JansjoFromIkea

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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
You'd need proportional representation or something like the French system or you wind up with very skewed results for example the UK's most recent election had the following - one party has 410/650 of the seats in government
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
I'll believe it when I see it; but yeah they _might_ target Google/Facebook for not following the free speech ideals of present day Twitter. Don't think they'll actually break up either of them in that case though; more
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Maybe it wrecked the economy but all my US stock done extremely well over that span of time, even excluding the big crazy bump a bunch of them had over the first year of covid. I expect the stock market to bloat like hell for a year or two
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
RE: "Skeptical of large corps" do you mean their voter base or their actions? Because I seriously doubt whoever is replacing Lina Khan is going to be more skeptical of large corporations
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
If it's a M1 Macbook Air there's a very good reason you've never heard a fan! Blows my mind how it doesn't even have a fan and is still rarely even anything above body temperature. My 2015 MBP was still going strong for
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Looks very similar to denshi blocks, surprised I've heard of them but not this. More a precursor to things like them and LittleBits than Arduino Edit: were these only released in German? I guess that'd explain it. Can't find
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
I'd also include some temporal aspect in many cases, a review on Amazon from the day it arrives is far less likely to include useful information than one from several weeks/months later. This would also filter out a lot of the rev
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
It'd limit the audience and involve a lot of work but maybe by co-ordinates? Bundle a bit of a walking tour of the team's history into the collecting process
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
the nub was a last minute addition iirc, it probably would've been extremely complicated to squeeze two onto it The nub was announced at the same time as an announcement where the memory was quadrupled so I think it was probably intend
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
screen is great, feels really high quality in general, but the proprietary charging port and lack of internal storage are huge negatives against it
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
My guess is the Vision Pro was largely driven by a need to get real world data. By giving it all the bells and whistles they get to find out about more things and keep it at such a price range that it avoids being viewed as a colossal consu
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
It's interesting to focus in specifically on that one when "so far we rely on devs to have a lot of independence and domain knowledge" suggests there isn't the capacity to train them anyway? And the plan to move on in 2-
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Employees don't stay at companies long enough to warrant training them Employees don't stay at companies long enough because they virtually always only get market level salary increases by going elsewhere There's basically ze
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
would also be keen to find one with a temperature sensor, looks like there's nothing remotely near this price point yet?
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Had a bit of a look in a few places about the protocol, am I right in understanding the only way to do it with actual cassettes would be to find an 8 channel cassette recorder? Here's what I was reading http://www.illiop.org
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Doubt they were that focused on it until the Steam Deck came out; would've been too busy dealing with how successful the console was to worry about this kind of thing. Probably more focused on killing access to older games so their NSO
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
It's not just about form factor though, it needs to be able to do the same function or suitable replacement operations as well as the older device did. A piece of junk that looks the same, has USB C and functions worse in every other w
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
This is a very surface level response without wondering why the Clip Zip would be a standout. Doubly so if you actually dive into how many dupes and how crappy most of the 78 results likely are. The direction hardware development has gone f
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetris_effect
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
This doesn't apply for pod-based systems though, does it? They were everywhere for years there and are still very common. Basically by definition there's only one or two people that can do each task.
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Love seeing fun ideas for NFCs, I went into a bit of a dive on NFC/RFID tech a while back after hearing about the game Dropmix (which used really cool tech I haven't seen anywhere else) and it feels like there could be so much roo
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
tbf it's still a usable phone and still gets occasional security updates. I'd say the main way it has been rendered unusable is websites totally ignoring the possibility of screens that size. I notice even with my 12 mini there&#x
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
I tripped over one of these in central London where it abruptly started raining heavily and the owner ran off in one direction while the dog went in another. Got some doubts about the value of those leads in general; surely it just means th
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Assuming you're a decent outlier, does it make sense to you that someone with a hand that could be half the size of yours uses the same sized phone as you? Iirc Steve Jobs had a fixation that a user's thumb should be easily able t
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
How many people have actually had a chance to use a modern smaller phone in the last 5 years long enough to have any gauge of that though? The iPhone mini bombed so there aren't really options even on the resale market outside of absur
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Have there been any kind of promising signs for an increase in demand for smaller cars? There's so many narrow residential streets in Ireland and the UK that are borderline undriveable now with all the big wide cars on the kerbs and st
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Working on making my first personal website since I was about 16; not totally sure how to get the balance of personal and professional down fully but I feel like it's going to be very good at encouraging me to refine my side project ex
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Ehh... I'd say Youtube initially wasn't a super popular pirating option. The 10 minute limits meant you had to put everything up in chunks and at the time there weren't many super user friendly options to download them as a b
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
Frekvens for Ikea (which included an unreleased turntable)
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by JansjoFromIkea 2y ago
I've seen nanopads (1 and 2) go for $20 fairly often; the kind of thing that's so cheap I'm always tempted to get it with minimal actual use cases for it.

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