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by subpixel 1y ago
With a 1000lb towing capacity and 150m range (let’s call that 120 when you don’t charge 100%) this eliminates too many use cases. It’s the anti-cybertruck but aimed at people who actually could get by with a nice trailer.
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by subpixel 1y ago
In the 17th and 18th centuries cider was far more prevalent on board - and massive amounts of it to boot. Source: Cider Country (James Crowden)
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by subpixel 1y ago
> the suburbs start holding more appeal. Suburbs don't need to be car-dependent. The suburban appeal in fact has nothing to do with cars. In Germany as just one example, there was (when I lived there) excellent, reliable bus service
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by subpixel 1y ago
Audiobooks are preposterously expensive. I used the library and (although the BBC is pulling the plug on it outside the UK) BBC Sounds, both of which have audiobooks as well as audio plays.
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by subpixel 1y ago
My wife has found this is also quite effective with me.
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by subpixel 1y ago
On their homepage, using vanilla search, I entered the first word of a particular funny movie and it was third result. Switching on the AI toggle, I entered the same word, and got no results.
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by subpixel 1y ago
I’m experiencing this in Peloton-land. They have an app that purports to be for home gym enthusiasts but is actually optimized for people who want to take instructor-led classes on their phone. Certain features don’t work as advertised and
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by subpixel 2y ago
I charge every night on standard power. I only ever charge using fast chargers when I’m over 100 miles away from home and want to drive back same day - this barely ever happens.
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by subpixel 2y ago
The most visible example of tribalism is when groups fail to update their ideas and beliefs as facts start to come in. You can't escape the religious parallel. This occurs clear across the political spectrum, but a standout example is
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by subpixel 2y ago
There are definitely people who find weed as comforting and as innocuous as a cocktail. I have never been one of those people, and I have given it the old college try. For my body chemistry and or psychological makeup, alcohol is like a car
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by subpixel 2y ago
Why can’t I find this series anywhere? Even for, you know, download?
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by subpixel 2y ago
Just checked, and I still can't create an 'intelligent' playlist/radio station based on multiple artists.
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by subpixel 2y ago
You are correct - in fact the OG “bestie row” compound in Texas is already a glorified Airbnb. What all of this will do is fuel vacation villages for rich people to use a little and rent out a lot.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I was in a trail running club in that era and the organizer and a few others ran in flat Luna sandals. I will say that their form was beautiful - there’s no question in my mind that barefoot-inspired running produces a more natural locomoti
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by subpixel 2y ago
Where I happen to work management is like the clergy in a regime that grants them much power, but no control. They may care about each member of their 'congregation' and provide 'support' where they can, but ultimately t
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by subpixel 2y ago
I'm using a 10 year old 15" MBP right now, and while I have several other smaller models, nothing feels as right to me as this large screen and solid keyboard on my lap.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I've been there. It's where my ancestors are from, and an area of PA where all the jobs and civic like burned up long ago as well. Not a fun region.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I would really not care, but now I'm quite interested.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I have a 2015 myself and little things become impossible by design, like actually using the new Passwords app with shared data etc.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I was an English major and generally do not have the gift that makes programming come naturally. What skills I have, including passing Git proficiency, are the result of brute force learning, plus years of mistakes. So I naturally assumed I
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by subpixel 2y ago
Entirely feasible and yet I can’t imagine any kompromat from a visit to Moscow - sexual or financial - hanging over Trumps head today.
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by subpixel 2y ago
Ansible + Terriform synergized become Terrible.
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by subpixel 2y ago
Broadly independent but filled to the gills with folks who spent a decade or more at IBM before landing at Red Hat. While this has been true of rank and file for years, recently it’s true on the c-suite.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I returned a GR III, b/c while it fits in a pocket it is not happy there. I sold an X100V b/c it was too big for everyday carry and in no way sharp enough. I have an old Lumix GF1 that fits in my palm and hangs on a spider clip fr
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by subpixel 2y ago
I've spent a lifetime taking photos with all sort of cameras, and in my experience unless someone is paying for the photos I never use a camera that doesn't fit in my pocket, and over half the time that is an iPhone. In UX there i
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by subpixel 2y ago
Holy smokes this does not resonate with me. Not the need for organization, but the implementation of some watered down Dewey decimal system.
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Ask HN: Any good examples of multimedia local history web sites?
6 points by subpixel 2y ago|3 comments
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by subpixel 2y ago
I lurk on a lot of boating and woodworking and fermentation forums. YMMV.
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by subpixel 2y ago
Markdoc ( https://markdoc.dev/ ) really had me excited, but I'm not sure it aspires to be all that I hoped it would.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I think what the commenter meant to address was the right-wing perception that mask mandates and shutdowns were the first step that ends with the government taking away your guns.

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