ElijahLynn

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Ask HN: Anyone made a HN aggregator that let's me hide all the pessimism?
2 points by ElijahLynn 6d ago|1 comments
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by ElijahLynn 6d ago
Nice, it's just temporary to make sure that existing Astra users are taken care of. > we are working on adding more capacity as fast as we can. Sounds to me like a company that cares about a great user experience!
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by ElijahLynn 6d ago
Clear Hefty Slider bags are perfect for this! I have my cable boxes (Hefty Hi-Rise) filled with these bags, USB -A to USB-C, USB -C to USB-C (then sub-bagged with 65w, 100w, 240w) and so on. Point is, use clear bags so you can see inside, a
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by ElijahLynn 7d ago
Apple's marketing department is amazing, however, they just don't line up with the engineering department. I quit Apple long ago because they overhyped so many things, it feels misleading intentionally sometimes. Very good markete
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by ElijahLynn 7d ago
Public transit doesn't really go that far, when you talk about the last mile it's pretty limited. But I do like what you're going with that and maybe we could have public autonomous car infrastructure that we all share. And j
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by ElijahLynn 7d ago
Ahh, this makes more sense then with the animation on Apple's marketing landing page. There that shows all the parts for the hinge that shows that the materials slide over each other and that must be what maintains the loose bend under
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by ElijahLynn 7d ago
I've been out of the loop on foldable phones, and this is question is not related to specifically the iPhone Duo. How does it work that it doesn't show a crease in the middle? What's the breakthrough technology there? Or is t
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by ElijahLynn 10d ago
Finder is one of the reasons I quit Mac. Main reason was that I had a knack for crashing it. And really not a fan of their marketing department not being completely in sync with their engineering department. Great marketing! But spent like
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by ElijahLynn 11d ago
0. Money (home, food, security)
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by ElijahLynn 12d ago
The Fairphone 6+ looks really interesting but I'm not seeing it having the ability to wirelessly charge. I exclusively charge my Pixel 10 XL Pro (25w+) phone on a wireless charger now in the car and at my house and really like it, I do
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by ElijahLynn 12d ago
Sounds like a mis-alignment in purpose, and meaning. Also, potentially chronic sleep deprivation. (Sleep apnea, disrupted circadian rhythm, possible artificial light, news/social scrolling) Humans need alignment there, then we thrive.
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by ElijahLynn 13d ago
Anybody else immediately think of "Lost" when they read this headline?
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by ElijahLynn 13d ago
I used to have lots of neck pain and back pain. Tried all sorts of things from standing desks to Aeron ergonomic chairs. Now I strictly use a laptop, no more multi-monitor setup, no ergonomic keyboard, no standing desk, I have poor posture,
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by ElijahLynn 13d ago
Start with getting excessive amounts of sleep, if you haven't already. I've found that burnout for me is caused by sleep deprivation. And when I get enough sleep, I feel really good and the burnout lifts greatly, even for things I
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by ElijahLynn 13d ago
"I told [the authorities] that kids need to be able to take reasonable risks," he says, "in order to grow up non-anxious Who would have thought that the actual anxious inducing situation came from trusted authorities, althoug
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by ElijahLynn 15d ago
Since there is a blue sky version and an origin/red sky version, at first I was thinking "wow, I didn't know blue skies were possible on Mars..." then I saw the red sky version to the right (arrow) of the blue sky versio
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by ElijahLynn 15d ago
Just click the right arrow to see the original/red atmosphere version.
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by ElijahLynn 15d ago
Thought this was a great watch, as a first time founder myself!
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by ElijahLynn 15d ago
The 10m interview (video) embedded on the article was a great watch (no toothbrush mentioned). https://www.wsj.com/video/series/in-depth-features/how-dyson... I found it educational on product development (as
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by ElijahLynn 16d ago
Okay, I'll get right on that and have it changed back tomorrow. Thanks for the encouragement, that is all I needed. /s
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by ElijahLynn 16d ago
That is fantastic! Dude should be on The Onion team!
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by ElijahLynn 16d ago
This is a beautiful example of hacking, making something useful!
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by ElijahLynn 16d ago
As an American, I offer my apology to Canada for this action. It will be over in 2 more years, and we will rename it back.
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by ElijahLynn 16d ago
:sigh: As an American, I offer my apology to Canada and the world for this action.
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by ElijahLynn 16d ago
Good news I suppose is that since renaming things is being made common by this person then we should have very little resistance in renaming the things that were named after "them" and/or by them when they are gone.
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by ElijahLynn 16d ago
Good on you MapQuest!!! Yesterday, I learned that the threat to rename the Gulf of Mexico I heard about long ago, actually happened. A friend told me that it happened, and I looked it up on Google Maps and sure enough, it was renamed. I was
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by ElijahLynn 19d ago
Thanks, just looked it up and here is a link for those who want to read it: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
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by ElijahLynn 19d ago
I hypothesize that most of the stimulant use is actually due to poor sleep hygiene and jacked circadian rhythms, because of electricity and lighting on-demand. And trauma, of course.
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by ElijahLynn 19d ago
Same category and policy as paywalled news sites.
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by ElijahLynn 19d ago
Is it possible to just figure out the ratio of rocks and put them into a grinding machine to make custom sand?

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