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Comment #32867308
the way our cities / communities are designed. Most Europeans will walk 10,000 steps in their average day; most Americans will struggle to get half that. It makes a huge difference…
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Comment #31668099
everytime you wad up a piece of paper and Kobe Bryant it into the rubbish bin, you're doing differential calculus in your head. The starting velocity and trajectory of the paper wa…
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Comment #31518735
My hot take on the issue: Don't regulate the guns per-se; regulate the bullets. An adult (only adults should be shopping for ammunition?) must take end-to-end responsibility and ow…
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Comment #31433167
Gogs / gitea fan here. Used both, can recommend either. One-liner docker command to set up & a simple docker-compose.yml to declare everything in one place.
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Comment #31104435
It seems to be rate limited - shame. I’ll bookmark for later!
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Comment #30911561
Madrid/Spain would be my dream destination. I may go there as well. No family to speak for (of my own).
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Comment #30909990
I haven't taken any time off since I began working. I have taken several vacations over the last 5 years, between 3-10 days in length (some variance in types, destinations, etc.). …
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Comment #30909947
This is my base-case, what I'd expect to happen. Thanks for chiming in.
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Comment #30909790
Thanks for the responses so far - not feeling so isolated like I'm the only one who has experienced this feeling.
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Comment #30909737
> maybe somewhere picturesque in Europe. This is the daydream that keeps me going now. I think you have some salient points; I would stay busy in the sense of making things (softwa…
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Comment #30909263
I can only imagine that taking longer can represent a greater challenge to re-entering the market. I assume some linear relationship between length of time and difficulty coming ba…
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Ask HN: Taking Time Off?
Hi all, i wanted to ask the hive mind about subject of taking some extended time off. I’m relatively early in my career, but have been fortunate financially since i started. I have…
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Comment #30715405
My company just got acquired, all our branding will eventually go away. Can't get too doxxy; HQ is in San Jose. I have a few items I'm getting rid of, I was thinking of you (or ano…
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Comment #30629281
This is very interesting from a society/technology perspective. I support your efforts! I do have one or two fundamental questions about this industry/space, not necessarily relate…
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Comment #30198211
He has a great series of VHS tapes (wow getting old) uploaded to Youtube, just search his name. Highly worth a watch
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Comment #30198135
as a heads-up, most electrical mains in the USA are 240v; they are wired two circuits in series for most residential applications. But you'll find a 240v plug in most homes; it's t…
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Comment #30169561
anybody got a link to the spreadsheet? I'm not necessarily interested in the abc commentary; I just want to see what the original author thought important to track.
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Comment #30120133
American cities certainly are.
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Comment #30119788
Doing god's work DanG, thank you. Re-reading some of the guidelines myself; it's good to stay familiar to keep HN the way it is.
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Comment #29912809
> Fortunately, the other sentences in footnote 78 contain no words that start with v, so we should be able to take them at face volume. Savage. I saw lots of charts & graphs & flas…
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Comment #29908662
One obvious difference is that plants evolved with animals (or influenced the evolution of animals) via an express food-providing mechanism. To eat the leaves or the fruit of a pla…
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Comment #29895768
I'm not an economist, but I think that the net zero inflation figure came from: - gold/silver standards of the time (disinflationary) - currency in bullion or coinage of a relative…
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Comment #29810613
I went back & looked at my most recent "long ride" this fall to see for sure - and you're right. my avg wattage for this ride is 108 ; 80 watts is what I usually do when riding wit…
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Comment #29801229
I am an athlete, but not an extremely fit one. I do cycling, 5-10 hours a week. On a good weather day, I can leave the house on the bicycle, ride for 2-3 hours at a casual/slightly…
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Comment #29750190
I’ve been using Fedora server to good success. My home servers only last about a year or two before i need to tinker & change things. I don’t need 5 yrs of lts support in the OS - …