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by tcmb 6y ago
I recommend getting a power meter and doing some structured training with that. You get a training plan to follow and numbers (FTP, W/kg) that you can see improving.
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by tcmb 6y ago
There's a cat-and-mouse joke in there somewhere...
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by tcmb 6y ago
That's it, thanks!
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by tcmb 6y ago
Have you thought about working for a tech consulting firm? It probably won't pay as much as freelance, but you won't have to deal with sales and bookkeeping. Or: the other day there was this article here on HN about an agency for
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by tcmb 6y ago
Looks like it, there is also a security issue released for Ubuntu: https://usn.ubuntu.com/4510-1/
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by tcmb 6y ago
It’s called ‘The General Theory of the Translation Company’ by R. Beninatto and T. Johnson.
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by tcmb 6y ago
Switching costs is a fair point. I think the biggest improvements can be made in UX and in having great APIs which enable integration and automation.
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by tcmb 6y ago
Check out the translation industry. It's a fairly niche market, with its own quirks. There is a good book that gives an overview of how the industry works, but I can't remember the title atm. It has a yellow cover and some cartoon
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by tcmb 6y ago
The distinction is relevant from the perspective of any other customer on Azure. A code fix would have fixed the problem for them, too, A fixed config fixes the problem for visualstudio.com only. That's what I was getting at.
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by tcmb 6y ago
Being awarded a bug bounty suggests that there was a bug that was fixed. But this was actually a misconfiguration, wasn't it? Any Azure account with a dangling subdomain and unrestricted reply-to is still vulnerable to this attack, cor
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by tcmb 6y ago
Interesting to think that nowadays this might actually happen, i.e. some country or power might actually call the opposing power's achievement a fake, despite knowing it is true. Back in the day there was a lot less information availab
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by tcmb 6y ago
> Show HN: React Native scrollable bottom sheet native animations gestures 60FPS What a trainwreck of a headline. It sounds like someone fell asleep on the push button of a 'modern web dev' phrase generator.
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by tcmb 6y ago
Couldn't the URL be the print representation of the link symbol? Text can be represented differently in different media.
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by tcmb 7y ago
Is there any information from Google on moving to a paid model for reCaptcha? I couldn't find anything. Is this only for large-volume customers like cloudflare, and thus not announced publically anywhere?
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Ask HN: How did you change your online behavior after the Snowden leaks?
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by tcmb 7y ago
Seiko itself makes very high-end watches, especially under the 'Grand Seiko' moniker, some of which are as expensive as the well-known ones from the Swiss manufacturers, but at the same time incredibly understated unless you'
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by tcmb 7y ago
Also this: > Pigeons repeatedly exposed to the problem show that they rapidly learn to always switch, unlike humans (Herbranson and Schroeder, 2010).
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by tcmb 7y ago
I know what you mean, the appeal of this total dedication. For myself, I've come to the conclusion that I could not do it for long, not as long as I'd have to. I think for those types like Jobs, Musk, it wasn't even a conscio
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by tcmb 7y ago
They should have done it the VW way: make it so the flag doesn't show up for the manager in internal review, but is still visible when the OS is out in the wild.
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by tcmb 7y ago
I live in an apartment complex in Berlin. We have a parking garage that belongs to the complex. Unfortunately the housing company does not allow installation of a wallbox in the garage, even if I paid for it myself. The housing company is o
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by tcmb 7y ago
Interesting read. I think the fact that these fuzzy, "Serites-susceptible" situations are so hard to grasp for us is also why societal change is so difficult: each individual person feels like they don't make a difference (li
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by tcmb 7y ago
...and two talks at "Authors at Google" (apparently he spoke there twice within one week): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_usxrvKvus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXRe0N1hejE
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by tcmb 7y ago
A hardware button still doesn't help if the software is not responding, does it? What else should a hardware home button do, than to cause some change in the software?
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by tcmb 7y ago
(2017)
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by tcmb 7y ago
There's a very in-depth talk by Keith Wakeham, arguing that shifting is practically impossible with this system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9d_cBGXMwY If I understand it correctly, the issue is that the driveshaf
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by tcmb 7y ago
I like this example of explaining a scientific term to the lay people: "a respiratory chamber -- a room-like device --"
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by tcmb 7y ago
So you actually ate less during IF, while in the article both groups consumed the same amount, just at different times: "The same amounts and types of foods were consumed on both schedules." Their IF (or eTRF) groups stopped eatin
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by tcmb 7y ago
<3 to you, too! :) Your profile looks great, if I was looking for an Engineering Manager, I would want to get to know you!
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by tcmb 7y ago
Thanks for asking, this is indeed much harder to answer for me. I think I have a good sense of humour, I am broadly interested, I can listen to understand, I give other people room and don't push myself into the foreground, I keep my p
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by tcmb 7y ago
I have a flight reflex which makes me run away when things get tough. I quit a number of jobs because of that and then rationalized it to myself by blaming it on whatever wasn't perfect at these companies. I like to feel I'm the v

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