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by aikinai 4y ago
Isn’t the Photo plan that includes Photoshop only $10?
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by aikinai 4y ago
Then why is anyone allowed to drink, smoke, or be fat? Why draw the line at helmets at not even more expensive choices?
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by aikinai 4y ago
At my last startup we tested a number of options and decided to go with ClickUp. I personally preferred the philosophy of Linear, but ClickUp can do way more and it’s quite good. Their feature velocity is really impressive too. And we did r
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by aikinai 4y ago
There’s a joke in the first episode of Silicon Valley where some mundane startup oversells their mission as something about enabling humanity to thrive. I saw an interview with Mike Judge where he said it was just a copy of an actual experi
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by aikinai 4y ago
Maybe “nice” is what triggered you? I’m not talking about fancy meals here, just soba, basic fish set, rice bowl, etc. There were like four options within one block of my last office. And here’s a random list that comes up first on Google;
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by aikinai 4y ago
I’ve lived here for years, not just visited. There are countless restaurants where you get a basic lunch set for ¥500. You’re either going to the wrong places or talking about dinner. The same places with the ¥500 lunch sets will cost far m
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by aikinai 4y ago
Even inside Tokyo, that’s very typical for a nice lunch set in an average restaurant.
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by aikinai 4y ago
The problem with languages that use 10,000 is they still use commas at 1,000, so you get a very awkward offset that then requires a mental translation between numeric and verbal representations. Sure if you grow up with it, you have that tr
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by aikinai 4y ago
Micro is a μ, so it’s fine too.
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by aikinai 4y ago
This account claims it’s a bot; if that’s true, this is hilarious.
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by aikinai 4y ago
Amen. I'm 100% in the old-school, self-managed local media camp, but I'm well aware that I'm an extreme minority and can't expect mass-market companies to cater to my use case. I'm probably one of the last 1,000 peo
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by aikinai 4y ago
I think you got this backwards. GP is trying to be sarcastic about the anti-poaching collusion scandal.
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by aikinai 4y ago
My understanding is that when things progress naturally, the mother’s body and mind should be in a state that helps them cope with the pain, but it doesn’t reduce it or help you forget anything. My wife remembers every instant of all of her
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by aikinai 4y ago
I live in and love Japan, and after many years have also gotten used to the general ugliness and just enjoy the beautiful parts when I can, but turning off the Japanese filter I’ve developed, good god this is so true.
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by aikinai 4y ago
Thanks for suggesting this one; I missed it but it looks great. Trying it out now!
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by aikinai 4y ago
The "mathematically balanced" description seems to be selling itself short actually. If you check the actual description, it says "By using the perceptually uniform colour space Oklab, I was able to achieve perceptually unifo
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by aikinai 4y ago
Agree. And this is what they’re doing. Sony’s just announced camera leans heavily on ML for autofocus.
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by aikinai 4y ago
Smartphones are nowhere near mirrorless level. Maybe if you only look at the thumbnail? Actually even then they would only be similar in extremely bright environments. I agree mirrorless cameras could do more, but I’m not sure if it’s worth
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by aikinai 4y ago
I see. Agree you should be able to delete those, but even if you don't use them, they're a far cry from "crap" especially in the context of the discussion about exploitative bloatware that runs constantly and makes low-e
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by aikinai 4y ago
What crap that you can’t get rid of does a Mac come with?
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by aikinai 4y ago
Flash memory—something we use everyday now—relies on quantum tunnelling. I’m not sure if you consider that “macro,” but it affects our lives everyday and it blew me away when I first learned that it was an everyday application of effectivel
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by aikinai 4y ago
Thanks for your comment. I was just about to waste time researching Procreate under the false impression it was vector. By the way, if anyone is interested in a vector drawing app, I highly recommend Concepts.
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by aikinai 4y ago
Not that it makes it okay, but Japan also extensively uses deception in interrogations. Japan and America seem to be similar as highly-advanced, rule-of-law democracies with abhorrent criminal justice culture.
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by aikinai 4y ago
Popularity doesn’t have any affect on how many people you need to build it.
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by aikinai 4y ago
Vanmoofs have a built in alarm, are trackable, and the company sells theft insurance. Japan has very little theft, but it’s cultural and not something you can implement with policy. Maybe widespread bike registration helps?
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by aikinai 4y ago
It’s not hypocritical. Most of the comments I saw in the initial thread clearly supported both angles. “Wow that sucks, but huge congrats to the team!” Looks to me like most people acknowledge that it’s great and natural for the company but
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by aikinai 4y ago
Lightroom and Photoshop for iPad are brand new and nowhere close to their legacy versions.
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by aikinai 4y ago
I would agree with you, but read about what they’re actually doing with this camera. They’re actually binning the pixels back down to the same resolution as before and only using the extra size to enhance sharpness and dynamic range. You on
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by aikinai 4y ago
Corporate Memphis https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_Memphis
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by aikinai 4y ago
I don't own a car and cycle everyday (in a country/city where I'm faster than any car rather than slowing them down), and I thought this was a hilarious analogy for the relationship between motorists and cyclist in the US at

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