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by rypskar 4y ago
Implantable contact lenses (ICL) are low risk and can be changed if needed. I'm still happy I got the surgery 10 years ago, is a good alternative to LASIK
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by rypskar 4y ago
Works on my Firefox on Windows, for shift + scroll focus need to be on the element you want to scroll. Arrow keys works even better
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by rypskar 4y ago
Maybe a Garmin vivomove HR, I got mine for the same reasons
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by rypskar 4y ago
Might be a case of different meaning attributed to a word, whacking don't help, but jiggling often works when the gasket as starting to go bad (I promise I will buy a new gasket any time soon, but right now gently jiggling temporary so
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by rypskar 4y ago
>>Europe is 27 countries No, Europe is 44 countries the subset of Europe that is EU have 27 members
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by rypskar 4y ago
For facebook you have https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/facebook-cont... , it opens everything from meta in its own container and block it on other sites. External links open outside of the contai
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by rypskar 4y ago
Terry Pratchett, not Douglas Adams https://wiki.lspace.org/Million-to-one_chance
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by rypskar 4y ago
So that is why lecture 2 in the fast.ai course is a bear detector that also can detect if it is a real bear or a teddy bear https://github.com/fastai/fastbook/blob/master/02_production...
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by rypskar 4y ago
Good to see producers also don't like attention-grabbing titles or thumbnails. I fight clickbate with the only tool I have found. If a recommended canal have clickbait titles, shocked faces on the thumbnails or if the titles are auto-
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by rypskar 4y ago
>>Below is the list you provided, and no where in it do you call for a reduction in meat consumption Reduction of meat consumption is part of 5. Dietary changes
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by rypskar 4y ago
Limitations in transport capacity is only one part of it, a large part is that the northern zone have had rain most of the summer, much more than usual, while the south have had a dry summer. We did basically get all the rain the rest of Eu
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by rypskar 4y ago
What I did mean was that it seems like both the buyers agent and the sellers agent have an initiative to drive the price up
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by rypskar 4y ago
Is buyer side real estate agent normal in other countries and what do they do except making it even more expensive to buy a house? It is still the buyer who pays even if it is the seller who pay the commission since the commissions are bake
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by rypskar 4y ago
It's not enough to produce them, you also need to get them close to the front. The logistics of transporting millions of tons ammunition outside of normal trading routes should not be underestimated
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by rypskar 4y ago
ah, thousands of an inch, I'm not American and was thinking thousands of a mm
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by rypskar 4y ago
Is your caliper really that accurate and calibrated? In my experience you need a calibrated micrometer for that level of accuracy, especially to get a consistent measurements between several persons
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by rypskar 4y ago
Maybe because France use the long scale, so a billion is a million millions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_and_short_scale#French-sp...
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by rypskar 5y ago
It seems like this data is from Google analytics, which is not only blocked but also is being shimmed by Firefox, at least when strict privacy is enabled. So this do not show the correct number of Firefox user, only the users without privac
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by rypskar 5y ago
That was cool, it even shows the correct day for when I can hope to see the sun again from my house
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by rypskar 5y ago
The difference between a professional mechanic and an amateur is that the professional know where to hit something with the handle of a screwdriver
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by rypskar 5y ago
I'm in a distributed team where the daily standups are optional. Almost everyone join every day and say it is good to see the others at least for a short while every day
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by rypskar 5y ago
>>Also, has anybody asked cows if they like to eat seaweed? Some of the earlier articles about feeding cows seaweed is about how a farmer did observe that his cows did burp less when grassing close to the ocean, where the cows did eat
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by rypskar 5y ago
>>Using a secret link sent to an account's email address as a way to implicitly log in instead of having to remember a password is increasingly common and also an interesting idea in terms of user experience The user experience w
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by rypskar 5y ago
>>Given that most free email providers require you to provide your phone number Didn't windows suggest to create a free email @outlook.com (or whatever MS have for free emails)? I have used that on a couple of computers, was no r
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by rypskar 5y ago
>> However, when we would be done with a racing session, we would deconstruct and disclose our racing with each other. That is one of the things I miss most about racing, during the race the horns did come out and the competition was
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by rypskar 5y ago
The number of reps might not be as important as many claim, if you are not training for competition the number of reps are not that important for anything except maybe bench. [1] This course from coursera did have some good research based
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by rypskar 5y ago
Related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27446907 tracking in emails, signup is blocked by Firefox with enhanced tracking protection enabled (which I think is default now). I had to go to previous issues and sign up
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by rypskar 5y ago
It used to be always check the link before clicking to know it isn't a phishing email, now everyone is hiding the actual link
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by rypskar 5y ago
After thinking a bit more about it "next exit" is the most immediate if you don't see any exits. If you are getting close to an exit you see and ask "is this our exit?" the answer can be "no, not this but next
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by rypskar 5y ago
The same when driving, "are we exiting on this or next exit?"

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