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I'm greatful to live in one of the safest towns in the world for cycling.

ThePrimeTime is an entertaining and interesting coder.

> at one point in your life it was processed by your brain

I'm pretty sure my ADD brain fails to do that on a regular basis.

This. I've been very happily working in a small company and we recently got a new CTO. In a couple of days we will find out which 6 of us are being terminated. Corporate fat trimmings and all that.

Kind of speculation at this point, but I wonder if Lavendar was involved in the recent killing of the World Central Kitchen Aid workers.

I incorrectly guessed this was a JS coded game.

Amazing game. I love games that require strategy, but it's hard to find ones I like that are based on language. Does this support a non-english vocabulary?

Writing a basic LMS supporting H5P in Laravel, so learning Laravel as I write the LMS.

Makes me think of the episode of the Simpsons where Marge was modified to be some kind of human feline in the episode The Island of Dr. Hibbert

Oh wow, I remember these, barely. I never used one though.

I played around with Rebol many years ago and enjoyed it. This too looks like fun.

Reminds me a bit of Emanuel Kant's philosophy which is something like

Something to do.

Someone to love.

Something to hope for.

There isn't?

Maybe internet intercourse

The app looks great. Dark mode would be nice though.

Tab to guess correct and incorrect would also be nice so you don't have to take the hands off the keyboard.

I really liked the multiple choice system Memrise used to have. This behaves too much like Anki. I actually don't like Anki because of how it works, and this app is more or less the same(?) However, there are plenty of people who love anki, so I think you will do well.

I would be more interested in the app if there was multiple choice.

I'm looking for a tool that will take a foreign language and automatically generate subtitles in my language. Anyone know of such a tool?

Good to see Perl is still alive and kicking.

How similar are the goals of LiveView and HTMX?

Thanks, this is also really useful as I will be able to test the conversion accuracy with my ears before attempting to play it.

That's a beautiful website

Tibet

I remember when this was announced on hacker news and I snagged an great sub domain name. https://420.neocities.org/

The only thing I liked about React was JSX. This is a great idea.

Space cakes are where I'm from.

Oh, I didn't realise it was that bad. The last car I owned was in 2001 and was from the early 90s. I'm like, I can wind down the window myself, thank you.

BTW, it was this https://s1.cdn.autoevolution.com/images/gallery/NISSANMicra3...

I used to pretend it was like a shitty Delorian.

Wait, noise cancelling works by wireless beaming its signal? What like into your head!?

This is what is keeping me away from EVs currently. Hopefully this will be addressed in the future and battery prices come down in price and can be changed by the owner.

Hyundai damage control has entered the chat.

> She added that a repair or replacement quote that large is rare, but each case is unique.

We got caught over-charging.

> In this case, McCarty said the Hyundai Canada team should have had the opportunity to assess the situation prior to the suggested replacement cost being shared with ICBC.

If we had known that this would be so damaging to our reputation, we wouldn't have over-quoted the insurance company.

> In the past week, we have communicated to our entire dealer network that all battery replacement situations need to be reviewed by Hyundai Auto Canada.

Don't panic and avoid us because of the above. We will change our ways, honest.

This kind of reminds me of Mithril, although I don't really have much experience of that either.

I like how the title of the article is "Nobody Knows What’s Happening Online Anymore" which is behind a paywall.