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qrohlf

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    Comment #42205699

    Not sure if you're looking for paved or unpaved backroads, but if it's the latter I recently shipped a feature at my day job ( https://ridewithgps.com ) that highlights all unpaved…

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    Comment #40879170

    Prior art here would be relive.cc which pretty much built their whole business on this concept applied to the cycling market

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    Comment #40875660

    There’s some regulation here to contend with that mandates these EV sounds have to include a 1khz-4khz tone which is probably what you’re noticing since it’s on the higher end of t…

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    Comment #40743126

    Definitely reminded me of the classic Mickens usenix login;logout columns! Just overall a very engaging communication style for adding some entertainment value to what might otherw…

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    Comment #40432025

    While it's not particularly surprising that the location of a piece of radio hardware that broadcasts a static identifier is trackable, it is pretty interesting how the location aw…

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    Comment #38816881

    > renew it and cancel it immediately This is the way I use most subscription products. There are a lot of pieces of software that I think do actually make sense to charge a subscri…

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    Comment #38797876

    I’m also curious to see some examples – I used to work at a well known software company in the outdoor recreation / fitness space that made a really big deal about social justice b…

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    Comment #38602716

    I’m curious what their best-case outcome is here. It’s fully transparent at this point that Apple has no appetite for a third party iMessage client on any platform and will take wh…

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    Comment #38593684

    Early versions of Trianglify supported noise addition using feTurbulence but I ultimately removed it because of some of the rendering inconsistencies mentioned in this thread, alon…

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    Comment #38438192

    https://mela.recipes/ does this with its built-in browser/parser thing (and it has a bunch more incredibly useful stuff). Highly recommended, it's from Silvio Rizzi of "Reeder" fam…

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    Comment #38437686

    I know some folks who are doing this in the food blogging space, see https://tastytango.blog/ It's hard to pin down exactly what I find so unsettling about the practice – it's almo…

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    Comment #38266573

    For anyone else who follows along in this domain, there's an interesting competitor in the space I stumbled across recently: https://felt.com/ Pretty nice looking product and robus…

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    Comment #38194292

    You want "Unauthorized Bread" [1]? Because this is how you get "Unauthorized Bread". [1] https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/01/unauthorized-bread-a-...

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    Comment #38116215

    > We were adding in new features like huddles, canvases, lists, and others into a UI system that was originally designed solely for messaging capabilities. Meanwhile, research show…

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    Comment #37044476

    This exact SSD failed on me in a similar way. They also recently had a firmware issue that borked a bunch of drives, and they only released a fix tool for Windows users (I guess ma…

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    Comment #36772683

    Before you attempt to do anything, first try to assess whether your organization and/or management has a strong “don’t rock the boat” culture. In my experience, an isolated contrib…

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    Comment #35817131

    Have a peek at https://doingmiles.com/hike-sf/ for some longer itineraries like this. Lots of options if you're willing to do a little stealth camping (please be ethical/considerat…

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    Comment #35811521

    I solved the response-time problem in a different way, but that would be one option you could use to cut down how much a notification pipeline contributes to your time-to-claim-per…

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    Comment #35811004

    You can browse the site and look at the network traffic in your browser's devtools. There are some radically different response structures for the various different land management…

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    Comment #35810878

    The complexity comes in the fact that there are different data formats and rules in play for almost every single management agency's permit/reservation system on Rec.gov - the JSON…

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    Comment #35810817

    This is something where every single person who appreciates public lands should be mad as hell, and letting their elected officials know. For a more in-depth analysis of the dubiou…

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    Comment #35689391

    Yeah, exactly. THAI_SPICY_HOT was just one of many signals that I got that the MonkeyC project could have very much started out as an intern project or similar. The list of languag…

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    Comment #35680960

    My sense, as someone who has written more than one CiQ app is that Garmin got caught completely by surprise with the popularity of 3rd party apps on wearable platforms and MonkeyC …

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    Comment #35341463

    The funny (unfortunate) thing is that this used to be the opposite - years ago, Chase's in-house travel service was as close as you'd get to a white glove phone support experience …