NoPicklez

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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
I'm not saying Atlassian is or isn't doing well, but your market isn't going to infinitely expand, nor expand at the rate you need to keep up with your costs. If you build cars and you replace people with robots, you might fi
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Well you might not, if your accessible market is 10 horses and 5 cars can fill that market need, then you're left with 5 people who aren't needed because your products don't meet the needs of 10 cars worth. If your postal ser
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
In a world where you don't need 10 horses to do the job of 5 cars, because your business doesn't have a market for 10 cars.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
I don't know about this, MacOS for productivity is still better performing than Windows. Both Apple and Microsoft have been pushing the industry into directions we aren't happy with. But MacOS is still fantastic and in this laptop
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
As someone who buys Asus motherboards when he builds PC's, it hasn't been a shock for me as an owner of a Macbook for the last 18 years. I've been of the firm opinion for a very long time that Macbook's are the best prod
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Perhaps you shouldn't have stopped there given the rest of the article provides enough detail to justify that it is a bright, pretty LCD display and why.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Or maybe, its a bit of column A and column B
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
These sorts of takes are silly. If a person was doing this, I think we'd place a chunk of the blame on the person. Mental health is guided by its surroundings and experiences. If someone with existing or non-existing mental health issu
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Your website states you're the World's most trusted PDF platform that has processed over 500 million files. Yet further down it says 3538 files processed? I like your platform but these are big claims. Your privacy policy says fil
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
I'm not a linguist, but I don't know why you would need a dictionary that includes words with spaces. It's pretty obvious "boiling water" shouldn't be in the dictionary to be begin with but "boiling"
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
But when you compare the technology you mention in an EV, then compare it to an ICE vehicle its still miles ahead. You buy any popular ICE vehicle and it has hardly any of the features you list above across both manufacturers.
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
What is this supposed to mean in the sense of Tesla being in the car game for the long haul? They're stopping production of 2 of their oldest model cars, but they're continuing to make and sell their most popular models globally t
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
> In the meantime, the company is urging owners to park outside and limit charging to 70% to eliminate the risk of a fire. They must be using NMC batteries which are fairly common and are not recommended to be charged above 80% for regul
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
> Until someone builds a platform as cohesive as WatchOS For me across health and fitness Garmin has the better ecosystem. I have my watch that tracks my fitness metrics and health, I also have my Garmin bike computer which links to my p
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
My gripe was with the closed eco-system argument against Garmin, but then mentioned about how Apple's also closed eco-system was a good thing because of xyz. But yet you'll get the same watch experience with Garmin regardless of w
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
I can't argue with someone having a frank blog on their opinion. However you can't say on the one hand Garmin's a closed ecosystem as a bad thing, then say that its a good thing with Apple, saying Apple developed the "en
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Whilst I understand it shows a break down somewhere, it a bit of a stretch to extend that idea across their entire codebase. Organizations are large, so much so that different levels of rigor across different parts of the organization. Furt
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Burn out has always been a spoken about in tech even before AI. > As one engineer told them, “You had thought that maybe, oh, because you could be more productive with AI, then you save some time, you can work less. But then really, you
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
I appreciate following people and their programs as a motivational/inspirational tool. However when it comes to improving our quality of life so much of it you can do without a special program and I think most of us know this already.
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Oh cool, anyway
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Let's be honest, we spend a lot of time talking about how ChatGPT has no profitability with a product that does not have ads. It was only a matter of time before they had to, in my opinion. They're just the first mover disadvantag
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
I wonder if this will unfortunately just become the new norm. I don't want it to be because I believe music means much more than what a computer can generate on its own. I appreciate that over my time music has been more and more compu
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Not keeping peoples data safe is one thing However, as I have seen in my country Australia under the new social media ban, our Government has mandated social media companies to use age verification technology. As part of this they have mand
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
> It's just multiple computers keeping a balance. It's not complicated. I'd argue this was the trolling
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Sorry but this is silly, as an Australian I can also travel anywhere with my visa debit card without issue. No need to setup a random app for the particular country and transfer money into that, if I need to transfer money into a random app
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Sorry it would suck for everyone, including an Australian like me. How does it not suck? Why can't I just use my one debit card anywhere, why do I need to setup a separate card with a random app in another country, then another in anot
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
It's one of those marketing stunts where they take a dig at another company, then a year or so later find themselves doing the same thing. Think of the Samsung headphone jack commercial.
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
It's one of those marketing stunts where they take a dig at another company, then a year or so later find themselves doing the same thing. Think of the Samsung headphone jack commercial.
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
It's one of those marketing stunts where they take a dig at another company, then a year or so later find themselves doing the same thing. Think of the Samsung headphone jack commercial.
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by NoPicklez 8mo ago
Nothing is black and white and therefore you may be somewhat correct. Society and the world is a complex beast with many drivers and gears, however it would be silly to think it isn't also a big driver and is just boiled down to moral

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