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Comment #41971120
I built and am now maintaining a website [0] and open source repository [1] for the hardest sport climbing and bouldering ascents in the world. Maintenance is mostly updating the u…
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Comment #39755353
> Many things look boring until you actually sit down and do them. But the inverse is true as well. Many things seem a lot more interesting until you actually have to do them.
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Comment #39174754
I am almost sure they were invented so that people can randomly interject a conversation with "Did you know a group of X is called Y".
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Comment #39128155
Thanks, that made me laugh out loud because of pure joy.
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Comment #38554486
Top of my head: * Who are you messaging most (best friends, family). If they like stuff, you might like the same stuff. * When are you messaging people (awake time > profiling) * M…
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Comment #37643628
I also use the sharing feature (aka organizations) and maybe I am too dumb but it seems that you can't see or copy the password anymore once you have shared it (even the one you yo…
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Comment #37046913
Oh, I thought this was related to the Youtube channel Noclip that publishes video game documentaries.
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Comment #36890911
Using t-SNE, the 12th closest point to Data Scientist is Astrologer. Sounds about right to me.
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Comment #35871053
Tried it. Me: "David is 15 years old. He has a lot of experience riding bicycles. The minimum age to be allowed to steer an ice cream van is 37. Is David allowed to drive an ice cr…
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Comment #34399023
What do you mean by "the noise cancelling too"? I thought that was a feature of headphones and not MP3 players`.
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Comment #33728578
Did you miss the first part of the article? > It is our pleasure to announce the open-source release of Stable Diffusion Version 2.[0] > The original Stable Diffusion V1 led by Com…
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Comment #33243797
How is it working for you? I tried the beta version last year and I was not impressed. Is it worth trying again?
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Comment #33243719
Last time I tried remote development with PyCharm was when they released their "Remote development" beta in version 2021.3 [1]. It was a bad experience. Before that they only had s…
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Comment #32992182
"Inside a European city" is quite a broad concept. Some people will indeed have parking next to where they live. Otherwise the next best option is to charge the car at the place th…
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Comment #32013505
Thanks! I had not heard of it before. As a Python pandas user I have to say this look really promising. The speed claims are obviously great but what really stood out to me is the …
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Comment #31930130
I am not sure what you mean by "to identify you physically". The way it works in Norway is that, once you have a bank account (which means you had to identify yourself using passpo…
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Comment #31929420
Sounds like the BankID system they have in Norway and Denmark (maybe also Sweden?).
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Comment #31679652
I have the same one and am now in year 4 of my first book. I started it because I have a hard time remembering what I've done and it's fun to be able to read the entries from the l…
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Comment #31365161
It says "This page was generated from an R markdown file." under Tools at the top.
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Comment #31364780
Exactly! :D
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Comment #31364023
What happened to the Ask HN "tag"? Do people just not use it anymore to highlight it's not a link to another website?
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Comment #31258102
Cheese is not inherently unhealthy and the meatballs are also (deep?) fried. And the brown sauce is made from cream.
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Comment #31257390
The term "healthy" is obviously pretty meaningless, but I would not say that meatballs, mashed potato and brown sauce is healthier than pizza or steak or something.
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Comment #30941182
https://hardestclimbs.com I could not find a good source for the hardest stuff in bouldering and sport climbing, so I made this one. Collecting the data was/is the hardest part, bu…
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Comment #30918458
Funny, had the exact opposite experience. I could pyenv not get to work with my Linux VM and VSCode terminal (zsh).