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nickswalker

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About nickswalker

Humans, robots, AI

https://nickwalker.us

Socials:

- github.com/nickswalker

Interests:

Robotics, Running

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    That would be great. Please let us know how it goes

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    Yes, I believe the state policy says no _new_ government use of .us locality subdomains, but old uses might be disruptive to remove and may remain: https://www.mass.gov/policy-advi…

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    My proposed way of breaking the logjam with city of Boston has two prongs: 1. Have several independent people simultaneously and persistently asking for a letter allowing them to h…

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    I only have first hand experience with boston.ma.us and seattle.wa.us, and might have some of the terminology wrong but: * Originally, anyone could ask to take responsibility for a…

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    If you're applying to MIT, there are 20% fewer assistanships and (depending on the department and program) something like 10% fewer applications.

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    That indicates that approval has been rolled up into GoDaddy at this point, and you’ll have to get a notarized letter from the city for them to issue you a domain.

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    Unfortunately the author is correct that you’re pretty screwed if the locality is no longer delegated. I messaged GoDaddy to register one in Boston, they asked for a _notarized_ le…

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    Show HN: A Live Map for Running Seattle's Light Rail

    I host the Light Rail Relay in Seattle, an event where people run the length of the 1 Line. Over the years I've built a web map that includes an annotated on-foot route as well as …

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    The author is likely referring to the potential for a Cascadia megaquake: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/07/20/the-really-big...

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