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hamdingers
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About hamdingers
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Comment #49231326
> people vape in the office It's famously a fully remote company.
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Comment #49212230
Not only do those people exist, they have successfully passed policy in California and elsewhere hamstringing their ability to do prescribed burns.
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Comment #49212139
> The younger generation is way less cognitively developed Interesting premise, do you have a source to back it up? Edit: or is this a creative way to say "younger" that sailed ove…
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Comment #49203723
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 1 and 2 got more play in my car than they ever did in my Playstation.
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Comment #49203691
One of these chips smart enough to take orders at a drive-thru would be relevant for a decade, minimum.
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Comment #49186113
No, I provided one particularly eggregious example. Uber/Lyft have also lobbied against transit. The Google shuttles OP alludes to interfered with real transit operations.
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Comment #49186053
Trying to help does not give you a free pass. Pushing a wheelchair user up a ramp without asking their permission first is both "trying to help" and inconsiderate (and scary and da…
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Comment #49185895
Hyperloop and Boring Company were both created as distractions from real proven transit technologies, and the latter has been quite successful at getting rail projects cancelled or…
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Comment #49171075
This. Not only does everything still work in an internet outage, mine actively detects and heals most internet outages by power cycling the modem with a smart plug.
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Comment #49161494
Drives me nuts that comments are held to a higher standard than submissions. HN is for conversation between humans[1] (about AI generated blogspam, apparently) 1. https://news.ycom…
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Comment #49104410
> jj takes the opposite approach. It keeps staging things, and you use split whenever you want to separate things out. You can use `git reset -p` to selectively unstage hunks the s…
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Comment #49103233
Negligence is occasionally criminal.
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Comment #49092048
Cameras are both gadgets and instruments of artistic impression, if you only measure them quantitatively you miss a lot. These cameras can be fun the same way a toy piano might be …
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Comment #48963262
Given over half were archived as part of this effort it's likely nobody was making code changes that needed approving.
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Comment #48960572
They help folks on fixed rate plans consistently hit their usage limits which provides them the feeling of getting their money's worth.
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Comment #48953507
> There are no physical buttons on the front That's too bad. For whatever reason I find swipe gestures on e-ink annoying. I currently use a Kobo Clara BW and miss dedicated page-tu…
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Comment #48942153
> Safe home for your photos The largest text front and center on ente.com
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Comment #48941339
I figure out the most significant value I can and just zero/one out the rest. So "February 1976" becomes 1976-02-01 00:00:00. That is an unlikely timestamp, so it tells me the whol…
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Comment #48846619
"Ownership" is something only the HN set cares about. The reason your average person hates app subscriptions the author relegated to a footnote: they mostly exist to trick you into…
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Comment #48846403
Years ago, when he was still in NYC, I posted a minor technical correction under one of his videos on reddit and received a rambling essay-length reply plus an aggressive DM from h…
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Comment #48819706
https://thelongestyard.link/q3a-demo/
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Comment #48811742
If you can supply your own SSD, case, and 120mm fan the mainboard is "only" $3,149