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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
The bloat is mainly in two forms: -All the pointless OS customizations. -Samsung-developed apps that do the same thing as extant, better Google apps.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
One UI is superfluous. Native Android is great. It’s fixing something that’s not broken just to say “not Google”, in the process creating bloat.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
Pixel software + Samsung hardware #FTW
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
Huh? Samsung is South Korean.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
Android’s problem is Pixel is the only good one, and it has not been flagship quality since the Pixel 2. The 3 had odd issues, the 4 had a laughable battery life, and 5-7 are a weird mix of midrange and flagship capability (trending towards
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
> IMO product designers should not assume that the typical customer is a hyper-optimizer. It’s not just an opinion. If you design that way, you’re misrepresenting truth for the vast majority of drivers. Hard to distinguish that from ly
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
Wouldn’t this be the result of some theoretical physicists moving the goalposts? It sounds like they feel the commonly accepted understanding of the Big Bang is overbroad. Fine. Find new words to describe the subsets of the event. Redefinin
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
I agree. I’ve rebuilt cars. I get it. Knowing the best way to use something is not the same as serving it.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
You have it backwards. The car serves you. You should not have to serve the car (beyond universal, traditional things, like the need to maintain, insure, etc.). It’s reasonable to ask for a range estimate that’s not naively optimistic.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
I meant “word choice”. Too late to edit!
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
> Another firm that believes it sees better creativity when people are in the same physical room… “Believes” suggests faith-based decision making. Not sure if you meant to say that, but your weird choice aligns with the credibility of
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
> Don't make fire rings where they already exist. I think you mean that we should only use extant fire rings and not make new ones?
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Protecting Australia’s Most Charismatic Murder-Bird(nytimes.com)
2 points by AuthorizedCust 3y ago|0 comments
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
> We can’t even explain how current LLMs work internally. You sure can. They are just not simple explanations yet. But that’s the common course of inventions, which in foresight are mind-bogglingly complex, in hindsight pretty straight
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
> …explore the potentially far-reaching thicket of social, ethical, moral, legal and regulatory ramifications of the emerging technology. Oh, hi, dystopia! Nice to meet you.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
Or different pricing when there’s an actual need to conserve, which isn’t always seasonal.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
The article is confused. Market pricing and conservation pricing are related but still different. I’m in Dallas. We have months long periods almost every year where all our lakes are so overfull, we’re simply dumping excess water down the T
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
> Even the same client that has multiple businesses and has to use multiple subscriptions could have a different look. I don't know what drives this at Intuit but it's confusing for me and I'm supposed to be the expert.
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Four decades of Boy Scouts CEOs have been failures(scoutingmaverick.com)
2 points by AuthorizedCust 3y ago|0 comments
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
You can’t imprison people for constitutionally protected speech. The citizenry has to reject these people and reject the anti-intellectualism ethos they and their supporters inhabit.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
That makes sense for task-oriented work regardless of collar color.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
I just shared this with the Dull Men’s Club on Facebook. The share looks kind of ugly. No images. You should add Open Graph tags so that the share looks good on social media. You can see the share here: https://www.facebook.com&#
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
Or perhaps we have less understanding of what makes the economy buzz than we think?
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
Where is this?
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
I’m concerned that the repetitive, sensationalized news coverage will encourage apathy. Again and again, headlines blare doom narratives about flares, but I am unaware of major impacts recently.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
I thought this would have gone away years ago!
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Netflix to Shutter Legacy DVD-by-Mail Business(hollywoodreporter.com)
2 points by AuthorizedCust 3y ago|1 comments
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
“may be provided by law” means optional, right? I mean, what if a statute says 0% state funds, 100% local funds?
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
We’re already there. For example, look at the spectrum of licenses free software can fall under.
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by AuthorizedCust 3y ago
> This release feels like a nice incremental improvement rather than a revolution. Look at the big picture, not simply the delta from the prior .x.y release. The Tidyverse feels like a product that evolves over time, rather than a trad

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