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Yeah. They still take ~50% of the effort of hand-washing before you can expect them to actually clean anything you put in them, in my experience—our current one, though only a year old, is incredibly shitty and takes more like 75%. With a
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> “That being said, I was quite surprised to see a few families using paper plates rather than dishes. I’m keenly aware of my culture’s extreme wastefulness and have tried to make efforts to reduce my footprint, which is why I probably w
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9y ago
The front end/back end sharing argument never appealed to me. In practice, how much are you actually going to be able to share? No way it's worth it. What's finally got me writing way more Javascript than I'd like to is
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9y ago
It also breaks "back" IIRC. They expect you to use the "x" on the page to navigate back, not.. you know, the back button built into the browser. That and the scrolling are what got me to switch my iphone to DDG.
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I think I just have whatever Sweethome recommended last year. One of the lower-end models—only useful thing, really, is a timer-vibration to tell you to switch quarters or quit, and that's the only extra feature mine has. You don'
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9y ago
Good point. I've come to accept that bookmarking tabs is just a mechanism for making me feel OK closing them, and that I will never, ever go back through my bookmarks to look at that stuff. Haven't done it in over 20 years of web
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9y ago
> There is a lot of overwhelm these days. It's not just our devices: peak tv, never ending YouTube videos, endless tweets, and a web we can never fully explore. Endless everything . You can even apply qualifiers like "excellen
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9y ago
The electric toothbrush is one of those "holy crap how did I live without this?!" things for me. First time I used it my teeth felt as if I'd had a professional cleaning. No amount of manual brushing gets them as clean as eve
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9y ago
The project I'm currently on involves writing an app that will share most state management/business logic (we're very lightly using/abusing Redux for that part) and a web API client in Javascript (well, Typescript) acr
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9y ago
I've been paid to write code in Perl, PHP, Ruby, JS, Go, ObjC, and Java, plus a little C and Python, for going on 15 years. I'm pretty sure I've never written "!!" and I think I could count the times I've se
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9y ago
Where'd I say I was giving strangers' kids peanut butter, like some kind of creepy peanut butter bandit?
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The only two features that keep me on high-end smartphones are the cameras (I have kids—Apple's live photos are basically magic) and GPS. If it were only the latter I could probably drop to a dumbphone and just use physical maps, and&#
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9y ago
Did you read the linked page? Or google for how recommendations re: feeding kids peanuts have changed since 2015? We concluded the advice was wrong because very few of our peers in school had food allergies, but now a crazy percentage of th
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My past iPhones have gone quite a bit longer than 2 years with 24hr+ battery life. But that's probably because they start out with ~72hr battery life (under my use patterns, which are ~20min web browsing, average of a couple pictures o
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Huh. My wife and I deliberately did the opposite of the "avoid exposure to allergens (especially nuts)" guidelines for kids because it seemed like obviously ass-backwards, stupid advice, considering that rates of kids with serious
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> - Images ballooned in size by a megabyte (without adding much extra requests) For some reason, around the time "digital native" design and designers got big, it suddenly became OK to include giant design-only images (not cont
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A lot of it's an observation of where we already are, not a warning about what's coming. [EDIT] in fact I'd class a solid 4 of the first 6 episodes as mostly about general human nature, or about where the interaction of techn
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This particular AMP-bashing post just reminded me to go change mobile Safari's default search engine to DDG, which I'd been meaning to do so I stop being sent to terrible AMP pages, but kept forgetting to do because in the moment
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> Just say what you mean. We all know it's just your opinion without all the weasel words. Nobody is going to mistake it for anything else. People on the Web will. They hate succinct, accurate, clear (so, good) writing and will sett
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9y ago
Still seeing lots of "No results" screens here for queries that definitely should have results, though every so often it works OK.
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I can beat all but the really good "fast food"-style pizza (the kind people stop to pick up a stack of pies to take home on their way through town) with my lesser dough recipe (uses a bread machine) and mid-tier ingredients, wit
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This is reinforcing my impression of Haskell's idiomatic aesthetic as "really bad Perl".
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Lots of Android devices are sold. The average time each user spends using their Android device(s), and those users' average affluence, is so incredibly low that they still only manage to make up 50% of Google's ad revenue on mobil
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9y ago
You can play a ton of songs with like 5-6 open chords. Find a song you don't hate that just uses G, C, and D majors, and drill the hell out of it until it's easy to transition between those. Way more fun to practice with a real so
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The new Twin Peaks has been confusing me by prominently displaying several different computer/phone brands. I'm not sure whether they've somehow taken on multiple sponsors for the same kind of thing, which seems unusual, or
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The monument in question is this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monument_to_the_Great_Fire_of_...
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None of the males in my circle of friends (spanning mid 20s to mid 30s) who aren't single are on social media at all . The two single ones are only on social media because that's where they coordinate dates/hookups. Events a
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Those exact issues finally got me to drop Win10 to run Linux on the desktop for the first time in most of a decade, and to not have Windows running on any of my machines for the first time since... god, 1992 or 1993? Something like that.
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Ah, yeah, I looked past the subtitle and started reading the article itself, which is definitely not ideal inverted-pyramid reporting, as it starts with: "It’s led to raids by law enforcement agencies and mass deaths in animals; in t
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All I can figure with this stuff is that they're trying to weed out people too dumb and/or naive to effectively lie on something like this. Or those who won't work for a place that asks them to, as with you. They're defi
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