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I think in these extraordinary times, it’s nice to see the government proactively trying to do more to counteract the worst pandemic the country has ever seen. As much as we might all cry foul over the curtailing of freedom, there is a lot to be said in this current environment about contact tracers immediately knowing who a known covid carrier has come in contact with, which in turn means a speedier response from the medical teams.

That being said though, the app is absolute garbage on iPhone. Obviously not really their fault, but needing to have the app actively on for it to work is absolutely going to lead to people not bothering to turning it on.

Even without the images, just the descriptions alone were enough to trigger feelings of revulsion.

Here's the beach glamping series: https://baby-g.jp/products/glamping/

The tooling around upgrading has definitely gotten a lot better, though if you’re carrying around a relatively older codebase there’s a potentially thorny deprecation coming up in the future

Every time I see deep sea creatures being filmed with bright white light I always wonder if that leaves them permanently blind.

The article was kinda meh but the blog it's on is actually really interesting if you're into medieval books. Lost quite a bit of time today just browsing.

This has nothing to do with the topic at all but I really enjoyed your comment. I learned something today. Thanks!

It's a little amusing how the controller is a super nes controller

Gamma ray bursts can happen at anytime![0]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLykC1VN7NY

Sci-hub link to the actual paper[0]

[0] http://sci-hub.tw/10.1037/apl0000221

I tell my team I practice 'pee-modoro'

Trying to finish your linked page was very uncomfortable. Interesting read tho.

If you’re looking for something more Django flavored for your spa, there’s always Ember[0]

[0] https://emberjs.com/

If this awakened feelings inside of you of driving people from station to station, may I suggest Densha de Go[0]

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Densha_de_Go!

There's already a lot of these types of trains all over the world[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_automated_urban_metro_...

Ah, my bad, I must have completely missed it. As a personal data point, I usually like to see how much a service can potentially cost me before signing up. Have you given some thought about maybe floating the price somewhere on the front page?

Would be nice to see some kind of pricing page on klart before signing up.

In line for the preorder would be my guess

Yeah, I'd second this advice. Hiring a professional trainer also does wonders for forcing you into the habit of going to the gym because they're not cheap. Personally, I did kinda balk at how much they charged, but if you think about it as an investment into future you then it doesn't really sound so bad. Plus you only really need enough sessions to get a feel of the kind of routine you'll want to be doing, which to me was about 10 sessions.

I also pretty much just follow the PHUL workout[0] these days because I'm way too lazy to switch up my routine. Been at it for a good year now and I've definitely noticed an improvement.

Oh yeah, also, the thing I noticed about consistently going to the gym is that after two to three weeks, _not_ going to the gym becomes the more undesirable option. Like you just feel terrible if you ever miss a gym day.

[0]https://www.muscleandstrength.com/workouts/phul-workout

hahaha just wanted to make sure. Sounds like I know what I'm checking out this weekend. Thanks!

If this is the Sim Lim Square in Singapore, do share the name. I'm always interested in checking out new food spots.

As per TFA, they did say that the only data they had on hand were from the trains that broke down, so it would have been impossible to even detect the "rogue train" from a simple analysis of the data they had. Though it also said SMRT was slowly extracting the train logs from the incidents so I'm sure they would have gone with that if their preliminary analysis yielded nothing.

Seems a little harsh to label it as absolutely useless. How is it any different from learning to play the piano to play your favorite piano pieces? Or am I misunderstanding what you mean by produce?

A copy of the whole manual on gutenberg.org[0]

[0]http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/26184/pg26184-images.htm...

To save people like me a trip to google, MOOC stands for Massive Open Online Course. Today I learned!

A cursory google search gives the number 170dB as potentially fatal. [0]

[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/NoStupidQuestions/comments/30xga2/i...

You could direct your student to Youtube's own help page about content ID[0]

[0]https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6013276?hl=ja

Presumably the title would then become "The man in charge of the FBI’s most controversial high-tech tools"

From what I understood from the article, they closed the exhibit because they didn't want the visitors to see the (potentially unsettling/traumatizing) injuries on the baboons. Which actually sounds reasonable to me.

With the advent of so many new TLDs, I'm of the opinion that this isn't even that big of a problem anymore. Your 1st pick is being squatted? Just pick another TLD.