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Sounds very cool but the 2022 F-150 HEV model was pretty impressive was well [0].

[0]: https://transportation.report/vehicles/2022-ford-f150-pickup...

People make such a big deal about this, but there was a Ford F-150 HEV [0] released in late 2021 (2022 model) that no one seems to talk about. It used the Ford Hybrid PowerBoost V6 engine (3.5L F150 FHEV), and seems to be more than sufficient. Though I haven't driven it myself.

[0]: https://transportation.report/vehicles/2022-ford-f150-pickup...

Yes, but if you use the right pen it helps a lot! Good reference: https://unsharpen.com/what-are-the-best-pens-for-moleskine-n...

Related and interesting: What is a (fountain pen) music nib? https://unsharpen.com/fountain-pen-help-what-is-a-music-nib/

I've found that the Kindle app is surprisingly good at reading comics. Pair it with a tablet and Libby and you are good to go... at least as a casual reader.

Builtwith.com is excellent for domain association. They have some very good common keys like GTM container, GA etc.

What's a good information source for this? Like is this just something built on the domain tools api? Or is more of a front end for dig?

Congrats though, great looking site and it's super snappy.

Totally dystopian. We need more dumb devices like https://non-smart.com

This is great! Does simply owning the record give them the right to play/distribute the track? Or is it because they are out of copyright and in the public domain?

More info here: Advanced Methods to Target and Eliminate Unlawful Robocalls: Petition for Reconsideration and Request for Clarification of USTelecom – The Broadband Association https://ofr.report/pi/2021-28212/

Yes, most government data is awful but it's usually at least workable. That's why sites like sec.report and https://fccid.report exist. https://www.ecfr.gov is actually good though.

Not at all an expert in the space, but Flexport comes to mind.

https://www.flexport.com

This channel goes deeply (well, as deeply as is possible) into ballpoint pens, fountain pens, and other writing instruments:

* refills: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr1UfM8PP0U

* Parker Jotter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h8uIjfWqm4

* multi-pens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAJ9BwHKJU4

I've had it a few times and it's very good, but not better than most good rice. I think people mostly just don't have nice or fresh rice, they fine Carolina gold which is very well branded and think it's the best. It's not hard to find better than average rice online[0].

0: https://helpatmyhome.com/buy-rice-online/

Ah yes, good call, thanks for the keen eyes!

Wonderful gallery! Interesting sharpening technique in image 7 with a blunt writing tip. Typically you'd seen a more angled cone [0] and a sharper end, but I guess this means no color is wasted when doing the initial sharpening?

Anyone note a list of his brands? I think I see some Faber-Castell but can't ID anything else.

[0] https://unsharpen.com/the-parts-of-wooden-pencil/

You can see the touchscreen ("a glimpse of an electronic tomorrow") in this video: https://youtu.be/Lkaazk68iGE?t=311

Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27403352

Ah, thank you. I would have called this the "net asset value" or perhaps the book value, or something like that.

So, in other words, Indie lacked in notable liquidity events so realized IRR was low while the perceived book value was somewhat higher. I'd imagine this happens all the time in VC.

Yes, it was an interesting read but my takeaway was that this was a very conventional failure as an investment vehicle.

Can anyone explain "as converted" IRR to me? I'm fairly familiar with finance concepts, but this was a new one to me, so seeing it being blamed in some way for the fund's closure confused me.

And now the side it actually dead? Anyone find a cached version? Had something similar almost happen and was curious to read!

Agreed, the Preppy is excellent! Some good reference information is here (for people who prefer it to a store link): https://unsharpen.com/pen/platinum-preppy-fountain-pen/

Part of me is always quite envious of people who cleanly close one chapter of their life and move on to the next.

Was the Pinella County Public Water Supply [0]? The article didn't make it clear.

[0] https://mytapwater.org/pws/fl6521405/pinellas-county-utiliti...

My findings largely reflect this, but I have to admit that I stopped after about 10 projects. Now I will no longer do a KS, regardless of the product, or the founder, or the price. I'll just wait, pay full price later if it's worth it, and save myself the frustration and multiple "regrettable delay" notes.

I've often wondered if home water filters, which can filter out lots of things [0] were doing light desalination. A slight amount of salt in water is desirable in specialty water like Vichy, but I'd imagine it would be unhealthy all the time.

0 https://helpatmyhome.com/aquasana-aq-5300-water-filter-revie... filter with the most ANSI/NSF certs that I've seen

Number 1 tip would be to save, number 2 would be to reducing housing expenses as early as possible. Something like https://55pl.us/what-is-manufactured-housing/ can work wonders, regardless of your age.

Quite a flawed article. To think you can shape people's watching behavior towards second-rate content is to be confused about how people actually spend their scarce time. Sure, people can use help finding things they like, but how were these large yet new creators discovered in the first place? Clearly there are mechanisms for rising to the top in each category... but perhaps there is just too much stickiness at the top?

Realistically, the largest creators are the most valuable to the places where content is consumed, so it's in the platforms' interest to keep them big and keep them being watched. These means less burden on content review. If 90% of view time goes to 1% of producers, content review a challenge. If 90% of views go to 10% of producers, now content review is a disaster. This "brand-safe" content is taken extremely seriously right now and it's not the time platforms will do anything except double down on this.

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Wonderful film. One of my favorites and one of the few that I return to time and again. The music is excellent as well, as the piece points out.

Yeah, same thought. Something like the Coway air filter ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxiDrEnjYEo ) regularly sells for under $200, and it is going to be much quieter than this option. It also has been tested fairly extensively from what I've seen, it's EnergyStar approved, etc, and it has a built in sensor. It doesn't look too bad either.

But I understand the point, especially in times when you can't find a purifier.

Also, good video on all this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH5APw_SLUU