Jarwain

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by Jarwain 6y ago
I'd think that they'd be able to reject a request that they aren't interested in or would have them go against their values.
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by Jarwain 6y ago
One isn't Always creating novel solutions to hard problems. Sometimes there's boring work that Has to get done; respect for authority (understanding that the boring stuff Needs to be done) and delaying gratification (working on th
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by Jarwain 6y ago
It's still a finite number of sites, and a finite number of comments. Could probably do a CTRL+F for Philadelphia across all of them relatively quickly. Or have tools to automate the search
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by Jarwain 6y ago
It appears they charge by the byte, so it'd only be efficient to use SMS if the payload is greater than 512KB
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by Jarwain 6y ago
So basically Acorns, but the money goes to charity instead of your own investments
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by Jarwain 6y ago
Where it makes a difference in the vote at hand? Or, more likely, well before that
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by Jarwain 6y ago
From what I understand, they are fine with forks of Signal as long as these forks have distinct branding and don't depend on OWS services to operate, I'd imagine because they don't want the operational burden of ensuring the
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by Jarwain 6y ago
I don't know if I would say I do so Regularly, but I find having the history available useful on occasion for remembering or referencing prior discussions. Sometimes there's a link I've shared with one friend that I'd li
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by Jarwain 6y ago
Well that's why down-voting requires a karma threshold before one can actually downvote
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by Jarwain 6y ago
Makes sense considering Gitlab _is_a cross-company collaboration tool; they eat their own dogfood. They have a whole set of features that compete directly with Trello/Asana
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by Jarwain 6y ago
There's an "advertising id" that's assigned to your phone, accessible by apps you install. This ID can be reset by the user, but only if they are aware of it.
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by Jarwain 6y ago
Instacart would be the "UberEats for Groceries", and already has issues with running out of time slots.
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by Jarwain 7y ago
I like to pick up and immediately hit mute. If they say something, maybe I reply, but typically the spam callers just hang up after a few seconds. I read somewhere that picking up but not saying anything can take you off the rotation or som
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by Jarwain 7y ago
Or hey having build completion fire a notification would be useful tooo
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by Jarwain 7y ago
Reasons why he should feel Okay with it? He was Tricked into committing genocide, and the story goes on to show that the aliens weren't bad and how the entire war stemmed from the type of misunderstandings that come from interacting wi
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by Jarwain 7y ago
My pet theory is that this is actually a geo-location type of tracking, combined with the recency illusion. Let's say person A was doing research on a product they're interested in buying. That product category is now associated w
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by Jarwain 7y ago
The n0va forum has some goodies hidden inside that should help you explore. The other thing is if you click on the name of a core, it gives you some more actions you can take.
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by Jarwain 7y ago
I always get the worst headaches whenever I'm withdrawing from caffeine. Withdrawing from nicotine is pretty minor in comparison. Mainly just cravings, and they subside after a week or so depending on how long I had been vaping
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by Jarwain 7y ago
I love the idea, I think it's Really Clever. I can't wait for mobile support, although I noticed the plan is for Firefox users and I'm still stuck on Chrome. I think a neat feature would be to group multiple sites together fo
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by Jarwain 7y ago
The idea is that the founder was once, or still is, the "user". They know the problem because they had the problem, recognized that software could solve the problem, and started a company to make that software a reality. Because t
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by Jarwain 7y ago
I think both the meter and the soundness/grammatical-correctness would benefit from replacing the Noun defenestration with the verb defenestrate
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by Jarwain 7y ago
Even the artist just says "an important part of its frame". If I had to guess, it's a bar connecting the back wheel's harness-thing with the gear to maintain a consistent distance. If someone sat on that, I think the whe
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by Jarwain 7y ago
I think his tribe-village-city analogy plays a big part in that, though. A famous researcher probably wouldn't have as large an audience, and that audience would most likely consist of other researchers in similar or adjacent fields of
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by Jarwain 7y ago
Huh, that's interesting. The first example that popped into my mind was hunting. I'd imagine there's a lot to the experience; from tracking & pursuing, to the kill & paying respect to the life spent to sustain oneself
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by Jarwain 7y ago
Idk about him, but I spend absurd amounts of time gaming when it's too easily accessible. I get hooked, enter a flow state, and waste a day or accidentally stay up until morning managing my colony in rimworld or something. I moved rece
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by Jarwain 7y ago
For context, I've been diagnosed with ADHD and this article resonates with me a lot, and I also related to the other article. But I'm no neuroscientist and it's possible my understanding is flawed I don't think this is i
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by Jarwain 7y ago
Does typing Not require fine motor skills?
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by Jarwain 7y ago
I feel like you were looking for the north American slang word "jive"
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by Jarwain 7y ago
There's a site I used to look at that does something similar called mindsumo. They do more than just tech problems though, and the solver doesn't really maintain ownership
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by Jarwain 7y ago
In a way, that's kinda what the article is about. In a different perspective, the author is saying that journalists these days are just telling us what we want to hear, or whatever controversy sells. The idea that the leader of the Mor

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