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by vr46 5y ago
They provide some, my Schuberth is waaay quieter than my older ones but nowhere near anything useful at any speed. Earplugs for every ride.
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by vr46 5y ago
Any users able to compare to my fave https://beorgapp.com/ ? Org mode files are just the best for interoperability.
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by vr46 5y ago
Eric Kenneway! His posthumous Complete Origami remains a favourite. As were his models in Robert Harbin’s books. I personally have just bought a Lexus (old) in the UK and think it’s well put together, and can completely understand the reaso
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by vr46 5y ago
I am amazed at how quickly Ruby came and went. I started working with Ruby around 2004, made a decent career with it for a long time but bailed out at the very end of 2015 after the roles really weren't all that, rates weren't goi
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by vr46 5y ago
I find Mike McQuaid pretty reasonable and forthright whenever I have ever messaged him. Also, he is hardly responsible for every formula out there. For anyone who remembers the year 2000 and having to compile everything from scratch, Homebr
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by vr46 5y ago
Interesting note: > Since the iPhone 12, it has been impossible to swap major components from one iPhone to another, since each part now has its own serial number and the phone can tell if it has been changed.
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by vr46 5y ago
Does this take into account network and connection building?
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by vr46 5y ago
I am a member of my old school's alumni orgnization and at our meetups, nearly all the other alumni are 17-25 years younger than me, and frighteningly intelligent, and I am very much hoping that lead poisoning accounts for this...
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by vr46 5y ago
I don't think it's a bad product, I think the underlying code is sound, but I'm a bit confused by all the pivoting, as I mentioned in one of the other threads.
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by vr46 5y ago
Brilliant - that's the one!
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by vr46 5y ago
Didn't we just do this twice recently? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28851167 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28878445
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by vr46 5y ago
Wasn't there an actual t-shirt made that was covered in pictures of number plates?
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by vr46 5y ago
Crikey, these folks have been pivoting a lot over the last few years. Originally, this was a complex set of libraries that made up a microservice framework. Then they threw everything into micro and making it more stable and simpler. Then t
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by vr46 5y ago
I found that my Snarks kept getting eaten by the dog so downvotes for making a dog-friendly tuner. I now have a strobe clip-on tuner that does ‘sweetened’ tuning and that aside, it’s much easier to read and apparently does not taste good to
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by vr46 5y ago
There's some really cynical takes on this so far, from here in London I applaud Apple for providing an opportunity to those that might not have it. The students might start at iOS and make their own apps, but it's just a first ste
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by vr46 5y ago
I just let my year-long usenet subscription lapse after signing up thinking it might be like when I was at university back in the 1990s. Hahahahahahahahaha It’s a complete wasteland of meaningful discussion, everything is spam or pirate por
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by vr46 5y ago
Best take it out using the ocean by growing things in it - carbon is a cycle and we need to address the problems of this cycle.
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by vr46 5y ago
Speculation and conjecture, interesting but eh
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by vr46 5y ago
This is a stupid headline and completely wrong. The imperial system has never gone away - pints of beer and pints of milk, six-feet tall humans, 12-inch records, quarter-pounder burgers, shoe sizes, clothes sizes - but they’re now saying th
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by vr46 5y ago
Hyde Park, Battersea Park, join the easy Sunday Stroll at 14:00 every week, no idea about skates, but make sure they're comfortable!
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by vr46 5y ago
Still hundreds of us in London going out every week and my mate’s skate school has FLOURISHED during lockdown with online lessons being taken up by ice skaters, locked out of rinks everywhere…
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by vr46 5y ago
So what was the main reason?
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by vr46 5y ago
Currently a Londoner and having to go through fewer hoops to move to the continent, albeit more than before. There are multiple routes to UK Visas and I have recently discussed with an acquaintance about bringing a business from elsewhere t
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by vr46 5y ago
The results also suggest we’re unable to track or assess things outside of the ‘harmonized learning outcome’ such as how to treat others, attention for special needs, extra-curricular activities, support for sport, music, drama, etc etc.
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by vr46 5y ago
Personal observation: heck I’m old. General observation: this is the most brilliant invention of my lifetime, and has realized the information revolution, enabled countless humans to teach themselves and each other, and shown us a myriad of
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by vr46 5y ago
Is that right? So how come they’re charging a fortune for the course in London??!!
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by vr46 5y ago
Driven by many refugees that sought asylum in Sweden, I believe. https://blog.duolingo.com/our-commitments-to-helping-refugee...
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by vr46 5y ago
So I am using Duolingo as I will have to take the sane exam at some point over the next year or two. I think it works ok for being able to consume simple German but less well for understanding spoken German, or constructing one’s own ideas.
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by vr46 5y ago
Yeah, Armon is a sweetheart too and both of them have put the legwork in to meet and understand the needs of folks like me, and everytime there's a new product I get excited to use it. Their code has literally given me a livelihood for
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by vr46 5y ago
Such a great guy. At Hashiconf a few years ago he was just one of the normal people, a load of us all went to the speakers’ dinner and he just found a seat and sat down - opposite me, as it happened, and we had a laugh. Armon is a top chap

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