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by Moto7451 4y ago
And Apple itself has a special architecture licensing relationship as one of the founding parties behind ARM Inc. Their $3MM investment ended up being a great deal for them. They can do whatever they want with the platform.
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by Moto7451 4y ago
You’re missing his point. He’s making an appeal to see someone trained to help someone having a mental health related issue. This would be in opposition to simply talking to friends and family or balling it up inside. Your comments about in
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Product Hunt has a low code and non-eng community that includes that demographic.
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by Moto7451 4y ago
A technique I was re-taught as an adult is the story pyramid. It’s a great way to create a linear and logical profession of ideas, their supporting details, and the conclusions you want to provide. https://www.teachervision.com&#
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by Moto7451 4y ago
As someone who has moved around a bit I think it’s very regional. I have had great supermarkets with great produce. CA is pretty easy in this regard. Some states have universally miserable tomatoes and I don’t understand how Trader Joe’s se
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Very much this. The same people that feed large amounts of data to an ad network in exchange for videos of puppies can also be upset when they discover something about that same company that leads them to believe they’ve been harmed.
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by Moto7451 4y ago
I think the parent might be slightly off the mark or simply is lacking detail. One concern in nutrition is separating fruit juice from fruit pulp. You probably wouldn't eat three oranges in a sitting without feeling full but you can ce
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by Moto7451 4y ago
There is good Robusta to be had and well respected espresso focused blends on occasion have robusta in them for body and crema production. A lot of “high caffeine” coffees are also high robusta content. Personally I find Malabar and Vietnam
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by Moto7451 4y ago
These aren’t fitness instructors. The trainer in this medical setting is someone that has you perform exercises to restore mobility rather than for general fitness. There’s certainly a link between the two but that’s not why you go to a hos
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Boosting this comment, you want to talk to someone with a Masters or Doctorate in Kinesiology. Some Physical Therapists will have this or equivalent training. Some other specialists will fit the bill as well but not all. My wife had back pa
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by Moto7451 4y ago
The iPhone always had multitasking. What it didn’t allow was background processing. When selected again, your app would be suspended and allowed to run again or be launched fresh based on memory pressure.
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Yeah. Anyone who spends long enough at an RC car track will witness a battery fire. When I used to race it was ripe with people saving money by buying cheap chargers and batteries, charging things too fast, running motors that pulled too mu
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by Moto7451 4y ago
I actually am someone who would go into the office part time but I would still want to maintain the ability to have 100% remote work. I am bothered a lot by people at home. I’ve been remote pre-pandemic so the affliction of people thinking
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by Moto7451 4y ago
If you’re not actively writing to the database you can cp or commit it safely. SQLite uses a journal or a write ahead log (WAL) file to process transactions. If you cp a database mid transaction you will loose the transaction as it is proce
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by Moto7451 4y ago
I’m pretty sure it’s a move connected to both the industry trajectory and the Pixel Buds. https://store.google.com/us/magazine/pixel_buds_compare I’m an iPhone user so I can’t comment on the Android audio stack in
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by Moto7451 4y ago
Yeah. The 601 was on par with the P54s and the 604/604e were a bit ahead of the Pentium Pro and Pentium II of the era. The G4 vs P3 and P4 is when the problems for Motorola and IBM eventually ran out of steam with the G5.
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by Moto7451 5y ago
I’m on an iPhone 12 Mini on T-Mobile 5G-UW and don’t agree with the sentiment here. Most of the time my phone feels like I never left my home’s fiber connection. I get a full day of use from my phone doing mostly email, slack, and the usual
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by Moto7451 5y ago
I just had to do this dumb dance with TD Ameritrade. I did a coin toss on print/scan v.s. learning to do this with ImageMagick. Since I had a bunch of other deadlines to hit I wasted paper so they would accept my electronic submission.
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by Moto7451 5y ago
I get where you’re coming from. I’ve been half time remote since 2017 (I.e. on one coast half the time and back near the office the other half) and full time since 2019. It is very nice to visit and have a really good in person session occa
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by Moto7451 5y ago
We have one at work. This came from a distrust of developers’ abilities to correctly configure Apache and NGINX and a desire for the ability to roll out company wide changes that affect reverse proxying or headers we always want to set or r
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by Moto7451 5y ago
Every couple of years someone at work rewrites the email sending code in a new sexy language and reimplements the same 7 bit encoding bugs as well as other subtle email encoding issues. This happens even with ample documentation and code co
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by Moto7451 5y ago
https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/i... Under the “Preventing HPV” section. You can also be vaccinated as an adult. I’m half way through my series.
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by Moto7451 5y ago
Until they opened it up to 45 year olds I was always a year or two too old (or just male when it was approved only for females). I’m to get my third dose in a few weeks. I’m married but it just makes sense to guard against preventable illne
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by Moto7451 5y ago
I see a benefit to not getting sick. Even when it won’t kill you, catching a cold sucks. I have no concern that I’m going to die of Covid but I’ll happily get a booster to avoid getting sick. My sisters caught Omicron days before their boos
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by Moto7451 5y ago
This specific conflict is involving Americans and the American arm of Spotify. Those unenumerated freedoms are supported by the laws of the country. If you want to devolve into purely hypotheticals you’re going to find yourself on weak legs
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by Moto7451 5y ago
As I mentioned in the other comment, I was replying to someone explicitly stating that “we are losing out freedoms.” That is not a censorship argument. Censorship can happen without your individual liberties being attacked.
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by Moto7451 5y ago
The GP’s comment is that “This is the latest attack in an ongoing war on free speech. We are losing our freedoms.” What freedoms can possible be referred to other than the First Amendment? This is the standard language of someone applying t
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by Moto7451 5y ago
The First Amendment protects us from the government censoring speech. It is not a prohibition on private companies removing content or private citizens demanding the removal of speech they disapprove of. The fact that this discourse can hap
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by Moto7451 5y ago
Sometimes companies spend extra to slow their employees down. We hired a dev team to develop a custom dev environment that takes twenty minutes to stand up. Our old off the shelf tech took about thirty seconds but lacked all the buzzwords o
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by Moto7451 5y ago
90K! We have a couple similar problems at work and paid a vendor $200k per year each time and then paid for Engineers to glue our systems into the vendor. Sounds like a deal to me.

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