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I'm suprised, as nothing was changed around saved trips or collections. Same UX as always there. I'm a heavy user; I use it to plan 3-week-long trips and another month-long trip ev…

Ive been happy with all the improvements they are making to Komoot do far.

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Hardcover definitely supports multiple reads. I've got two in mine right now.

I'm building this -> https://building.bookdna.com/roadmap/ If you want to join the beta, just email me at ben@bookdna.com. We've got about 100 people using it right now. We are wor…

I run two plugins to just invisibly make them go away, I don't care, they are a waste of my time :)

I live in Bordeaux, although thankfully out of town for the month. This is insane to watch, and friends say the city is full of smoke

oh gosh no, love books, building it for free. We are direct funded with premium accounts by authors and readers.

They shut down their API program years ago, but I was hoping to find someone who had an old key I could use. I run BookDNA.com and it would be helpful for us. Anyone know anybody w…

I live in Europe, I can make an appointment with my dentist tomorrow. I was sick 3 weeks ago and just went on video conference at 6am with my PCP. Just to help out there :) This ha…

How does this work with sunglasses?

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Ah gotcha, ya that will be interesting to see, but does seem like a more likely life of 7 to 10 years is possible. I am curious on actual hardware failure rates due to heat etc.

Anyone got any good testing data? Surely someone knows rough failure rate from constant usage?

Do we have any good data on how many of the GPU burn out given hard usage? Are we talkinga bout loosing 50% of the hardware as it fails? Or far less?

My son loves these books, I've read them to him hundreds of times :)

Down and out in Paris and London was a life changing read for me :)

Ya, but this is a proof-of-concept rip-off. The fact that the indexes don't have our back is a huge problem.

I should note, mostly we have screened, and then paid them to come work with us for 3 to 4 hours on a real piece of code.

First, get a kazoo, chalk, 5 live chickens, and a sharp knife. Use the chalk to draw a numbered grid on the sidewalk; 10 should be fine. Divide the resumes into 10 groups. Cut the …

I really recommend The Man Who Loved China by Simon Winchester. My brother picked it for a family book club and I was blown away. Amazing story and person.