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valzevul

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About valzevul

I build small but opinionated apps, and occasionally help others do the same.

https://drobinin.com/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #48747982

    Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes (worldwide) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: iOS, Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, Swift Concurrency, TCA, Core ML/Vision, HealthKit, watchOS, B…

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    Comment #48625885

    There are lots of people in the comments somehow offended by the author's genuine excitement over the method that worked well enough for them that they wanted to share it. As someo…

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    Comment #48357726

    Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes (worldwide) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: iOS, Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, Swift Concurrency, TCA, Core ML/Vision, HealthKit, watchOS, B…

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    Comment #48309819

    I wish I had kept my IRC logs but I am quite happy the ICQ logs are gone.

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    Comment #48309788

    Hi, OP here. No idea how I did it ten years ago, but looking at the Dunbar layer contraction, my active network (e.g acquaintances) peaks at 275 in 2016 and gradually declines to a…

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    Comment #48309669

    Hi, OP here! TF-IDF was the first thing I tried - it works great for stopwords but it doesn't handle cross-language bleed of filler words well, and the short life-event messages ("…

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    Comment #48309520

    In the same app, if you go down Settings -> Advanced -> scroll to the bottom -> Export Telegram data, there is an option to export all chats at once, including some very handy cont…

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    Comment #48305003

    Do you keep separate notes for things like recommendations or addresses? I often dig through my chats to find them.

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    Comment #48000664

    Generally it means that yes, the price will stay as-is. When the developer increases the price (versus introducing a different payment tier), they have two options: either keep all…

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    Comment #47975577

    Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes (worldwide) Willing to relocate: Yes (within Canada) Technologies: iOS, Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, Swift Concurrency, TCA, Core ML/Vision, Metal…

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    Comment #47894813

    There are a few outdoor ranges around Edinburgh but they focus on clay shooting and shotguns. I think there are one or two rifle ranges in town but they only accept students. The o…

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    Comment #47894077

    It's not about submillimetre precision (OP here), it's about knowing if you can shoot well. The most common deer stalking certification in the UK (DSC1) involves three shooting tes…

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    Comment #47893994

    No, that's fair (OP here) - I went to the range to learn how to hold the rifle in the first place, but indoor shooting with .22 from 25 yards in a stiff shooting jacket is as far f…

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    Comment #47891561

    Aye, I think most people use something like .243 for stalking, but the closest range was indoors, so I didn’t have much choice. My goal was to get a deer stalking certificate (e.g …

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    Comment #47891041

    With all due respect, driving past Dundee every time I fancy a wee pasty is a bit too much (and they don't do doughnuts).

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    Comment #47884323

    I think it depends on the discipline, NSRA .22 in the post uses the outermost edge, but ISSF (Olympic rifle/pistol, for example) uses the innermost edge.

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    Comment #47884237

    Wow, I had no idea. The ones we had at the range were 0.22LR and the boxes are marked 5.7 mm which is also not precisely 0.22".

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    Comment #47882689

    Counting rings is easy indeed, but scoring borderline shots without a scoring gauge is not, because the visible bullet hole is often smaller than the bullet itself.

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    Comment #47828917

    On that note, the easiest way to get your hands on some protease is to buy digestive enzymes sold as food supplements (most often they're made out of dried pork pancreas). You also…

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    Comment #47601867

    Location: Vancouver, Canada Remote: Yes (worldwide) Willing to relocate: Yes (within Canada) Technologies: iOS, Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, Swift Concurrency, TCA, Core ML/Vision, Metal…