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by wy35 4y ago
Another opinion that is basically "well I don't like it so it must be bad for everyone!!!" From the company-side, live chat has generated tons of leads for us vs. just an email address. It's also easier to manage these l
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Chiappa Rhino(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by wy35 4y ago|0 comments
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by wy35 4y ago
Yeah, on Amazon. Whoops, forgot to specify.
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by wy35 4y ago
rOtring 800 is down to $20. Lost mine a couple weeks ago and was really bummed.
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A New World Record (Paper Airplane Distance)(foldableflight.com)
4 points by wy35 4y ago|0 comments
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by wy35 4y ago
Seriously? We're still doing blatantly obvious astroturfing?
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by wy35 4y ago
This game appears to be extremely similar to an existing Roblox game: https://www.roblox.com/games/2768379856/3008-2-71 This Roblox version doesn't have weapons, but it's pretty fun, actually. Ask your k
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by wy35 4y ago
Back when I was shopping for an e-reader, the Kobo was more expensive than the equivalent Kindle for the same price. Plus, Kindles go for very cheap on Prime Day.
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Fluorescent lateral flow strip for easy quality control of edible oil (2019)(sciencedirect.com)
1 points by wy35 4y ago|0 comments
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by wy35 4y ago
It’s not getting worse. Go ahead and make a relatively complex app with jQuery 2.0 and let me know how it compares to spinning up a Next.js app.
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by wy35 4y ago
I don’t have the same experience. I bought a DE razor from AliExpress 5 years ago for $7 and it shaves just as comfortably and quickly as any multi-blade razor I’ve used.
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by wy35 5y ago
That description isn’t enough to describe what the author is making. The context of what flatgames are is needed.
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by wy35 5y ago
Yeah, I’d recommend reading books for fun first-and-foremost. I read a bunch of technical and self-help books when I got my first job because I thought it would help my career, and it was AWFUL. I barely used anything I learned. It was so b
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by wy35 5y ago
Not really accurate analogy. More like “you’re only finding out today that I’ve been poisoning you the entire time?”
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by wy35 5y ago
The easiest technique is getting a big plastic tub (>90 qts) from Walmart or Target, heating up a coffee can on the stove, and burning the arm holes in the side.
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by wy35 5y ago
Cool, I’ve been growing mushrooms as well for many years. Even dried mycelium is much more airy then sawdust. Plus, using sawdust as a packing material will leave a mess when the customer unboxes their product. It’ll also cover the product
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by wy35 5y ago
- Mushrooms can be grown in reusable plastic bottles. Enoki is already grown in them but they are gaining in popularity for oysters. - Yes, no way around spawn or lab equipment. - Humidification is relatively low energy. Even a regular cons
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by wy35 5y ago
I left it out because I agree with that part, haha.
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by wy35 5y ago
> and you need to source quite a few ingredients for the growth medium That’s entirely dependent on the species. Oysters can be grown entirely on non-supplemented sawdust. Supplements can be just wheat bran or soy hulls, and maybe gypsum
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by wy35 5y ago
Have you ever felt mycelium? Mycelium is much softer than loose sawdust. It’s very bouncy and porous. There’s exceptions, of course. Reishi mycelium is extremely hard. A student once created a canoe out of Reishi mycelium and successfully p
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by wy35 5y ago
Mushroom mycelium is organic material, so it is compostable. Why do you think it wouldn’t be? In fact, mycelium composts faster since it contains more nutrients than cardboard. Leftover mycelium is nutritious enough to be used as fertilize
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by wy35 5y ago
A big plastic tub with two arm holes cut out would be a much better solution. And I hope by “glovebox” you mean a still-air box, because gloves attached to the box actually increase the contamination rate due to the box sucking in air when
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by wy35 5y ago
My main machine is a Macbook Pro and I find the control key to be in a fine position. Just curl the pinky down two rows. Backspace is much farther away.
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by wy35 5y ago
And statistically, backspace is the second most used key (after the spacebar). I don’t understand why people remap caps-lock to control when it’s much closer to the hand than backspace and it’s much, MUCH less frequently used.
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The owl pellet economy: Meet the entrepreneurs devoted to bird vomit(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by wy35 5y ago|0 comments
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Reddit hiring engineers for Crypto team working on “moonshot” project(web.archive.org)
9 points by wy35 5y ago|0 comments
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by wy35 5y ago
> use-case or potential use-cases where you need SSO in an early-stage startup Every company, regardless of size, needs to be secure.
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by wy35 5y ago
So funny startup story that is tangentially related... For a while, we didn't have an unsubscribe button at all! Not because we were malicious or intentionally adding a dark pattern, but because critical stuff was breaking literally ev
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by wy35 5y ago
Author here. I’m a software engineer who likes to have fun on LinkedIn, not a recruiter/spammer. And yes, I was actually an SDE at Amazon!
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by wy35 5y ago
I'd like to do some hardware stuff as a hobby. Interacting with the real world is starting to sound a lot more fun than interacting with APIs. The problem is that I'm not sure where to start. Software was easy -- I'd make som

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