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by throwaway892238 3y ago
The texture, weight, and resistance of ground meat is really key to understanding how "done" it is. If it is no longer "springy" at all, it's overdone. But what cut of meat you have, and how it was ground, is also e
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Yeah, what they're asking for needs to be an app / integration / plugin that ties different solutions together. A kitchen sink approach will forever be mired in gigantic codebases that a single group or company can't coh
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
One might then ask: why not just let the user click a button in the browser to see the page, without jumping through all those hoops? How does increased human toil make it better? (Spoiler: it doesn't)
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
If HTTP/1.1 is deprecated from all browsers, and HTTP/3 eventually becomes the only way to view a web page, then it will be impossible to host a localnet web page (ex. a wifi router). The people pushing this standard through don&#
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
The Stanford Prison Experiment was a fraud, please don't listen to rationale based on one unreproduced "study". "The context of one’s life defines not just what but how one thinks, and a job tends to dominate the contex
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
The CCTV recording would be direct conclusive evidence. In the absence of such evidence, testimony that can't be disproven in cross and casts reasonable doubt will work just fine. Even with a CCTV recording, you can use testimony to ca
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
If the testimony is easily dismissable, then submitting it would be bad for their case. They wouldn't submit it as evidence unless it could be backed up or was reasonable. It's a serious mistake to underestimate testimony as someh
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
> It's an opinion from someone who hates you/benefits from convicting you. Hence why the opposing side gets the opportunity to cross-examine the witness, and why it would be a really bad idea to put forward a witness who clearl
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Courts quite frequently convict people based on circumstantial evidence. Conviction is based on the determination of either a jury or a judge, and neither are required to have or use direct evidence.
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Before Launcher is great if you want to silence notifications selectively and make the home screen less attractive. Noisy apps no more; only one or two apps get to interrupt me. I happily pay for the premium version.
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Is the problem "net carbon", or is it "hey there is 100nm carbon particles entering my brain from my lungs" ? I feel like it's the latter ? And I'm not sure how natural rubber is gonna stop that ?
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Fun fact: sns.amazonaws.com still has no DMARC record. This is where AWS SNS messages originate from unless you use a custom domain, and it's where all CloudWatch alerts come from (no-reply@sns.amazonaws.com)
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
I pay $850/month for a tiny house in the woods where I work remote. I get that a lot of people want to live a city lifestyle, but if you're only in SF for the work, you don't have to be
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
12 mile range?? i bought a scooter that is smaller (only long, not long+tall) with greater range for less than half the price, 4 years ago.
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
"Open Source" doesn't win, period, because it doesn't compete with anything. Open Source is not a business model or a product. It's an engineering widget. You can use it to build a product, or you can use it to make
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
geared hub motors are a start, but it's hard to find ones with large enough gearing for the torque of a load going up a steep incline (not to mention roots, mud, etc). a few companies sell powered wheelbarrow geared hubs with much high
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
minimum specs: working load 300lbs, size about 4ftx4ftx4ft. that would carry 1 large adult person, and is the minimum weight for a wheelbarrow full of soil. (a load of soil can be up to 500lbs; for contractors, a wheelbarrow can carry up to
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Dumb question, kind of unrelated: In the process of building a remote controlled cart to haul small heavy loads offroad. Have no experience in engineering or robotics. Where could one go to learn what's needed, say, starting at the mot
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted, this is a very good question that makes no sense at first. USB-C is a complex standard, but basically, just because your connector is USB-C, doesn't guarantee what can actually go
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
They've been busy shoving useless software into the device to bloat it enough that we all have to keep buying faster devices every 2 years. Unplanned bloatselescence
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Based on my experience in (mostly) software companies, hardware just seems more likely to work. The people building it are formally trained, the government forces a minimum amount of safety testing, and a design mistake could cost millions
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
There are millions of mineral and rock formations around the world with 90 degree angles. A tree/flower stem/etc and the ground form a 90 degree angle. A branch coming straight out of a tree trunk (common in pines, or some other e
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Why would this concern you more than anything else? If you cook the fish, it's not going to "go bad" as quickly as if it were raw. If you cook anything to a particular temperature and time, it should kill most bacteria in it.
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Go ahead and build out all the solar possible. Then not have any way to distribute it, balance the load, recoup the cost from customers, supplant new energy demand outside of a narrow band of peak sunlight hours. Then not be able to pay bac
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Lots of people on HN only talking about solar recently. Solar will not solve all our energy needs. - Batteries are not cheap, nor renewable. Just because there may be advances in the future does not mean batteries are going to always be c
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Having four different transit systems come into the city is what causes this problem. I think it should work like an airport: your major transit sits outside the airport, and the airport has a dedicated people mover to bring people into the
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Are people still thinking social media is a good thing? Hasn't every study showed that it's terrible for everybody?
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Actually I think the principles are bullshit. They're full of holes you could drive a truck through. Every team I have ever been on has had zero idea how to run an effective Agile team. They don't know Agile, Scrum, Kanban, they&#
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
If what you're complaining about is decades old , somebody already identified it, many times over. And almost without fail, whoever is complaining, is complaining because they want someone else to fix it. Lazy, annoying, and useless.
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by throwaway892238 3y ago
Software development methodologies are political in nature (see: definition of politics). There is no best implementation of a political system, but there are working examples, some have more success than others, and some are implemented be

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