balls187

15 ms·

211.
by balls187 2y ago
I dont think they were referring to engineers per-se. You'll always need pigs for breakfast. Chickens are the ones who are probably in BS roles.
212.
by balls187 2y ago
Pure speculation—the doj can use that determination against apple in any future proceedings. It’s like a GAL report for a family law case; independent investigator provides a report which the court will then use to inform it’s decision.
213.
by balls187 2y ago
I am of the mindset that the fully tricked out apple models are for two groups nearly exclusively: 1) People who want to show off that money is no issue to them 2) Creative Firms with huge budgets for Apple gear.
214.
by balls187 2y ago
I suppose I just got lucky, using my primary doctor to refer me to services, and doing the research to find which referral docs were covered. Oddly enough, I had the exact opposite experience recently, doc's billing dept said specific
215.
by balls187 2y ago
> F that, if I paid for insurance I shouldn't have to pay anything out of pocket That's not how insurance works, bud. For one, you likely don't pay for insurance, its heavily subsidized by your employer, and they will dete
216.
by balls187 2y ago
You sort of have that already in the US for health, its tied to your insurance and its called max out of pocket. Of course it only applies to covered services, and insurance companies and medical providers don't necessarily make it sim
217.
by balls187 2y ago
> It seems like AWS' entire business model is making the pricing so confusing that you don't know what it will cost until after you've used it. Complicated cost calculations are only a part of the issue. You (or your team)
218.
by balls187 2y ago
It wasn’t so much the kiss; but the full interaction—it came up to me and wanted to see my son who was covered up in his stroller and not facing the enclosure, then it was seemingly satisfied with my reaction, and left. Of course my dog wil
219.
by balls187 2y ago
No. This was at zoo du Bassin d’Arcachon
220.
by balls187 2y ago
Many years ago I stopped by a zoo in France, with my 7mo son. I was pushing him in the stroller while he was napping, and at the orangutan exhibit, one came up to the window and gestured towards the stroller. I turned the stroller to face t
221.
by balls187 2y ago
At home charging isn't essential for owning an EV. They're just a convenience. We can argue back and forth, about ubiquity vs mainstream, but ultimately the point I am making is that these definitions are merely opinions. Who care
222.
by balls187 2y ago
By your definition garage doors aren’t mainstream because renters don't have ubiquitous access to them… My definition of mainstream: nearly all major automotive companies offer EVs that are mass marketed.
223.
by balls187 2y ago
The Innovators Dilemma.
224.
by balls187 2y ago
Rejection is usually something the IRS can suss out immediately when you e-filing such as incorrect SSN for dependents. Correction letters are just form letters from automated audits, usually forgetting to input a 1099 misc from some bank a
225.
by balls187 2y ago
I cannot see how this will go well for Amazon at all. I don’t imagine judges like businesses being cute with evidentiary rules, and even less so when they continually refuse to address the issue.
226.
by balls187 2y ago
It is bonkers that the IRS cannot prefill information for the majority of Taxpayers.
227.
by balls187 2y ago
In addition to intimidating—there is the rote repetitiveness: how many times do you want to style the same components? Or adding the same custom components. Sometimes I just wanna work on my app and not write css.
228.
by balls187 2y ago
The key issue I take away is the success rate: 1.25% and assuming that fact is accurate, I suggest the following: If the goal of your company is to be a billion dollar business, then I would say that just applying for and getting into YC is
229.
by balls187 2y ago
I'm curious what is the reason for deepfake research and what the practical application is. Can someone explain the commercial need to take someones likeness and generate video content? If I was an a-list celebrity, I would give permis
230.
by balls187 3y ago
Crazy to think groups of people who look indistinguishable from one another are hell bent on destroying each other.
231.
by balls187 3y ago
You don’t unlock to the home screen, at least on IOS 17. You unlock to the last app you had open. And while not exactly what you were advocating for, you can add Apple Notes to control center which you can unlock to. There are also shortcut
232.
by balls187 3y ago
PC specs?
233.
by balls187 3y ago
The biggest culprit was the cd-rom drivers and the mouse driver. Our PC “only” had 4mb of RAM which was the minimum for Doom, but exiting Windows into DOS after boot left a lot of cruft in memory. The first time I tried starting the compute
234.
by balls187 3y ago
The sleep doc made this point prior to writing my Rx for an oral appliance—basically it may not work and/or may be not tolerable. Given I wear a mouthguard while training, I felt that I would be able to tolerate an oral sleep apnea dev
235.
by balls187 3y ago
Your bite can get misaligned, though the solution is a moulded piece of plastic that realigns your bite that you use when you wake up.
236.
by balls187 3y ago
The title on HN is the literal title of the article. As Op stated, initially in the article the author clearly states that CPAP is preferred and most effective in totality. The actual point of the article is that Obstructive Sleep Apnea is
237.
by balls187 3y ago
And hope an app you need to use is always available on the Apple App Store.
238.
by balls187 3y ago
Right, but it was example of why GP would be unlikely to use Google Cloud or recommend Google cloud to others.
239.
by balls187 3y ago
> $45,000 in MRR and so $44,730 I’ve found a lot of these numbers from people selling passive income methods are extrapolated.
240.
by balls187 3y ago
Did your use case violate 1,2,3,4?

More ›