SirHound

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by SirHound 7y ago
Not all social media is equal in its mental effects
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by SirHound 7y ago
You have no idea when that good luck will run out
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by SirHound 7y ago
Probably just continue to enjoy my life
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by SirHound 7y ago
> Personally, I There's your problem
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Framer Motion(framer.com)
1 points by SirHound 7y ago|0 comments
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Framer Motion, the successor to Pose by Popmotion, is now open source(framer.com)
14 points by SirHound 7y ago|0 comments
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by SirHound 7y ago
I agree but I'd be happy to go back to a MacBook Air for all this.
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by SirHound 7y ago
Probably just buy a PlayStation
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by SirHound 7y ago
Because your purchase is at the mercy of Google continuing to support it. Which they have a horrific track record of.
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by SirHound 7y ago
If you have an example I can take a look at, I can investigate. The only performance issue I know of is when we unmount components in a PoseGroup when others are animating.
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by SirHound 7y ago
The majority of western media and communication is in English. This would be a humongous waste of time and resources.
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by SirHound 8y ago
The first time I was the same. I looked at it a second time and the longer I looked it felt increasingly uncomfortable, almost to the point of panic.
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by SirHound 8y ago
But isn't the problem that a lot of airports (like Heathrow and Schipol) are operating at capacity? So the only way to get more capacity is to increase the size of each individual aircraft.
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by SirHound 8y ago
Yes the functionality of eyeballs was instead proven a meaningless evolutionary sidestory
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by SirHound 8y ago
Shame there isn’t a metric for the amount of fun a society has from those same drugs.
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by SirHound 8y ago
Gestures?
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by SirHound 8y ago
Ah that old trick
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by SirHound 8y ago
Sounds like a pretty odd attitude to become a NIMBY after the fact. You knew what you were buying.
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by SirHound 8y ago
I always think the next surfing experience (dialling through radio frequencies, surfing the early web, etc) will be dialling/browsing between "mirrorworlds". I doubt there'll be one. Although the fear is we're alrea
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by SirHound 8y ago
Someone working an hour a week counts as employed.
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by SirHound 8y ago
"Sorry we got caught"
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by SirHound 8y ago
I'm incredibly excited for his hopefully-inevitable RDR2 investigation.
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by SirHound 8y ago
I assume now the only growth is going to be found by increasing their market share, it'll be suggested again.
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by SirHound 8y ago
The iPhone is so powerful now I don’t understand why they don’t sell a dock for it that runs a desktop environment. or a laptop enclosure where you drop it in as the trackpad. I’d be back on the upgrade cycle if they did.
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by SirHound 8y ago
Health
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by SirHound 8y ago
It's worth remembering when these were written. > Most people own more than one PC, though the concept of what a "computer" is has changed considerably. Computers are no longer limited in design to laptops or CPUs containe
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by SirHound 8y ago
Yeah but we dont simply disappear as a result of what they receive.
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by SirHound 8y ago
They couldn’t! Basic demographics mean this kind of approach would, like it or not, end us. Although given the global inverse correlation between financial prosperity and birth rates, we’ll be back on our feet within a generation!
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by SirHound 8y ago
No, you are arguing in bad faith (or ignorance). British immigration policy is British immigration policy because as per European law it has mechanisms to prevent benefit immigration that is isn’t exercising https://eur-lex.europ
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by SirHound 8y ago
Theoretical differences? People don't regularly go missing in the west for reeducation. There is a difference between a biased news source and flat-out censorship. Equating us to China is disingenuous and loopy.

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