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Foffle
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Comment #48945846
Sorry, nothing yet. I'll post it here if I end up with anything with showing
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Comment #48945837
Thanks! Particularly for finer gauge knits, I believe warp knitting is often used, where many strands are knit at once, crossing back and forth instead of a single strand going rou…
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Comment #48945756
Thanks for the link, that's fascinating!
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Comment #48894164
An automated, full garment knitting machine that can fit on a desk. There are only a few knitting machines that can automatically do everything required to knit a complete garment,…
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Comment #40195884
Installed! This is an excellent intro. I have experience with nvim, but have stuck with vscode for convenience reasons until now.
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Comment #40021195
I'm a little confused about why Cory describes lobbyists influencing government regulation as 'Using the master's tools against him' with 'guerrilla tactics'. That's just using a s…
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Comment #38967059
Having read the transcript, I have to disagree with your conclusion. The CEO did answer that the terms of service were purposely broad, but binding, what he refused to answer was w…
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Comment #36857995
>The EUC works by tilting you forward to speed up, and tilting you backward to slowdown. I think this is the root of your misunderstanding. To speed up and slow down, you tilt your…
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Comment #35972185
> you’re practically foreign ... > Disclaimer: I’m not Japanese I'm curious; are you also arguing that you are less credible than the parent poster?
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Comment #34283472
Aussie in Lahti here, on my third winter, and also finally got a pair of icebugs. They make a big difference! I also highly recommend a pair of Halti (or whatever brand) soft-shell…
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Comment #31313659
If it's a regular piezo buzzer, just stick a small rare earth magnet to it. Instant silence, and doesn't damage anything!
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Comment #28819584
That site is utterly broken on Firefox mobile. I had to select all and copy the text to a note taking app to make it readable.
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Ask HN: What Online Universities Do You Recommend for CS?
As a European student looking to transfer to an online university from an Australian university (where I have been attending in person), what would HN recommend? I would like to be…
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Comment #21887932
Another issue that no one has touched on yet is that big diesel engines don't like being stopped and started. The maintenance costs of stopping the engine each time it docks are li…