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fowkswe
27d ago
https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2090245922685063634 Haven't tried, because I have just been using 4.6 since 5 was released.
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fowkswe
2mo ago
I grew up in Joplin, MO which is part of this mining area. The remnants of that industry have left this region highly polluted. Much of the soil in these towns is contaminated and some places like Picher, OK have been declared superfund s
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fowkswe
7mo ago
The track is Jib Kidder Windowdipper https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwAYU4rlwmA
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fowkswe
8mo ago
> We have entirely focused our cities (especially Denver and RTD (Regional Transportation District)) around people commuting in for work. This isn’t Denver-specific at all. It’s how every US city was built. For ~100 years we planned citi
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fowkswe
1y ago
All those guys. Also, the daily visits to lnkedup.com k10k.net, designiskinky.com, newstoday.com were so influential and informative to me (wow, just did an archive.org lookup of some of those and got a nostalgic chill - https://
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fowkswe
2y ago
+1 for linear.app. It's somewhat similar in feel to PT. It's very responsive and has vim style key bindings. We switched a year ago and haven't looked back.
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fowkswe
2y ago
This is a great point and I think the crux of it is - is ML going to be like the last crypto 'boom'? I don't think it is. Investment is being made at an institutional level in a way that was not happening for crypto. We are d
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fowkswe
3y ago
Linkedup, Design is Kinky, News Today. I miss those days of the web.
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3y ago
Not quite: https://www.calculateme.com/area/acres/to-square-miles/50000
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fowkswe
3y ago
They are going for some serious coin on ebay!
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fowkswe
3y ago
They used to deliver your groceries in these ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webvan#/media/File:Webvan_tubs... ) tubs, leaving the tub with you. You were free to keep them if you wanted. I had several for yea
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fowkswe
3y ago
Does this need a citation? The car is the thing that brings the pollution. You live in the burbs, you drive the car, you pollute. You live in the city, you walk/bike/transit, you pollute less.
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3y ago
There is a lot in this piece taken from Boom, but this article paints GoGo in a much worse light. It more or less says he's unscrupulous when it comes to the source of money (Russian Oligarch's) being used to buy art. It also ma
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fowkswe
3y ago
Thanks for this - what a great find this evening!
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4y ago
I've owned and sold several homes that I've renovated and they always fetch a premium. Recently I sold an apartment in a complex with 1200 units - so comps are widely available. The sale happened in a matter of hours with 6 way-o
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fowkswe
4y ago
Here in the US, luxury appliances are what sell houses. Usually the investment pays handsomly when you go to sell.
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4y ago
I'll admit it has been 3 years since we considered moving there (we tried living for a month to get the feel of it), but I wonder how well suburban style development is going to scale for utilitarian cycling to occur. The population i
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4y ago
Bentonville's core is vastly different from the surrounding suburb/exurb/metro area which is mostly 0.5+ acre lots built in confined subdivisions connected via 4-8 lane arterial stroads - typical American car style suburban p
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fowkswe
4y ago
The market was rigged by oil and auto before cars were climate controlled.
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4y ago
> * To overtake a slower vehicle, the Megane and i4 are better : simply push the left blinker, then the car switch lanes and accelerates BEFORE having entirely switched lane, like a human driver would do. Teslas do this in FSD mode.
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4y ago
The market is rigged by an industry(ies) (auto, oil) to develop society in its favor. Without a major 'refactor', the US doesn't have a chance at efficient urban design that would support individual use transport.
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fowkswe
4y ago
Michael Pollan said it best: “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.”
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4y ago
> And now what? If you haven't already, I highly suggest making a child if you can. It seems to snap all of this into focus - it did for me anyway. I mean I still have a ton of existential dread and still often wonder what the poin
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4y ago
UserEvidence | Full stack Rails | Fulltime | Kansas City, Nashville, Jackson, WY and/or Remote https://www.userevidence.com/ is B2B SaaS in the martech / sales enablement space. Hi, I'm the CTO at UserEvidenc
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fowkswe
4y ago
$20 is the new five
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5y ago
Can someone please focus the same amount of energy that was put into making this visualization into figuring out how to abolish plastic in general?
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5y ago
Garden centers and dedicated plant stores in the US are just as guilty of bad behavior. The fame Instagram has given to succulents has bred a huge demand for cacti which is leading proprietors of these operations to raid the desert for all
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fowkswe
5y ago
Do you mind sharing your age? Curious if youth played a part here - I'm in my 40s and wondering if I'll have as much success?
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fowkswe
5y ago
I agree on the GSuite experience, but you can use Zoom in the browser FWIW. You have to not click 'open zoom app' to get the option to do so.
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fowkswe
5y ago
The New Yorker's climate coverage is fantastic and terrifying. Look for articles by Elizabeth Kolbert, particularly the one's she did back in '05 - The Climate of Man I, II and III
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