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lemoing
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About lemoing
Website: lemoing.ca Email: @.ca
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Comment #48325387
Seconded, though from a different angle. In my experience, it's surprisingly hard to live frugally when you don't have a job; my spending actually went up at first because I had al…
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Comment #47213079
I’m wrapping up a 4 month stint at a fancy hotel working as a valet attendant. My job responsibilities as written were parking cars and helping with bags, but the unspoken expectat…
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Comment #47026873
I worked at a family-owned bike shop, at a fancy hotel as a valet/porter, and picked up a few shifts at breweries/events. I’ll be jumping back into software in a few months but it’…
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Comment #47022770
I’ve taken the last year off from software engineering and have worked a mix of jobs that primarily exist outside the magic circle of the internet. I think one thing that surprised…
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Comment #45009879
True, though road bikes (even the new 12 speed ones) still use a 2x system on the front. TT/triathlon bikes sometimes use a single chainring as well since they don’t need to climb
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Comment #45008447
Hah, I wish!
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Comment #45008429
I hadn’t considered that! Since I’m using canvas, I’d have to roll my own selection code since what’s displayed is just a bitmap. But I may fall down that rabbit hole someday :)
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Comment #45008404
I rolled my own easing function (taking the square root of the progress, which is a number between 0 and 1) because I was missing the vocabulary to search for a proper one. Thanks …
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Comment #45008393
Breadcrumbs and hyperlinks are great ideas, thanks! I’d love to see something similar for film projectors, let me know if you end up building it.
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Comment #45008358
Disabled! Thanks for the feedback.
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Comment #45008354
Thanks for the feedback! I disabled the text animation for the time being. There is a note about the star nut if you click on the headset top cap and then explode the headset, and …
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Comment #45008310
I disabled the text animation for now since I can see how it would be frustrating. Maybe later I’ll go back to a line-by-line reveal since I still like the aesthetic! Content-wise,…
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Comment #45004540
It's set to 3600 characters per minute here, so 60/second: https://github.com/nlemoing/bici/blob/main/bike.ts#L451
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Comment #45004247
Thanks for the feedback! I think the text speed might be an issue with my implementation: it adds a single character on each animation frame with a WPM speed limit, but this would …
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Show HN: Bicyclopedia
Hey folks! A bit of background: I'm a software engineer by trade, but I'm currently on sabbatical doing a year-long working holiday in Australia. I love riding bikes but only had t…
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Comment #38133728
Yes, but filling a grid in a way that satisfies all of the regular expressions is a much harder problem than matching a single regex. Semi-related: generating fill for regular cros…
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Comment #24410579
Your last point is a good one. I started in math and had to take a few CS courses (which I ended up switching into), but I had almost no exposure to subjects outside those two. At …
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Comment #23702104
For those curious, the +'a' after the space is a unary addition operator that evaluates to 'NaN'.
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Comment #21919116
I know what you mean about the distracting animations! I tried to set it up so that the animations would pause if they weren't in focus. Having an option to manually trigger the an…
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Comment #21917291
When I referred to knights as weird, I was thinking more of how their movement patterns are incongruous with rooks/bishops/queens that move in a straight line but are blocked by pi…
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Comment #21916071
Glad you appreciated it!
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Comment #21914807
Yeah, that's true! The reason I looked into this in the first place because the basics of movement in chess are fairly straightforward until you take a look at some of the weirder …