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cadr
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Comment #49074736
It was a huge advancement. Previously they were computing numberwang on slide rules.
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Comment #48349984
Oh, fascinating. The latest one was definitely monohydrate - maybe I was using HCL years ago and just don't remember. I'll look into that. Thanks!
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Comment #48348279
I feel like for me it would be thwarted by the fact creatine seems to completely mess up my sleep. I don't remember that from when I was younger, but recently tried adding it to my…
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Comment #48348212
Omnipod for the win. But, yeah, I have a bunch of disposable needles in my kit as a backup. Even so, travel is stressful. My carry on is full of backup pods/sensors. But now that m…
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Comment #48348182
Or just bring a bunch of disposable needles with you and draw from your vials that you already have for filling your pump.
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Comment #48234824
Very cool. Just fyi, the GitHub links to some of the docs (like self-hosting) give 404, as do some of the internal links in the docs.
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Comment #47697202
I hope I don’t miss it when you post! I’ve wanted to make a ribbon mic but haven’t gotten around to it. I’ve seen where people use Mylar emergency blankets as the membrane for cond…
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Comment #47696431
There is a /r/3dprintedinstruments subreddit that if you sort by best of all time has a lot of good stuff. Fipple flutes like recorders and ocarinas tend to be easy to start with. …
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Comment #47694236
I don’t know how niche they are, but a few I’ve done in the past - 3D printed musical instruments. Print other designs or contribute your own - lock picking. When you really get in…
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Comment #47694136
Ooh! What kind of capsules?
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Comment #47253418
I don’t know what the regulations are in your country (looks like you are maybe in Canada?), but in many countries it is straightforward to get an amateur radio license, and then y…
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Comment #46947844
Amateur radio is pretty approachable and has lots of opportunity to go down those rabbit holes.
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Comment #46548689
Seconding an old ARRL handbook.
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Comment #46421500
Is there a way I can see which would run on a raspberry pi?
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Comment #46346875
I sometimes would bring ear-protection headphones that I'd wear over my earbuds to muffle the train noise.
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Comment #46346865
I used an Akai LPK25 with my iPhone (using the Camera Connection Kit and a combined usb hub/dac) and an app called Simply Piano. They make a wireless version of that now that would…
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Comment #46346129
I used to get so much done on my BART commute. Also learned piano on a little 25 key midi keyboard until the program I was learning from started needing a 26th key.
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Comment #46248655
I'm amused she said they included it "in case somebody out there liked ugly bright red and yellow" and that "the 'Fluorescent' theme was also pretty ugly, but it didn't have a catc…
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Comment #46248532
Having it automatically follow tardigrades is so cool! It sounds like great fun. Did you make the ML model for tracking them? I've wanted to make this the Openflexure Microscope ( …
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Comment #46246352
Ooh! Tell us about microscope making as a hobby!
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Comment #45838096
Having Google Translate take that into French and then back gave me "The passengers of this jumbo jet, caught in a quagmire resembling an ocean liner, found a happy accident in thi…
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Comment #45567660
That instant branching is super cool!
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Comment #45293497
I feel like this is thinking too small. I don’t want a better textbook. I want them to be basing this off of the experience of going to the most effective private tutors.
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Comment #45140547
Thanks!