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by tmiku 2y ago
The embedded map has a link to a "story map" that drops a pin for each recent story, mostly around the bay area. Probably a default to embed a zoom-in on each story's map entry at the bottom of the story text. They mention &q
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by tmiku 2y ago
Hi! Big fan of linuxlaptopprices - it's exactly what I've been looking for. Have you considered adding a "ships to" filter? I live in Alaska and I'm looking to replace my T14s with bad soldered memory, but a lot of
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by tmiku 2y ago
Does the relay durably store data from the PDSes it crawls? I thought it just aggregates and distributes data from the PDSes it is actively connected to. Edit: I now see via https://docs.bsky.app/docs/advanced-guides&#x
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by tmiku 2y ago
> Bluesky uses content-addressed content, so that content can survive if a node goes down Does anyone have recommended reading about how Bluesky implements this? I've skimmed the docs at atproto.com but I'm not sure how this fi
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by tmiku 2y ago
Yeesh, I wasn't aware that that happened at Newsweek. The Gallup link in the sibling comment is the best source, I had seen those results in a couple different places so I just grabbed one from the top of Google (wrongly assuming that
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by tmiku 2y ago
> if anyone should get to decide how long it is worth it to fight for their country, it should be them. Looks like the popular sentiment over there is shifting towards a negotiated peace with territorial concessions. https://w
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by tmiku 2y ago
I doubt that OP is talking about taxing player winnings. He's probably referring to taxing the betting companies. Anyway, I'm sorry you had to pay income tax on the income you made. Truly painful.
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by tmiku 2y ago
Check out paragraph 3 of the Discussion section.
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by tmiku 2y ago
Can you define fluffer as you use it here, and maybe mention where you picked it up? I haven't heard it used much outside of a specific and very notorious Sankey diagram.
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by tmiku 2y ago
I don't think he's asserting they brought in Nazis for the fun of having them around. But it's surprising that while heightened ties to the Nazis would disqualify you from immigration eligibility, the most secretive circles o
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by tmiku 2y ago
The "alive" point hits the nail on the head for me, and covers the full system health spectrum - my underspec'd homelab/project laptop certainly feels alive, in the sense that only things that are alive can cough up bloo
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by tmiku 2y ago
Not related to the content of the article, but did anyone notice how those graphs become more saturated when you mouse over? It made me expect an interactive graph but it's just an artifacty jpg. Interesting little flourish.
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by tmiku 2y ago
What do you mean by "at first"? The protons are pushing each other away via that Coulomb repulsion while they're all in the pre-fission nucleus, but at that time it's not enough to counteract the strong force ( https:&#x
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by tmiku 2y ago
Of all the gambling games to insist you know a secret solution too, roulette has to be one of the funniest.
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by tmiku 2y ago
Most of their articles are free and just require you to log in with an email, but the median HN poster finds that as repellent as a paywall so it may be a moot point.
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by tmiku 2y ago
I've had a long work week and it's almost over and using the sliders to rotate this cow is exactly what I needed. I feel serene. Thank you.
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by tmiku 2y ago
> I think it would be cool to have historical weather data from around the world to analyze for signals of climate change we’ve already had rather than think about potential future change. This is a very good instinct! A pretty major por
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by tmiku 3y ago
I agree with your sentiment, but not the reason - instead of concern about competition/short-term profitability, Boeing has always thrown huge amounts of money into stock buybacks, even while development is running over budget. This ar
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by tmiku 3y ago
Can you elaborate on that filtering? I agree with you that the App Store is full of chaff, but I don't understand why there'd be a causal relationship between a highly centralized App Store and sleazy apps.
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Show HN: A Strava geographic guessing game(tmiku.net)
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by tmiku 3y ago
One probably has to enter the wifi password in an app and then the connection info gets sent to the brush via Bluetooth. That's how my smart watch behaves.
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by tmiku 3y ago
I poked around your website because I was curious if the name was a band reference. Love the Spiderland photo of the staff!
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by tmiku 3y ago
Yeah, I feel like he totally glossed over the major overlap between carbon frames and higher-end components (which are totally reasonable to want as a rec cyclist!)
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by tmiku 3y ago
I don't think it's a joke, Outside's writing has taken a hit since the acquisition in 2021. It's a headline for people to click on and the writing is an afterthought. I rolled my eyes with the steel frame thing at the en
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by tmiku 3y ago
Yeah, I used to do a lot of p2p too, I miss it. I used it heavily in HS but fell to the convenience of Spotify in college. It was really a shame when what.cd went down, that was arguably the most complete archive of recorded music anywhere.
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by tmiku 3y ago
I always thought audio quality was something for snobs, but recently my car's aux input died and I burned a few CDs with yt-dlp rips and I get it now. Youtube's 128kbps makes me wince on some of the quieter recordings, even compar
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by tmiku 3y ago
Has anyone played both this and Shenzhen I/O? Which did you like better?
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by tmiku 3y ago
I never get tired of funny misreads of product names. I thought "our own busted framework" was self-deprecation until it showed up in slab serif on the next line.
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by tmiku 3y ago
I'm not sure why you're so confident in that 0.0% assertion. iMessage is integrated with the default/ubiquitous messaging app on iPhones, and I think it's reasonable to assume that teenagers are messaging mainly other te
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by tmiku 3y ago
As someone who pivoted into more computing-centric work from an unrelated scientific field, I can't recommend Ben's channel enough! The 6502 series really helped me put together a ground-up view of hardware that I don't think

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