appletrotter

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by appletrotter 6y ago
If there's enough demand, they'll fix this. Especially after the patents run out.
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by appletrotter 6y ago
>So, from your human reaction to the resulting frame, at best, it takes from 107ms to react to something on screen and see the results of your reaction. People can perceive delays smaller than their reaction window. For argument I'l
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by appletrotter 6y ago
I currently work in a pretty rote software job, and I personally feel that even the most basic things can be very taxing on the mind and requiring of excellent focus. There are very few systems one can engage with where small changes can&#x
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by appletrotter 6y ago
> Therefore, it must be assumed that if you worked only 80% of the time, you're only 80% effective. This is the exact logic that is causing the issue. I would posit that a statement like this could only be true in an environment suc
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by appletrotter 6y ago
I only meant to joke. Very cool that you get to work with such a machine!
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by appletrotter 6y ago
> and have been repeatedly complimented on my ability to put people at ease You calling them a liar eh?
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by appletrotter 6y ago
Not quite the world's largest supercomputer, huh?
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by appletrotter 6y ago
Of course the same is true on mac, as well. Both OSs have stores, but allow sideloading.
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by appletrotter 6y ago
Rude
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by appletrotter 6y ago
> In reality it makes no difference if the uploader is 18 or not Are you for real?
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by appletrotter 6y ago
Doing the motion without weight should be therapeutic, or you could do it with very light dumbbells.
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by appletrotter 6y ago
I also work at a large bank, I can see why clojure wouldn't work for a bank. I would blame the bank for being incompatible with clojure more than the other way around though.
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by appletrotter 6y ago
No, they deprioritize performance, as a feature.
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by appletrotter 6y ago
> like a grown man using the word "yummy". Fascinating.
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by appletrotter 6y ago
Nice.
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by appletrotter 6y ago
Why didn't you?
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by appletrotter 6y ago
> For example, I'm using it with org-capture to track sleep data straight into the table, which results in a table row for each day (with an auto-generated timestamp). I'm curious how one would do that. Would you mind sharing y
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by appletrotter 6y ago
No citation needed
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by appletrotter 6y ago
The miss efficient way to learn is to use all medias available appropriately. You can integrate video lessons into habits that wouldn’t be practical in other forms.
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by appletrotter 6y ago
Why can't there be an O(1) iptable? Just a hashmap?
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by appletrotter 6y ago
And his smoking habits might be directly correlated with reduced motivation, poorer time management, and any number of other things. Meaning that it might not be a direct cognitive effect, but a second or third order effect altering his per
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by appletrotter 7y ago
I don't believe min-maxing efficiency/productivity is a healthy habit for a large portion of people to assume.
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by appletrotter 7y ago
We're proud of you too.
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by appletrotter 8y ago
I think it's great to put out an article like this, for the reader. But it's terribly embarrassing for the company.
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by appletrotter 8y ago
This is the exact situation alt text is designed for. If you use alt text properly and it still isn't handicap accessible, it's not your fault full stop.
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by appletrotter 8y ago
I can tell that logically you understand what you did was wrong, but all the subtext in your writing points to you desperately trying to blame something else (society, drinking, the victims being underage) when the blame really falls squar