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ryansouza
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Comment #43176657
Drip coffee doesn’t use mainly condensed steam but uses the steam pressure to push the rest of the hot water through the pipes
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Comment #42500043
My LG has something like that, OLED motion pro. I believe it displays blank frames given the panel runs at higher than 24fps. Medium is noticeably darker but oleds have plenty of b…
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Comment #42458753
I think they mean when using the in-browser editor for lambdas in the AWS console. This will let them get actual vim usability instead of an included vim-mode thats not up to snuff…
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Comment #41998086
Even without sarcasm the wording here reads as a presumption that this person will do work (blog post) for your benefit. Their post not indicating any plans to do that is why it re…
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Comment #41711113
Part of the reason I settled on beancount over h/ledger was the ease of writing python plugins to handle mutations and rules, and reuse the official parse/output as a library. Plai…
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Comment #40260736
Currently reading Ministry for the Future, so far it’s just pretty depressing
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Comment #39843529
Hi Ian! Portland has also been working on the “next steps” pointed out in this article. Street bioswales provide absorption and holding capacity. Downspout disconnection programs a…
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Comment #38480681
I still use Moom with keyboard shortcuts
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Comment #38180681
I do wish discussions like the linked blog were more clear on specific use cases features would enable. Async summation shows off the syntax sure, but I don’t know any real world p…
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Comment #36303559
I like trying different beers and having novel experiences. Trying a local beer isn’t always amazing, but sometimes it’s unique and great, worth the risk to me.
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Comment #34662580
I wrote a bridge to get readings in to Homekit and prometheus as well. Useful to track multiple sensors and process historic data easier than the app https://github.com/ryansouza/a…
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Comment #30398224
My understanding is that wines rated 92/93 really aren’t that good, that scoring is heavily weighted
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Comment #27531460
The unit under testing could be the API interaction. If I wrap an external API in a client library I would test it’s behavior before then mocking that out when testing other code t…
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Comment #25046491
Did you also take a salary during these years?
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Comment #23183168
I guarantee the tradeoffs matter to them
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Comment #21301538
Get your Vitamin D levels checked? Higher dosage?
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Comment #16382143
Here you go: http://tobyrush.com/theorypages/index.html
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Comment #11340612
Neat! Annoyingly it seems every time you scroll pass one of the maps a browser history entry is pushed
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Comment #9005935
Encryption is a useful tool (and a fun research area), but like all tools, it's only useful if properly employed. If used in inappropriate situations, it won't provide protection a…
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Comment #8978695
Awesome
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Comment #8832525
"When discussing jobs, by “job error” we mean the failure of a particular run of a job, whereas by “job failure” we mean a job that jobber has decided not to schedule anymore due t…