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Yesterday's discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21378197

Discord (https://discordapp.com/)

GoRails (https://gorails.com/) is probably the most similar to Railscasts but which covers more up to date features.

Retail Archaelogy is another great YouTube channel on the same subject: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR2LNeZSqINp0WTd_eWCIGg

Yes. I found it extremely challenging while managing to remain fun and educational.

Well in the case of Maya beach in Thailand, where they have already restricted access, it was having a big environmental impact:

"Today, the almost 5,000 daily visitors to Maya Bay have contributed to the area’s eroding natural beauty, threatening local marine wildlife and sustainability of the ecosystem. Issues like boat anchoring, an excess of pollutants and sunscreen, and irresponsible tourist behaviors have led to a major decline of the coral reef system in the area, according to Andrew Hewett, a spokesperson for the Phi Phi Island Conservation and Preservation Group"

https://theculturetrip.com/asia/thailand/articles/this-beach...

https://www.suretravel.co.za/blog/thailand-restricts-mass-to...

From the article, the CEO and director of Juwai.com explains it as a result of "a combination of anti-Chinese political rhetoric, a clampdown on visa processing, and of course tariffs".

I'm guessing it's "Adobe Experience Manager".

I'm using Airtable to keep track of my books and films. The added ability to pull the data via a custom API is great.

https://airtable.com/

My read books table https://airtable.com/shrlT6devX08UsF0o/tblejWxpyIWMDek3b?blo...

I definitely prefer noise isolation to noise cancellation. I found a pair of Shure SE215s with Comply Isolation tips perform far better than the Bose QC25s I tried to replace them with.

Do you have the link or the text of the comment? Sounds interesting.

This goes alongside the campaign on protecting cash as a payment option: https://campaigns.which.co.uk/freedom-to-pay/

Monodraw is a great Mac app for creating them https://monodraw.helftone.com/

As someone with a five week old that refuses to be put down most of the time and even the short quiet spaces of time are spent having to do things around the house, how do you do it?

The changes to the MOT test last year should result in that being a major failure:

  Your vehicle will get a major fault if the MOT tester:

    * can see smoke of any colour coming from the exhaust
    * finds evidence that the DPF has been tampered with

Here's a recent Rich Rebuilds vid that covered the wet/cold door handle scenario: https://youtu.be/ezqwfha-BZ8?t=488

Looks really interesting. Are there any plans for an API or something like integration with IFTTT? Would love to be able to automate the process of capturing a video and having the link directly emailed to me or added to todo list.

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Monodraw is great for ASCII art https://monodraw.helftone.com/

Don't forget, that's only the number of stores on Shopify, not the number of people accessing those stores.

Seems like libgen is blocked in the UK. I get redirected to http://www.ukispcourtorders.co.uk/

Do you have any example of how you use mind mapping. I've tried a few times to use it but have yet to find a good way to layout my notes/thoughts in a map.

According to the Times article flight information was not available online either.

Personally I think that's a great book for anyone who is involved in the process of delivering software, from developers to project managers.

Apparantly these have their new "3rd Generation" butterfly keyboard, whatever that means.

They are run through 24 different tests it seems[1]. The ones in question failed 15 of them.

[1] https://www.which.co.uk/reviews/carbon-monoxide-detectors/ar...

But, you've made me see something I had not spotted before in that you _don't_ see what is unsafe for free on our "don't buy" pages[1]. I have raised this right now with the team!

[1] https://www.which.co.uk/reviews/carbon-monoxide-detectors/ar...

You do not have to pay money to see which ones are deadly. You can see all the safety alert information on which ones are unsafe on the product listings[1] as well as individual product pages[2]. I've been involved in the product safety work at Which? and they've gone to great pains to make sure that this was publically and easily available information. They are also running a huge campaign on product safety[3].

[1] https://www.which.co.uk/reviews/carbon-monoxide-detectors

[2] https://www.which.co.uk/reviews/carbon-monoxide-detectors/un...

[3] https://campaigns.which.co.uk/product-safety/

"Founders at Work: Stories of Startups' Early Days" is a good collection of stories: https://www.amazon.com/Founders-Work-Stories-Startups-Early/...

Something like a wooden Cedar scraper https://www.thecedarscraper.com/en/ Over time it will burn to form ridges to match the grill plate