JAlexoid

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by JAlexoid 3y ago
You cannot compare an open chat, with a strong interest in a particular topic vs you team's Slack channel. Online games work well, because you have a visual and full engagement. Compare that to work communications... You are totally as
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I highly, highly disagree. Getting advice on the spot is often critical. And rarely will you get good practical advice like "always do a dry build locally from the command line" on the forums. I can't even count how many time
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Well... I have a counter example of a failure in FOSS, because of remoteness of the responsible department: At IBM working in a satellite office, I wanted to contribute to Jenkins. The fact that any person with the authority to allow me to
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There's a very clear benefit of asking someone for help, when you're blocked. WFH comes with a lot of issues, when it comes to a timely response from people. I had many of colleagues in the WfH world, that just ignored me for a mo
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> Q: Can you draw? > A: Yes, I can draw. > Q: can you draw me a cat? (proceeds to not draw)
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Junior dev left to his own devices will start reimplementing Linux kernel.
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Creativity doesn't require solitude. Is pair programming not at all creative?
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I haven't provided any definitions on what is a good design at all, so you'll have to tell me what it is. Your issue with the content, doesn't negate the designs. Japanese websites are also filled with a lot of junk content.
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When it comes to whole market altering merger - they don't take that long. The negotiations took that long, to come to nothing. Clearly Adobe couldn't come up with a solution to the problem of a potential monopoly. Most M&As h
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There is some config, where you set your feed to be your friends and similar. I use Facebook only because the town groups are all there. It's the local forum board, and barely anything else for me at this point.
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Offtopic - but that is wildly untrue.(for the US, at least) Starbucks makes consistently good espresso. The amount of times I had - "oh, this hipster cafe is number one in the area" to just go dump the coffee and dip into Starbuck
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Reading through I got this: - Cheap = a pain to read Good and modern visual design exists explicitly to deliver information to a person in the most accessible way. If you show a Japanese website to someone who grew up in Ireland, they will
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Em.... ASML, a Dutch company, produces the tech behind these nodes. It's a question of supply chains - not tech.
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Dust is the simplest example. Once you shut off the dust extraction, you may just end up with too much dust collected in the equipment to make it utterly useless.
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I mean... It's not even "no network". Once the management connection is severed the network equipment doesn't stop operating at all.
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You use OPNsense as the router, but the rest of the equipment is managed separately. I don't know of a system that works across multiple SDN solutions.
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Way before we had COVID bring out mRNA based vaccination to mass media, I learned about mRNA as a treatment for various cancers. Moderna's research pipeline has been full of cancer medications, which seem to be very promising.
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The approvals themselves are much less efficient, than they aught to be. In so many cases, the changes trigger a review of the whole process - rather than the changes.
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It's probably going to be financials... The most common argument against suburbs is that they aren't self sustaining at paying for the services/infrastructure/utilities they consume.
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Owning a personal vehicle, is not inherently at the expense of mass or public transit. Building cities and infrastructure that precludes anything other than personal vehicles - that what forces people to use them primarily. Human nature wan
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I think that the future of self driving is shuttles. Small vehicles that use the road to take you on the short journeys, where mass transit is not an option. The biggest issue with busses, for me is the timetable. Imagine having a truly 24&
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> But maybe we should just spread out our living area more Only if you pay up for that. Suburban areas are notoriously underfunding themselves.
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FSD upgrade on a tesla is already low 4 figures...
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As someone with a Tesla FSD beta - the "not needing to intervene" is a little bit of a stretch. I would describe it as a system for rapid reaction and lane assist. It's very... very poor at self driving, outside of an empty i
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We do. And my office used to be at Bryant Park... I spent a year not stepping into Times Sq, while working right next to it.
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"Generally, billboard-related distraction appeared to be minor and regulated by drivers as the demands of the driving task changed. However, this review’s findings suggest that this may not be true in all cases. Future research should
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> Yet we still recognize texting & driving as dangerous Do I need to explain that looking at a billboard and interacting with you phone are wildly different activities? Do we need to discuss the differences between terms passive and
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I was responding to the proposal to have a government run directory, to replace all and any advertising. Advertising is also a matter of freedom of speech. Political speech is absolutely advertising... and a business exists exclusively base
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You're right. Because no one can ever have an opinion that is opposite to you and your claims never require evidence to back them up. Calling someone a troll, because you just throw out absurd claims expecting everyone to take your wor
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>it stands to reason that if phones are distracting The action of using your phone is distracting, not that phones are distracting. You can absolutely use your phone as a GPS. The process of interaction is the distracting part. >liter

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