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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Maybe this is presented badly, but of the strengths some of the companies have if you click on them and view their scores it doesn't seem to properly reflect that? e.g. one of them has Integrity as very low as rated by internal employe
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
My favorite thing related to this is how it's always hard to know who exactly is "wrong" without reading the whole thing most times.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
I only recently understood that my Coax cables are basically like an RF spectrum similar to Wifi except inside the cables. It appears this is taken as obvious because I had a really hard time finding someone explain it like that. I bought t
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Thats pretty dismissive of the point of the article which focuses on quickly synthesizing their own interpretation in notes, setting up systems for spaced repetition, and filtering what books to even use this system on (by skimming free sam
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
A proper hack
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
You take for granted current working conditions which were won via hard-fought political battles and which affect us to this day. Also what about Maternity leave? Paternity leave? Are those not political? How is negotiating working conditio
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
While we're focused on the purely "Political" agenda in this conversation, politics of a company include anything from how on-calls work to how sick days are counted. You can work at a company and advocate for changing things
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
The most obvious reason why you'd use DDG is for the privacy aspects and the bang operators make it super easy to quickly use Google for those times you need it which limits the amount of information they have.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
The terms are not absurd, but currently the fight I've seen is around: a) Being able to provide a free app with a subscription you can not buy in the app because of the 30% with IAP you're required to use b) The ability to purchas
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Curious what it is. I'm guessing it's not WebGL cause the game isn't running locally. Maybe they're treating it as some kind of special real-time video stream?
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Stadia's controller is also supposed to work like this
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
I think I've heard some developers of popular apps which have done this who say it's a pain to support the users who do not understand this is for upgrading and then get confused which app to use. The fact that they can't han
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Wow, there are a lot more features in this thing than the website says. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaSujCZFIgs I wish they'd explain more on the website on what this offers, how it's configured and etc.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
The original idea was giving kids a device they could just connect into a TV (no need to buy a new screen) and learn by screwing up like ~"we all did when computers were simpler." iPads, iPhones, Windows, etc. They're expensi
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
I would agree with this. Civ 4 is absolutely something some one new to the games should experience. Civ 5 and 6 allow you to control and focus on different things and are definitely, if not improvements, welcomed changes. Humble Bundle has
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
The hues and implementation of F.lux over the built-in options makes so that even with platform support I'm using F.lux instead. Whatever I'm using on my Pixelbook is jarring. There is a subtlety to making it invisible when lookin
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Also have wanted this. Operating on data locally means it can be fast and low latency (on device, not between devices). I think the secret lies in using CRDTs to sync data in a way that allows it to be processed into another system. E.g. P
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
And the next version supposedly is getting its own offline abilities now.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Yep. I had mine at like 30m and then 120m block and so if I accidentally loaded it like you said I would be like "oh crap this is my chance!" and load every single story I could into tabs before it would block me. Mobile is a grea
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Japan is what made me realize how this is the answer. Zoning and making businesses possible inside neighborhoods makes areas much more walkable.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
In this case it didn't matter because they still sent everything to Facebook. It seems like unless you block Facebook entirely it won't matter.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
From the comments here I'm pretty sure "grumpy" and "bad tempered" are being used to describe far too many things and some of them are pretty bad. Getting in to a rage and throwing things or just being vitriolic is
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
That's good to hear. If/when I get forced into a new MBP I can look forward to that working at least.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
I love this thing. It only seems to work over DisplayPort cables for me. HDMI doesn't work. I'm using a MBP mid-2014. Saved me from buying a new monitor or something silly like getting an iMac. Seriously weird why they don't
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
When I visited Japan I couldn't help repeating over and over to myself that it's a country with one foot firmly in the future and another foot stuck firmly in the past. It's one of the most fascinating things I love about Jap
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
Seems like they're running a chrome process controlled via the automation APIs.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
There's so many apps and many don't work on the desktop. It's just trying it's best to simplify keeping in touch with people where they want to talk.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
For those curious "what does this do" and "how does this work" the presentation on the home page (Video + Slides) helps a lot.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
I'm hoping it works with NFC and not just the lightning one. Would be nice to have Yubikey replace my password and then allow me to enroll FaceID so I can keep signing back in.
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by 0xCMP 6y ago
It won't be the only sign in method unless the point is to only allow _that specific device_ to connect.

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