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SDB-300W and its descendants are still unmatched as a runner's wristwatch. Just give me a watch with buttons like that that reliably trigger instantly with a satisfying beep.

Is there anything like that around, suitable for timing to the 0.1s level?

This seems to be the source article (Reuters, March 24): https://www.reuters.com/business/french-central-bank-books-1...

First sell the gold, then buy same amount at a slightly lower price a bit later (on average)

SDB-300W family is still the best running watch I've ever had. I still have 1.5 copies of the WS-110H around on their last legs.

The key features that I've missed from any watch since is 1. good buttons and 2. "immediate" reaction time.

> But admitting in public that you are giving preferential treatment to anyone other than white men is an instant rage-boner for the Trump administration.

And for half the hn readership, it appears

Elaborate? I'm not

Add musicbrainz to the list. It was weirdly comforting to rediscover it 15 years later with nothing really having changed (for better and worse)

The interface makes it almost impossible to solve a puzzle in logical steps.

You might find some inspiration here: https://puzz.link/p?cave/10/10/i44t4g3r3g3j2h2h3zp3q5g32k4 http://pzv.jp/p.html?bag/10/10/i44t4g3r3g3j2h2h3zp3q5g32k4 (from http://blog.livedoor.jp/bachelor_seal-puzzle/archives/901448...)

With the huge differences in per-country tariff, there seems to be a large incentive to reroute and relabel imports. E.g., build a bike frame in China, export it to a sister company in Japan, and export it to the US from there, claiming production in Japan. How effective are existing controls against that? (And what are they even, I'm ignorant.)

that's why they mirror one of the images in "find the differences" in puzzle competitions, e.g. USPC https://wpc.puzzles.com/uspc2024/

I'd prefer to count deaths per hour of travel time.

xbomb? https://www.gedanken.org.uk/software/xbomb/

Thanks, that one seems likely.

Hmm, though this seems to affect the case-hack thingy only, which seems like a macos-specific feature...

This is fixed in 2.24.6: https://github.com/NixOS/nix/releases/tag/2.24.6

See also https://discourse.nixos.org/t/vulnerability-in-nix-2-24/5190... for updates.

Can someone link to the actual fix? It's a bit hard to navigate the git history for me...

Who's to say this "my bad, we'll do better next time" isn't part of the playbook?

What I'd like to know is how the YouTube ad income compares to medical expenses.

Last time I tried it was unusably slow

I mean it's basically just Rambo 3 in space innit?

I want to say bitbucket started out as this, at least my first repos there were hg.

Clearly I can't carry a bow as easily as a gun when weaving through traffic on my fixed gear.

What's the view on the immediate impact on elevated CO2 levels on humans? I know high indoor CO2-levels correlate with poor mental performance, but as far as I know that might just be because it also correlates with reduced O2 levels. But it seems reasonable that a 25% increase of CO2 in ambient air would do something to our health.

I would guess it's rather mathematical. Each coinflip has some number of half-flips. Now analyze the distribution of that number. If this distribution were to start at its maximum with 0 half-flips and decay as it increases, summing over the even values (same side up) clearly gives more than summing over the odd values. Now the distribution isn't going to be like that, but I expect that it's generally "front-loaded" in a way that causes a similar effect.

Same here, I get 403s from tile.tracestrack.com

Edit: I think it's due to referrer filtering. I can load the tiles fine if I pass 'Referer: https://www.openstreetmap.org', but Firefox sends 'Referer: tile.tracestrack.com'. Presumably that's a measure to preserve privacy, possibly due to some extension (though I've disabled various adblock, tracking protection things...)

Map of the area https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/52.4039/13.7938

It's the link from Erkner to the factory.

For context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Tcherepnin#Style_and...

The reception on the nixos discourse is worth a look: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/introducing-flakehub/32044

Also, how many of those tiny plastic wrappers accidentally fell from someone's backpack side pocket or similar? You have to do a bit of "leave it nicer than I found it in terms of things I'm aware of" just to break even.