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by aikinai 3y ago
Thomas Kurian, the CEO of Google Cloud, is identical twins with George Kurian, CEO of NetApp.
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by aikinai 3y ago
You can also run OpenCore and install any version of MacOS, even those past the support window.
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by aikinai 3y ago
Agree Japanese subtitles are absolute garbage—I once made the stupid mistake of using Japanese subtitles watching a comedy on a date with someone that didn’t speak English. However, the dubs are the complete opposite. They pack in a ton of
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by aikinai 3y ago
This was in incredibly insightful comment for me, thanks! And I think you can take it further, as it goes both ways. The value proposition is specifically the mix and ambiguity between the legacy and smart students. You’re selling the legac
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by aikinai 3y ago
Wow, a few of these are like the blueprint for dysfunctional teams. Engineers only do exactly what was written in requirements and don’t answer any questions that weren’t asked? Then why even have your own engineers instead of outsourcing t
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by aikinai 3y ago
UI isn’t just a theme. I can imagine a lot of different UI paradigms that either aren’t possible today or just aren’t practically feasible given development constraints.
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by aikinai 3y ago
In most companies, PMs make roughly the same as engineers at the same level, so your wife’s situation likely has other factors. Did she make the jump to another company? If so, that’s why, not the ladder switch. Also, PM requires real skill
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by aikinai 3y ago
That’s the strategy they explicitly chose. Probably because of the founder’s preference or vision. They wanted to position themselves as the legal crypto exchange which is a great differentiation in that market.
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by aikinai 3y ago
I haven't installed the beta yet so don't know details, but I saw a mention on Reddit that you can now have two different ringtones at least.
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by aikinai 3y ago
Because more frameworks and abstraction make it feasible to not do that. I absolutely agree with you and wish companies cared enough about the quality of their experiences, but it’s not economically required so most companies naturally won’
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by aikinai 3y ago
Mine doesn’t just blink; it keeps doing this annoying fast vibrate/noise whenever I stop brushing. So I was reading the article really hoping for an easy jailbreak at the end.
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by aikinai 3y ago
Where do you see that? Just curious.
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by aikinai 3y ago
You didn’t have to use two controllers. You could do the preset where you use the D-pad to strafe and the stick to turn. It’s basically the same as PC.
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by aikinai 3y ago
Nintendo calls it “Lateral Thinking with Withered Technology”[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunpei_Yokoi#Lateral_Thinking_...
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by aikinai 3y ago
Is this a wireless printer?
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by aikinai 3y ago
Live shows.
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by aikinai 3y ago
I just Googled wages in Kenya and $1.50 is higher than all of the basic jobs even up through machinists, drivers, and other medium-skilled positions.
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by aikinai 3y ago
Depends heavily on your time scale.
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by aikinai 3y ago
The subtitle is “What Washington and Its Arab Partners Must Do to Stop the Shootout.”
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by aikinai 3y ago
Someone should do something like this smart knob[0]. It looks incredible. [0] https://youtu.be/ip641WmY4pA?t=58
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by aikinai 3y ago
Sorry, I phrased that poorly. Actually you already can do whatever you want with it. As long as you’re not breaking other laws, you can do anything you want with your iPhone, including jailbreak it and install your own software. What people
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by aikinai 3y ago
If the App Store had zero impact on the proliferation of malware, finding malware in the App Store wouldn’t be a news story in 2022. It would be well-known and expected to be teeming with just as much malware as the open Internet for the pa
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by aikinai 3y ago
> Of course it's the natural state and an inalienable right to modify or do with the things you own in the way you see fit. I agree. But that's not the same as the right to install whatever you want. It's not illegal to ja
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by aikinai 3y ago
The computer industry. Computers were devices that came with predetermined hardware and software for a long time until unbundling took over and became the de facto standard.
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by aikinai 3y ago
The downsides are the obvious; security and privacy are better protected, malware is much harder to distribute and easier to shut down, fraud is more difficult. You can absolutely disagree with the trade off, but pretending like it’s purely
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by aikinai 3y ago
Installing whatever you want on your computer is not necessarily the natural state; it’s not even how the industry started and it’s not how any other industry or devices work. I also prefer to be able to do whatever I want with my own devic
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by aikinai 4y ago
The headline was written by the poster and doesn’t match the original article.
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by aikinai 4y ago
Oh yeah, good point. I can’t imagine how that’s worth it then…
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by aikinai 4y ago
Those are new in-box unactivated phones, completely unrelated to personal theft and activation lock.
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by aikinai 4y ago
What makes the case you referenced any different from thousands of similar machine-involved accidents? Degrees of freedom or range of motion of the machine? Factory robots like this have no decision making ability, so it’s unrelated to pote

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