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by DHPersonal 2y ago
It looks to me that each cell is two letters [ A K ], so if one wishes to go to that cell, then CMD + A + K would put the mouse in the center of that cell. Letting go of CMD would close the overlay and the mouse is just there in that space,
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I originally linked to the “Controversies” section but felt that perhaps that would show my bias. ;)
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
There's also a new film. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bonhoeffer_(film)
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I still take photos on a 5D Mark II because I don’t see a big reason to upgrade. The photos look great and I’m familiar with the layout. I know there are plenty of improvements to be had in newer and better models, but I’ve managed to work
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Bending Spoons has a history of ruining good companies and products (a history noted even here on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38968476 ).
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I'm interested to see the responses to this, because my reaction is that I rarely as an employee feel as connected to a company as its founder, so the idea of coming into a potentially dangerous office for the sake of saving money for
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Yes, I think you’re right. I overwhelmingly agree with his articles, but when I share the content with my colleagues it gets at best a careless shrug, but most often what amounts to “but [technology referenced] is good because it’s popular.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I don't understand why so many simple elements are being hidden behind dialog modals. Why did you choose to not add the college years and image to the page? Why is the resume on a separate page as a PDF instead of a page on your site?
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I agree with Cory that all platforms eventually seem to become miserable to use, with new ones appearing with big promises that eventually are broken. I'd definitely like to see a large platform not break those promises, but I haven&#x
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
As a person on a front-end development team that has a “Chrome = success” mandate, it’s not always our decision as to when something ships or for which platforms we are to target. We work on Chrome first and then hope for the time to get th
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
More info: https://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/behind-the-scenes-of-...
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
This is the kind of ad people take issue with. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRwkZWowI8o / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0k4VVgmuNvU / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD0rUo1wZ
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I remember people expressing similar frustrations with the crash detection features on iPhones, and I still don't understand the issue. These new safety features are helpful and have helped save lives. Scaling back the ad copy to &quot
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I am not convinced that we are getting anywhere with AI; it's a bubble. https://www.wheresyoured.at/subprimeai/
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
My Oklahoma-based subscription required chatting via text online with an agent to cancel.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
If I'm in an open office and can set my status clock on top of a monitor, then I don't need the manual controls because I will be changing it via the computer. If I'm not using a computer and setting the device down on my des
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Picking the first offered action to a potential problem is a moral panic. Without intending it, one can potentially introduce different long-term negative effects. I am a parent of three and am fully aware of the anxieties of parenthood. I
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Climate change is real, so it’s not a moral panic. I am not interested in sharing sources about this with you in 2024, because this has already been debated to death in the years prior. If you are not convinced of its existence, then that’s
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Jonathan Haidt has also been critiqued by his peers [1] for looking at the data with a foregone conclusion instead of getting his conclusion from the data. He's another one of those moral panic peddlers and should not be trusted as a r
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I was wondering about this myself. The Loper Bright case (removing the Chevron deference) makes me wonder if the EPA can do much of anything to enforce this. I'm not that smart about laws and definitely not a lawyer, so I have no idea
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Yes, but like a lot of minor regional spelling or pronunciation differences, some people say it with a hard g. It may be the improper pronunciation when compared to the origin, but that’s how words work, grating as it may be to our enlighte
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Most of Tumblr's staff no longer works on Tumblr. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/11/tumblr-is-reportedly... > The posted memo states that a majority of the 139 employees working on product and m
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Oh, it’s time for the cycle to flip back to on-premises servers?
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Especially for the blind. There are many volunteers who help blind people do normal day-to-day tasks and having a view through glasses affixed to a blind person’s face would make it that much easier. https://www.bemyeyes.com&#x2F
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
“Savage Ventures” has such a similar name to “Red Ventures”, the company that swooped in and helped ruin CNET, that I feel uneasy about trusting this version of Vice to be of good quality. Therefore, the comparison to The Onion’s recent pri
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
I interpret any statement by a company to be true only in the quartile that the statement is published.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
The regulation that allowed for the breakup to happen in the first place was then not enforced for the years that followed, allowing for more monopolies in a variety of fields to form.
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Safari can have the search bar moved to the bottom. https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/change-the-layout-iph...
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
> Skew in what way? https://introductorystats.wordpress.com/2011/09/04/when-bill...
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by DHPersonal 2y ago
Average personal income of the entire population of the country, millionaires and billionaires included? If so, wouldn't that deeply skew the results?

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