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iTerm2 has an Instant Replay feature in case you want to see exactly what you were doing on screen in the past. https://iterm2.com/features.html
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At my work we’re one step past where it sounds you’re at. I’ve been around since the very early days so I’m both part of the original problem and the solution. Now our biggest problem is we don’t like to work with the things we built to han
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Why do you believe that the FDA is holding them back? So far the process appears to be approval after the minimum of safety and effectiveness testing. This means that people won’t waste time or be harmed by a failed vaccine candidate. I don
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I’m pretty sure the mental image the author is projecting is of someone with a low but healthy body fat percentage and high functional muscle. Getting huge, via steroids or otherwise, doesn’t really match the motif of Greco-Roman sculpture.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stepan_Company The short answer is the cocaine is used for medicine.
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Intel has offered a little bit of that confusion with AXV over time. Ice Lake supports all the modern AVX 512 but not the Knights Mill extensions. Previous chips with 512 support have spotty extension coverage. This year’s desktop chips lac
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My employer provides PPO insurance for out of CA employees. HMO is CA only.
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Agreed. I’m 5’6”/167cm and the full length of seats will fit me. I’ve been able to fly “poor man’s business class” a few times and found it comfortable on Delta and Southwest without any extra padding.
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Using measuring spoons instead of a scale drives me crazy. Even basic recipes benefit from mise en place and wiping/cleaning measuring spoons to do that is maddening. When using a scale the task becomes a simple matter of counting in j
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This matches my experience at my work. I am an early employee and we did one of everything back then, was told we had dedicated Ops/SRE and lost permissions to do stuff about half way through my tenure, and now this year it’s back to e
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My understanding from talking to friends who work at Apple and some of the product briefs is a lot of the hardware is used for video and photo processing. Video games take advantage of the extra CPU/GPU power as well. I don’t think tha
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AMD in $35B All-Stock Acquisition of Xilinx
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Yes. I got to experience this on a trip back to LA (family health fun and games). I hope after all the misery is over that the increased open air dining and parklets stick around.
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I use a Newer NW700 as my microphone attached to my standing desk with my wireless headphones. macOS makes managing this easy through either independent controls through the Sound control panel or as an aggregate device. For the road I foun
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Any mirrorless will have a better depth of field, color accuracy, and perceptual appearance than the small sensors employed in run of the mill webcams. I wouldn’t overthink it if you’re just using it as a webcam. My coworkers are all using
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Right. Fiber is a debatable source of calories since their precise metabolism can change based on gut flora. As someone who lost 100lbs through calorie counting and exercise, just that subject alone was a long and interesting study. Some nu
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Correct. There are a lot of college students and adults with irregular employment that would have been rounded up and sent to jail otherwise. I worked simultaneously for three different employers in my late teens/early twenties includi
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I completely agree. I was pretty terrified until I opened the letter and saw a check. I assumed it was an audit. The thing that is often ignored, unknown, or forgotten, is that it doesn’t have to work this way. Some countries send you an en
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The cost of sending the letters is a lot less than bringing a lawyer into court. Low income individuals just pay up. If it costs pennies to send and you make $100, you’re going to keep optimizing that. If you lack the funding to take down a
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I’m sure there are people who have legitimate issues with x86 and its extensions. I’m not one of them. What I believe most people are concerned with are low power high performance devices. ARM owns that space. It would be at the very least
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At least in Los Angeles there are mechanized arms to pick up residential bins. I now live on the East Coast and that is no longer the case and definitely can’t use shopping bags as liners without consolidating them into a standard 13 gallon
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Same experience here. I’ve been carrying a knife since I worked a retail job in high school unboxing product. I still use it almost every day. Likewise I have no intention to use it in an altercation. They can have my wallet. Getting into a
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Even if the train’s electric power comes from coal, not carrying fuel with you is a win from an efficiency standpoint. There are some military planes flying on biofuel, so ideally we’re not that far off. https://www.energy.gov&#x
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> Seems to me that everything is nonlinear in the domain of aircraft, particularly when concerned with "efficiency". The same physics applies to fast trains and other modes of transit. Fast electric trains have the advantage of
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I’m not a fan of giving phone numbers out either. When I have to I give one to sites I hold suspect I use a number from the safe fictitious range allowed for use on TV and in movies. It’s like example.org but for phone numbers https:/
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Docker on Mac already runs a VM, so not much. There will need to be a CPU emulator or translator a la Rosetta if you’re container needed to run X86 specific code.
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Yup. This is how I (a developer) often interact with lawyers at work.
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You might be thinking of https://www.folklore.org/StoryView.py?story=Negative_2000_Li...
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Ditto. I built one last week. Everything was straightforward and the documentation great. My only criticism of the state of building a Hackintosh is the amount of cargo cult advise out there. Figuring out my Audio took longer than it should
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I can echo this experience. Dealing with Sprint was impossible. Sometimes trying to pay them more money was impossible. The best thing TMobile could do is migrate the customers to the current TMobile infrastructure and software and shred ev
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