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by subpixel 6y ago
I've tried a number of different approaches and have found that my sweet spot is coffee made from really great beans in a drip machine that turns on at a set time. I use a burr grinder but it's not a real game-changer. The beans m
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by subpixel 6y ago
I can only attest to back surgery being very, very risky and yet pushed as the obvious answer to severe back pain. An acquaintance of mine had failed surgery for a pinched nerve and his life went downhill fast.
873.
by subpixel 6y ago
“ audio plays barely exist nowadays in English” The BBC Radio iPlayer app I use almost daily is full of radio plays. It’s definitely a British thing.
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by subpixel 6y ago
One of the comments on the original article is spot-on: > Sometimes you get lucky, sometimes you don't. Sometimes your hard work pays off, sometimes it doesn't. Marry a partner, someone with the same values and same dreams, s
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by subpixel 6y ago
This is how I (and perhaps others) console myself for not buying at all. With the capital and risk appetite I had at the time, I would have made a nice five-figure profit before selling thinking 'this is the top, for sure'.
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by subpixel 6y ago
I'm very much a dilettante but a piano teacher taught me a few boogie woogie songs when I was in middle school. That planted a seed that has turned into a lifelong love for the music of New Orleans, which is essentially the source and
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by subpixel 6y ago
My small family fled NYC and have landed in a part of coastal New England that was last trendy with your parents and/or grandparents, especially if your ancestors came over on the Mayflower. Not as wildly affordable as other options bu
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by subpixel 6y ago
Lenders make money on origination (closing a loan) not servicing (interest). So there is a strong motivation to originate more loans and sell them quickly. In a bad enough environment the pressure will be to make as much money before the sh
879.
by subpixel 6y ago
I don’t know what that means, how that works, or what to make of what I see when I click a story - so I never do.
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by subpixel 6y ago
The Ghost CEO did precisely the wrong thing. But anyone who has had to support thousands of customers can spot this customer as toxic. The irony here is that the toxic customer gave the CEO the solution: restrict functionality so users don’
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by subpixel 6y ago
I recently got back onto Instagram for family photos and I still have no idea, or real interest in learning, what stories are. I'm too busy fuming at the avalanche of sponsored posts. It's an utter train wreck.
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by subpixel 6y ago
Why would a recipe that features off-topic content rank higher than one that is just the recipe? I've thought that the reason recipes are hell on the internet is to need to make space for display ads, e.g. putting the content in slides
883.
by subpixel 6y ago
People are not looking for trusted sources of knowledge. They are looking for entertainment.
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by subpixel 6y ago
I can not believe they don’t just turn the whole thing off while figure this out. Hubris.
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by subpixel 6y ago
As a runner who only runs on trails (e.g. not on pavement) I make a point of asking other runners about places to run before I visit a new town. I tend to get great advice and the benefit is that I often meet people to follow on Strava, whe
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by subpixel 6y ago
I find that busting my ass to the same workout that I did when I was a dozen years younger has a certain charm. Also, I get to imagine how old and out of shape the people in the video are (excepting Tony Horton, of course).
887.
by subpixel 6y ago
I downloaded the best BeachBody videos and have them available on my phone, and I can play them on my TV. I have some weights and bands and a pull-up bar. They are dated, but that's part of the charm, and they are actually very, very g
888.
by subpixel 6y ago
I only learned about it when attempting to cook Indian food via YouTube recipes. A game changer!
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by subpixel 6y ago
I’m less of a fan. While novel, they are cloying. I long for the days when my college friends would bring me bottles of Augustiner in their suitcase when they came to visit. Absolutely boring. Utterly perfect.
890.
by subpixel 6y ago
Technical Writer Location: Raleigh NC Remote: Yes, or research triangle Willing to relocate: Open to conversation Technologies: Git, SQL, SSG (Jekyll/Gatsby/Hugo/etc), some Ruby and Javascript. Résumé/CV: htt
891.
by subpixel 6y ago
I had a X100F and sold it b/c I just never managed to carry it with me. I now have an iPhone 11 Pro but unless I uses portrait mode the photos just don't come close. And when I do use portrait mode it feels like augmented reality,
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by subpixel 6y ago
Technical Writer Location: Raleigh NC Remote: Yes, or research triangle Willing to relocate: Open to conversation. Technologies: Git, SQL, SSG (Jekyll/Gatsby/Hugo/Nuxt), some Ruby and Javascript. Résumé/CV: h
893.
by subpixel 6y ago
Some of what Gatsby is doing is approaching a no-code way of building highly performant sites. https://blocks-ui.com So with that, Wix & Squarespace become comparable models. Hypothetically.
894.
by subpixel 6y ago
I agree with you. My comment was meant as a reflection of what I imagine Gatsby's thinking to be. I am really impressed with the technology but quite baffled by the business model at a $200M valuation.
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by subpixel 6y ago
The Gatsby model is Wordpress. Be the default choice, be open source, run a thriving hosting business and empower a huge economy around theming and extending your main product. The question is whether that model is repeatable.
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by subpixel 6y ago
I'm curious where Netlify (who has raised $95M) fits in the landscape when the dust settles.
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by subpixel 6y ago
I actually have a place I want to go: the village in the Andes that both sides of my wife’s family have called home for generations. On top of a job that is truly remote, I am also waiting on my wife to trust that we could live there safely
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by subpixel 6y ago
I love Tachyons as well, and am happy to see the project hasn't been abandoned in favor of far more complicated things (I mistakenly thought that was the case)
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by subpixel 6y ago
Jim Leff, who founded and ran Chowhound long ago, has a lot to say about the perils of moderating an online community: https://jimleff.blogspot.com/2008/08/always-talk-to-mask.htm...
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by subpixel 6y ago
And yet, you score a few extra points just by not being an asshole.

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