ago|1 comments
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Worth noting - it was 115 the other day in PHX. I’m not sure who lives at Culdesac, but my guess is they’re child-free part time AZ residents.
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by runnr_az 2y ago
AllTrails has, I think, seen this coming and offers their sub as part of a larger package that includes some other, related apps.
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by runnr_az 2y ago
That's a weird end to a crazy story. 2.5 month trial, completely acquitted. What's the takeaway here? Did HP make some horrible mistake and totally mismanage the acquisition as alleged?
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by runnr_az 2y ago
That's... surprising. But it kinda goes to the whole "the stuff that people really care about on social media is really only part of the picture" thing.
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Here's a good Omnibus podcast ep about Mummy Brown: https://www.omnibusproject.com/19
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by runnr_az 2y ago
The listed producer, “Flus” was Albini’s cat. That’s how punk Blake and the gang were - didn’t even list their indie-famous producer on their most popular album. Punk as fuck. As to why, it’s a fantastic example of what Albini did best - it
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by runnr_az 2y ago
We were such dicks back then. I blame Steve Albini :)
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by runnr_az 2y ago
We all agree that Jawbreaker's "24 Hour Revenge Therapy" was his best production work, right?
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by runnr_az 2y ago
Real alpha energy Chad

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