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It's a mystery to me how the camera is mounted for the video at 7:55.

https://youtu.be/IRJIJPTUXXE?t=474

A drone ?

The camera follows the train so precisely that it seems it is mounted on the train, but it passes on the other side of some objects so it cannot be mounted on it.

Today on HN : "Coffee Stats – Maximize Caffeine Intake and Get to Bed at Night"

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41620002

Even more hexagonal : Wilson MicroZone U-648 Array Keyboard from Starr Labs : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ffa-XiMMeVo

This video has a lot of excellent examples as well : https://youtu.be/nw2QfPREu-Q

Especially transparency at 0:39 https://youtu.be/nw2QfPREu-Q?t=39 and 9:46 https://youtu.be/nw2QfPREu-Q?t=9m46s

Also the fan animation at 2:15 : https://youtu.be/nw2QfPREu-Q?t=2m15s

Nice work. It may not be a priority right now but I personally really don't like to have to move windows, see them overlap or not align because they have different widths, and have to resize them... I would love to see a good tiling (with optional padding between them maybe) Some kind of vertical masonry layout ?

Also : - Delete the app, use the web version only (Social Networks and many others...)

webapps versions are often less practical on purpose (to make you switch to the app) and that's a good thing : it makes the experience less rewarding and we end up less hooked.

Example : Messenger was removed from the web mobile version of FB. At first it made me angry. In the end, I use FB less :)

Maybe some kind of relay in space (maybe it could follow Voyager 1, slightly faster) which amplifies the signal and retransmits to Earth ?

Also, drawing angles breaks the flow and speed of writing. Back in university, I remember replacing squares checkboxes by circles because it was faster to draw. (And a friend copying me when he noticed it) All those angles seem painful to write by hand.

Munich did it a few times already since 2003. Last one was in 2020 :

https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-not-windows-why-munich-i...

I cannot reach the article : a fullpage popup for a survey is forced upon me (on my phone) with no (visible) option to refuse or close it (They may exist outside of my screen ?). And even when completed I cannot leave the "Thank you" page of the survey. Worst UI ever.

You can activate "Reader Mode" in your browser. You will get gibberish (used for the background animations) until 90% down the page, then you will find the interesting text.

EDIT : If you don't scroll and activate "Reader Mode" immediately upon arrival, you only get the signal, and none of the noise !

If needed, I grab a cover border, and align the duvet border within it, make sure corners are aligned too, and then again : shake it. It comes back to place.

I was never taught this, but I ended up "reinventing" it a few decades ago, certainly because this is the most efficient way ? I have always used this technique since.

GP probably means https://tomu.im/ and pointing to Somu https://tomu.im/somu.html

Do not blacklist. Whitelist instead. By default they should touch nothing at all.

I am no specialist -- and although I understand and agree with the impossibility being referred to -- somehow it seems to me that AI models are "kind of" getting "closer" to this "golden decompression data file". Although AI models are not that huge, from a tiny human input (the "compressed data") they manage to "decompress" to data of mind-blowing quality, highly detailed and in amazing variety, while staying extremely coherent. These results are "inexact", sure (being exact is the aforementioned impossibility), but to the human perception they seem "perfect", which is good enough (for movies and other arts).

But it looks like they also give stars to books. If this site was influential, it would probably encounter the same bombing problems as Goodreads. Storygraph doesn't rely on stars but on moods. This may be the better solution.

Wow I am reading it at 170% zoom, and in the fourth paragraph the word "distribution" which contains the "st" ligature is automatically cut and "hyphenated" between the "s" and the "t" letters. But the ligature remains : half the ligature at the end of one line, and the other half of that ligature at the beginning of the next line ! This looks wrong. CSS has probably missed an edge case here. Or is it the job of some "text renderer" in the browser ?

The youtube video is here : https://youtu.be/WxmJSCNFb28

What would the 2-days weekend become in a 6-days week ?

I would have fallen like you. But because I use dark mode / a dark theme, this is displayed as a white dot on a black background and does not look like dust on my screen. I clearly see it. It is a white light-emitting pixel, not mistaken with a light-blocking speck of dust similar to a black pixel.

I had never imagined dark mode as a security enhancement :)

Readable from France.

get_height_in_cm ?

Thank you, I wanted to see quality examples like this. I'd love to find a list of high-quality polished games made in Godot, like this one.

"Older people - who vote regularly and hate e-scooters - turned out in force. Many younger people, who actually use the things. are more likely to have stayed at home."

This might be an excellent lesson in citizen's duties in a democracy, for young people, actually : a vote they skipped has a direct and visible impact on their life.

I would go this route :

USB C to USB Hub 4 Ports ($13)

https://syntechhome.com/products/usb-c-to-usb-hub-4-ports

Quoted 104,000 Euros

= $AU 175,000

= US$ 113,650

Weird, for me it scrolls perfectly smoothly on Brave/iOS Iphone 8. I wonder where the difference lies ? (I intend to use Astro, so I'd better know beforehand)

Thank you I had forgotten VSCodium existed and last year I reluctantly transitionned from Atom to VSCode. VSCodium is probably better for me !

At the opposite end if the size spectrum, the Citroen Ami is enough for a majority of everyday needs in cities. So much space saved.

https://electrek.co/2021/05/04/citroen-ami-small-electric-ca...