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speedgoose

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    Comment #49223321

    Yes you can do that. It’s a standard feature on my Garmin watch. I can access it in a few button presses, sometimes two if it’s the last action I used.

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    Comment #49220915

    Many runners do enjoy running. Like every sport, it’s not for everyone. If you don’t enjoy running you don’t have to do it. I personally find the easy runs relaxing for the brain, …

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    Comment #49220821

    In the running context, a 10K means 10 kilometres.

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    Comment #49219343

    Alpha dev?

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    Comment #49207749

    I now use nom to write my parsers. Once you understand it, it’s simple and parsing complex data becomes a _fun_ puzzle. I recommend it. https://github.com/rust-bakery/nom

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    Comment #49185039

    I think you provide good and accurate information. However, what you described sounds like a workaround to me.

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    Comment #49185006

    I know we aren’t supposed to do meta comments but while this information is interesting, the link needs to be labelled as AI slop. HN needs this new LinkedIn feature.

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    Comment #49182227

    REST has issues tough. How do you send a big read only query? A POST? A GET hoping nothings logs it or swallows half of it? How do you deal with delayed answers? Things that most H…

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    Comment #49179569

    Isn’t that the case? Aren’t REST people still debating about what makes a true beautiful REST API?

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    Comment #49160574

    If it works, it’s going to be the best feature introduced by a social network in a long time. Incredible that it comes from LinkedIn.

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    Comment #49155514

    And you don’t pay for the electricity.

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    Comment #49153796

    But not too late, otherwise you don’t sleep well.

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    Comment #49126226

    It depends on the bags. I know people who work in handbags production, in France.

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    Comment #49123904

    Sorry we a focusing on leather handbags there.

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    Comment #49115040

    Yes I agree. A no script tag is a nice to have.

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    Comment #49107955

    The 500 people browsing internet without JavaScript enabled by default would have to enable it. Difficult times.

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    Comment #49094007

    I’m general, people like communicating with humans more than robots. Actually, if they don’t know whether they are talking to a human or a robot through text messages, and don’t ev…

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    Comment #49093692

    I felt while running next to the sea and my iPhone bounced on the ground and ended up somewhere in a levee under water. We could call it until the battery ran out of power. So I gu…

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    Comment #49070354

    I’m old enough. The bad sound quality is the point. It’s like emulating old video games. On a perfect display it doesn’t look very pleasing but if you add CRT and NTSC analog artef…

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    Comment #49068242

    Nostalgia for sure, but it also makes the sound less perfect in a way that can be interesting musically. It adds harmonics, slightly detune everything, compresses, adds noise. It's…

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    Comment #49066735

    In my opinion, nothing is quite the same as real analog cassette sounds. It's nice to play around and prototype, but if you really want a good cassette sound effect, you have to us…

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    Comment #49065700

    It depends. PHP can be a better choice than Rust in some cases. But in general, in my opinion, no.

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    Comment #49040473

    Don't read this horror story before bed time if you care about information security. Perhaps running the script outside a heavily sandboxed system should trigger an automatic rejec…

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    Comment #49038494

    Sir, 2010 was 16 years ago.

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    Comment #49038272

    I guess it comes from the `tagsExhaustive` keyword. But I tried to search what it does in the documentation, and it doesn't return any hit. I then searched in the git repository an…