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by asdff 27d ago
Situational. But often these apps are doing something just using that standard ios ux library from the really old days, and they open almost instantly as a result as it was designed to work on an iphone 3gs.
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by asdff 27d ago
You better hope you will see them walking. Imagine them at full sprint towards you.
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by asdff 27d ago
You are probably getting caught up in the idea of an inflation adjusted price of a new hand crafted dresser now and in some point of the past. It probably is pretty similar. But, that is just a piece of the puzzle here. In the past, every s
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by asdff 27d ago
Everything is theoretically cheaper for the patients/customer/stakeholders if you just didn't employ anyone at all to do whatever it is you are doing. The thing is, your customers are paying customers because, drum roll, some
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by asdff 27d ago
And the less people are required to think, the less they think, the less they are able to think.
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by asdff 27d ago
I'm not sure who even is priced out of healthcare considering if you are broke you get covered and if you are a little less broke you get subsidized care and if you aren't broke, then you finally pay up. It isn't really roote
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by asdff 27d ago
Ironically, given the reputation of high costs and private care, that is how it is too in the US. It is just that you have to be broke, unemployed, or retired to be covered by the public single payer system. The clinic still needs to docume
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by asdff 27d ago
>deep tasks that would benefit from a larger screen/keyboard Yes, but in the middle of the bread aisle?
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by asdff 27d ago
If apple wasn't so scared of letting people get out of the walled garden, I'd be able to do the equivalent of taking those 10 ford fiesta engines and rigging them into a single 40 cylinder monster.
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by asdff 27d ago
Are you streaming or are these blu ray? Streaming is trash ime.
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by asdff 27d ago
The loss of the joy and satisfaction of driving a proper drivers car with a firm feeling manual transmission will be hard to explain to future generations for sure. But the bigger fear is the loss of autonomy in movement that having everyon
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by asdff 27d ago
This requires a fully drive by wire car I would guess
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by asdff 27d ago
At least I'd be able to cut them off with impunity and know they won't try and follow me for it
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by asdff 27d ago
People run the stop sign all the time by my house. The highway sounds like a fast n furious movie every night. There's no education shortcoming. They know what they are doing. They know how to go the speed limit and stop for a sign for
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by asdff 27d ago
It is healthy to walk. You should be walking probably an hour a day at least if we are being honest. You are made to hunt and forage all day, not sit down. Use it or lose it.
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by asdff 27d ago
Regional or state is better than local government. Local governments would struggle to raise the required funds for the costs of modern transit and would have a mandate to really support transit within their municipal borders vs a regional
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by asdff 27d ago
That model doesn't really work with high demand I wouldn't think. The thing with the fixed route case is you no longer have to serve the many edge cases, you force people to solve it themselves and maximize the service you can off
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by asdff 27d ago
They really should just open up letting you have a small vehicle everywhere in the country. Sometimes you visit some city or little rural area where they let you drive golf carts or atvs or snow mobiles on the roads, grocery store lots are
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by asdff 28d ago
It is even worse in home theater. People went from legit sound systems with an amp and speaker wire runs to actual speakers, proper audio channels, to what at best a sound bar from walmart and zero dynamic range.
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by asdff 28d ago
Not my problem as the customer.
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by asdff 28d ago
The bigger question is what are these apps doing that they aren't doing 10 years ago that they now need all this extra compute for to serve the same basic functionality? It always amazes me how stuff like instagram just tanks my batter
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by asdff 28d ago
I try and pick apps based on package size the rare time I look for some app. There are still apps out there made like they were 10 years ago (that probably haven't been updated in 10 years) where the package size is sub 10mb, sometimes
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by asdff 28d ago
You know they count the till against the reciepts right? And frequently have cameras over the register drawer pointed at the employee? And send people to jail who try to do this?
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by asdff 28d ago
I feel like for some of them they are almost like tarpits for some gamers. Think of some gamers in mmorpgs with like thousands of hours under their belt in some game, content with grinding, learned complicated meta, have some working unders
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by asdff 28d ago
And all of it is like, run around, press x. load stuff in processor. take stuff out of processor. wait. load stuff in processor. take stuff out of processor. wait. oh your crops are ready. pres x, x, x, x, x, x, x. go to sales terminal, sel
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by asdff 28d ago
If its any consolation you would have otherwise gone from where you were to pretty much end game resources/money/ran out of stuff to do in like 2 weeks anyhow.
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by asdff 28d ago
Make change with your local under the table taco stand
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by asdff 28d ago
Advertising stopped really working on me as an adult. You just get burned too often with overly advertised products in the past and you get cynical with all of them going forward. I guess I just don't really buy stuff much at this stag
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by asdff 28d ago
It isn't about making a better product at this point. It is about cracking into the mindshare that makes people reach for software like google maps reflexively in the first place. That is far harder than the technological challenge. Al
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by asdff 28d ago
My calculator is not hacking other peoples websites, no.

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