CodeCube

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by CodeCube 8y ago
I initially liked the circles concept ... but over time I realized that _for me_, it was exactly backwards. I don't want to spend time categorizing every single person I know into these circles. Instead, I found myself wishing that I c
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by CodeCube 8y ago
> I'm not sure the concept of the News Feed is the problem. I'm honestly starting to believe that it is. These are just random on-the-spot ideas, but I want to start seeing more innovative and different ideas. For example, if y
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by CodeCube 8y ago
Yep! It's terrible planning ... but that doesn't take away from the fact that it's an absolute reality for a ton of people.
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by CodeCube 8y ago
100% ... although I sometimes value some links and images shared by friends that aren't original content, I _rarely_ appreciate the stupid memes, and page shares that are little more than just people screaming into the echo chamber at
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Yeah my dude, I'd almost venture to say that you are the outlier here (echo/bubbles, yay!). For many that I know, food is an on-demand lazy loaded resource. Sure, sometimes they buy groceries (usually when they run out of pop-ta
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by CodeCube 9y ago
You could say the same thing for UberEats ;)
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by CodeCube 9y ago
inb4 the conspiracy theories that the rocket blowing up was to set back a competitor to StarLink
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by CodeCube 9y ago
I've known enough people that have done this, as to believe it to be pretty common
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by CodeCube 9y ago
yep, my local radio shack, in the end, started to start stocking some interesting stuff ... and they had a series of drawers that had a variety of resistors, leds, and other such things that you could pick through. But as you said, too li
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by CodeCube 9y ago
It's just an additional sales channel ... if they can have a place where a) people can go to physically preview inventory, and b) can go to immediately obtain merchandise when they can't wait for it. Additionally, it can help to s
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by CodeCube 9y ago
This is part of the reason that IMO a lot of retail is failing ... customers don't want or need a static display of inventory; they can easily get that from their already-installed Amazon app. Retail needs to evolve to be an event dest
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Even small changes can have pretty big consequences ... for example, some hypothesize that climate change may have had a role in the "Arab Spring" that started a chain of events that's still unfolding in the middle east: htt
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by CodeCube 9y ago
That is extremely cool, but no, it's not the one I was thinking of ... this one was explicitly targeting the application of ferries in SF bay.
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by CodeCube 9y ago
This is in the works ... not to recharge the batteries, but literally as an assist to the existing engines: https://www.iims.org.uk/quadriga-set-become-worlds-biggest-s... edit: I can't find it offhand, but remember
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by CodeCube 9y ago
This is just lovely :) I guess I don't really have much to add, other than to say you've delighted me with this
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Actually, I'm curious ... can you give me an example of a state who's tax policy you covet?
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by CodeCube 9y ago
depends on how that person got to making 500k or more ... they could be working like crazy, and taken out tons of loans to give their family a fancy life, thus being miserable and stressed out (golden handcuffs) ;)
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by CodeCube 9y ago
If you don't mind me/us asking ... what did your grandpa do to acquire his wealth? Was he an entrepreneur?
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by CodeCube 9y ago
ahhh, I see the distinction now ... you can get into that super deep squat when you're just chillin'. But if you're squatting at a rack, you would maintain a different form.
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Thanks for the tips ... now, one thing I commonly hear when people are talking about proper form for barbell squats, is that you shouldn't move your knee past your foot; while this advice suggests the opposite is required. So, coming f
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Can you retract those funds at any time?
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by CodeCube 9y ago
alright :) enjoy
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by CodeCube 9y ago
I'm having a hard time understanding the risk to staking ... is it just an opportunity cost risk ?
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Do you not know any actual adults? They're not all 'lord business' you know ;)
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by CodeCube 9y ago
You should definitely pursue this! Even if you stay in tech, at worst you pick up a hobby that you love, and at best you find your life's calling :) Nothing wrong with diversifying your interests ;)
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by CodeCube 9y ago
I parenthesized it on purpose ... because _for me_, it's a small detail; personally, I really enjoy being in open office environments, even if it was full time ... and I feel fully productive there. The part time thing is more a mix of
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by CodeCube 9y ago
This is definitely the most common response I hear to shared/open offices ... but dang it, I love them (part time)! I go into a co-working space once or twice a week, and wfh the rest of the time. When I'm there, I enjoy being aro
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by CodeCube 9y ago
Unfortunately, AI and robotics are only available to those with great capital and knowledge on how to apply those technologies; and I don't really see that changing any time soon.
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by CodeCube 9y ago
I mean, with his "legs" being the way they are, he basically is some sort of four legged spider thing.
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by CodeCube 9y ago
to be fair, by commenting on this very forum, you're already not "the norm" ... the average user can barely keep track of their password!! I'd argue that most users already have some form of 2 factor auth, because they c

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