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novakinblood

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    I had the exact same reaction!

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    Comment #38189747

    I felt silly at first complaining to my wife I couldn’t get myQ working again, thinking I did something wrong after adding an automation. We tried to open the door (remote via hass…

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    Comment #36533184

    My unconscious bias made me read this as “Maryland Book”.

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    Comment #35166873

    I thought the libreddit instance I was using was down and then I went to another instance, then another, …, and another, and finally thought “maybe Reddit is down?”

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    Comment #34477947

    I’ve been slowly integrating more devices to my home assistant setup—most recent a garage door controller—and I thought I was done for now and content with the setup. After reading…

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    Comment #33772060

    Somewhat related, I learned a long time ago that each broadcast station (in the USA) mix their audio in a different way during NFL and college football games. I noticed Fox sports …

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    Comment #33757937

    Thanks for that reminder. I had to delete an app I had running since 2013. Up until the moment before I committed to deleting it, I felt no emotion at all. But right after I confir…

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    Comment #32887137

    I (43 yr) had a moment where I showed how important it was for our family to understand cursive when we had to transcribe recipes and letters from ancestors (mom, grandparents, etc…

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    Comment #31426330

    Why did I read this as “How to feel enraged at work”? Complacency modification?

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    Comment #30066780

    Really happy to see Dr. Chan do this. We were in the same research group at UCSD and he helped me a ton when I started learning how to write a research paper and deal with optimizi…

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    Comment #28306360

    “exo-brain (tech-)tools” is a form of cognitive offloading [0], right? [0] Risko EF, Gilbert SJ. Cognitive Offloading. Trends Cogn Sci. 2016 Sep;20(9):676-688. doi: 10.1016/j.tics.…

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    Comment #22044661

    I was thinking the same question. I could only find C++ implementation at https://github.com/ttlappalainen/NMEA2000 which I assume you have found as well.

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    Comment #15036488

    quote from article: "As a side note: if Lel ever becomes popular enough that people argue about tabs vs spaces, or if function bodies belong on a newline always, that will absolute…

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    Comment #11368204

    Exactly; when work gets more demanding I unintentionally stop working out and eat fast food and I notice a significant increase in depression. I actually need to take more effort t…

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    Comment #11367857

    All I can say is you're not alone. I've been diagnosed with major depressive disorder, have 4 kids (youngest is 7months) and I'm going through therapy and working on medication. It…

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    Ask HN: Determining compensation when Bootstrapping

    I'd suggest starting by jotting down some pros and cons of teaming up with them. What do they bring to the table? What are the holes in their business plan? Is there a complementar…

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    Comment #6566548

    Thankfully Prof. Waldo from my alma mater set things straight. "Naturally, he listened in. Naturally, he was horrified."

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    Comment #5709248

    The nytimes illustration. The subject keeps straight back in the original article. Doing this exercise wrong can really screw things up.

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    Comment #5705681

    The illustration for the air squat shows the worst possible form. The push-ups diagram looks incorrect too. I'm pretty sure the chest should touch the ground. What's the use of rap…

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    Comment #5408346

    Maybe I'm just emotional today but the "Acknowledgments" section for the accepted journal was touching. I can only imagine what it felt like to complete the work of a good friend.

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    Comment #5363470

    I naively was expecting this to be American Football stats due to my deep Midwestern roots. Plus was sad Firefox was left out to dry.

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    Comment #4365220

    I'd go if I were there.

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    Comment #4338767

    I agree. I think there was deliberate focus on the victim based on everything they accomplished.