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gerwitz
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About gerwitz
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/gerwitz; my proof: https://keybase.io/gerwitz/sigs/_TyFN_PTM7qWZycpKNMVNJJYIe6SsbwbBGXmhQRrE6I ]
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Comment #37067415
Somehow I’ve ended up making ceramics. I use OpenSCAD to turn 3D models into slices, laser cut templates from them, then use them to hand-cut and assemble the model. I’m not very g…
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Comment #34399944
Glad to see an API-compatible alternative. Is archiving on your roadmap? The primary reason I use Pinboard is (at least some of) my stored URLs have text snapshots I can use in the…
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Comment #33951972
You’re absolutely correct. Taking the breaks off of American anti-science wingnuts is indeed the “more at hand” that has made it worse than before.
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Comment #33951960
Of all the tools for helping find your follows in the fediverse, I hope https://movetodon.org/ gets more attention. It is easier (no “download and upload this CSV”) and also serves…
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Comment #31802223
Not on the list, but my strategy has worked pretty well. Move to a country with proper infrastructure and road safety laws.
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Comment #21912158
I am thankful for the role McDonalds and other commercial third spaces play in the lives of many, especially poor Americans. I'm also deeply sad that this is made necessary by insu…
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Comment #20625449
Hi, I moved from the US to Europe and have lived both lifestyles. I'm calling BS on your assertions, AMA.
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Comment #20625374
We're working on it. Parking is being removed pretty quickly, one of the three major canal rings will go car-free soon. (And by 2030 we hope to allow only electric motors anywhere …
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Comment #20625314
For a few years now, every road construction project near my Amsterdam home has removed car lanes. Also parking. Usually the freed space goes to protected cycle paths, but sidewalk…
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Comment #20625269
Indeed, I am a bit tired of all the reasons my city (Amsterdam) is unworkable or simply impossible, because it doesn't resemble [Springfield].
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Comment #18151079
I'm voting for false flag because it's the most interesting hypothesis to imagine. Especially with the NCSC statement.
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Comment #17064059
I opted out by moving to Europe.
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Comment #12069295
The professor clearly responded to your "tuition dollars" concern, so I'm going to ignore A). But B) is an interesting question that I will assume is sincere. "White Lives Matter" …
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Comment #5832330
Funny that this thread has become about the Netherlands. I moved to Amsterdam from Seattle last November, and have to say that I feel far less vulnerable here, information-wise. Pe…
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Comment #5023251
I'm curious how seamless that implementation was. I've seen a few hacks that load-then-scroll which is, of course, just about the worst of all worlds.
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Comment #3892394
Fair enough, but I consider Buzz the right idea, with a botched execution (and especially rollout).
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Comment #3891306
The simile to Microsoft's early (and, arguably, continued) tablet efforts is apt. Google isn't a social network, and the products they offer us as users will be stronger if they do…
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Comment #2488282
This isn't a new idea, but an implementation sticky enough for me to use has proven elusive. Instapaper-like offline caching may be important, or maybe integration with Reeder, var…
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Comment #2273822
I just learned of Placekitten and had to drop everything and write bookmarklets: http://hans.gerwitz.com/projects/placekitten.html I didn't know about Kittenify, but they have bett…
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Comment #1874293
I see what you did there: you oriented toward an outcome of "value" and then substituted that with "earnings". I take umbrage with your assumption that the goal of education is exp…