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jamiedumont
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About jamiedumont
https://madebyjamie.com
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Comment #46294292
I’ve noticed a lot of changes on the site recently, which I believe is powered by Ghost which makes messing around with feed links a more advanced (for lack of a better word) tweak…
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Comment #44268285
I thought the two sounded similar, then I saw at the bottom they both have come from the same two founders. Nice to have a straightforward alternative to NextDNS to recommend to re…
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Comment #43907246
This is very close my personal struggle; summarised by “I can do anything except one thing”.
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Comment #43290649
Agreed. We bought my wife an NC last year when the criteria was “cheap, petrol, naturally aspirated and Japanese”. The criteria was in response to my Land Rover (Discovery / LR4) w…
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Comment #43186836
I have a small flask - about the volume of a cup of coffee - made by Kinto. It can deliver those surprise burns hours after filling. It’s almost too good, and has been relegated to…
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Comment #43172347
That was my sense too. Used it for a few similar programs today (like converting HTML to Markdown but parsing certain elements to shortcodes) and scaffolding a Rust web app. It's d…
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Comment #43157216
I did this recently when a blog post described the exact, very niche issue I was having with a production server. This post described the symptoms of the issue clearly and included…
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Comment #43157187
And if you can't read German, it's very similar to the IR35 [0] rules that we have here in the UK. Effectively... "Don't work as a freelancer for a company if they are your only cl…
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Comment #43157142
Take my upvote!
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Comment #43147498
Me three
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Comment #43112739
Thanks! I've always been a surfer, but split my time with other activities. Post-accident everyone thinks I'm scared of getting back on the bike — maybe a bit? — but genuinely my f…
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Comment #43112719
Ah, thanks for the clarification. That post-ORIF pain being worse than the break was my experience too. Even with the plate I became quite paranoid about shifting the screws becaus…
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Comment #43105402
Mine felt immediately worse after the ORIF. After two weeks getting comfortable in their new positions, all the ligaments really resented getting wrenched back into place. Good ill…
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Comment #43104336
I shattered my collarbone - and I do mean shattered, ~8 pieces - in a mountain bike crash September 2023. I went over the bars after the back wheel of my hardtail caught a berm. La…
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Comment #43103899
I bought a 16 Pro after the camera on my previous iPhone stopped working. Despite being a camera-led purchase - and I do care about the camera on my phone - I would have bought thi…
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Comment #43049071
Using fish shell has largely solved my gripes with complex commands. It’s not AI autocomplete, but it remembers the complex commands perfectly, so I only need to work it out once. …
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Comment #42911122
My German peaked during an exchange, where after a few weeks of it "washing over" me I was using the language more naturally, even if still making frequent errors. Equally my Frenc…
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Ask HN: How to best learn a new (spoken) language
So … what does the consensus on best technique for learning a new language? I remember seeing some techniques mentioned here over the years - specifically in response to a question…
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Comment #42722143
Can’t argue with that! :D
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Comment #42722135
I’ll confess to being ignorant on the science. For instance I know that many of the local guides don’t use oxygen, but attributing that capability to time at altitude (“training” f…
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Comment #42709491
I'm only pointing out that those SaaS starter kits existed over ten years ago, and I've got the invoice to prove it! :D
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Comment #42709474
There was a time about ten years ago I worked with a few people who had climbed Everest (one multiple times) and a handful more that were due to in the next couple of years. We wor…
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Comment #42709225
I've not encountered "Brave New World" but I love (and can see) the metaphor!
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Comment #42709217
34 year old who grew up on Guernsey (small island south and independent of Britain but with very much the same values) and went to a state-funded Grammar school for secondary and c…
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Comment #42702561
Hate to break it to you but this trend of selling people a system to make money where the seller is actually enacting the system they’re selling is older than the internet. I can r…