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by bjtitus 4y ago
Wonder how long it will take until people are being put on mental health holds based on this data.
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by bjtitus 4y ago
Good luck finding anyone who gets significant traffic from Apple’s App Store allowing this.
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by bjtitus 4y ago
I highly suggest checking out Natural Atlas ( https://naturalatlas.com/ ) by the same small team who made the CoTrex app ( https://trails.colorado.gov/ ) for Colorado Parks and Wildflife. A really fantastic tea
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by bjtitus 4y ago
Wouldn't it make sense to take the group along and have everyone turn around when it is impassable? Is the scouting because the group is physically incapable of going the extra distance when route finding is needed? From my limited exp
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by bjtitus 4y ago
> There are many times me going ahead a bit to scout the trail and judge the impact of recent weather I'm curious what you need to judge in advance that's worth getting beyond line-of-site of "newcomers"? I suppose if
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by bjtitus 4y ago
Seriously. I think the author just chose a very poor analogy for their social critique. > unless you're hiking in dangerous wilderness, there is no hard reason to prefer larger numbers. This is simply untrue. Many people hike in gro
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by bjtitus 4y ago
It’s almost like they’re thinking about more than just the immediate money and consider these part of their messaging around health & safety. Kind of like how Collision Detection could have been an excellent Apple Watch upsell feature b
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by bjtitus 4y ago
Most people would much rather spend $20-$50 on decent external batteries and keep their all-in-one device than spend hundreds of dollars + monthly fees for dedicated satellite communicators or rescue beacons.
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by bjtitus 4y ago
You can buy a satellite beacon and pay no monthly fees but you'll be paying up front.
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by bjtitus 4y ago
> They could have just made a new fantasy story with short hair elves, and I think that would have been judged on its own. And all of 10 people would have watched it. IP is for name recognition more than anything else. What percentage of
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by bjtitus 4y ago
Takes anywhere from 30s-1.5m on my M1 Max.
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by bjtitus 4y ago
What part of opt-in advertising IDs is only lip service to privacy? Seems entirely about privacy and very little about security. Similarly, iCloud Private Relay is completely privacy focused and isn't really about security at all. Both
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by bjtitus 4y ago
> this process has to be a net positive or it's just unsustainable Or it has to achieve the bare minimum: filling positions with anyone who makes it through the sieve.
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by bjtitus 4y ago
> if it goes offline within the year This would be a >95% reduction in lifespan. I'm really curious what source suggests anything close to such a colossal failure in the predicted meteoroid environment.
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by bjtitus 4y ago
What's your differentiation criteria for whether a comment is worth posting or not?
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by bjtitus 4y ago
There are all kinds of potential performance benefits to a native SDK. Cross app caching for such common data could be a huge boon for watchOS complications & Home/Lock Screen widgets, for instance. No idea if they are implementing
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by bjtitus 4y ago
> this surgery clinic will treat your appendicitis for less than the average patient's deductible + coinsurance. I'm including the flight + hotel stay in that estimate. Are there really people flying to avoid overpaying for an
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by bjtitus 4y ago
I've found Fork to be faster than Gitup for very large repos. I used to use Gitup exclusively but switched to Fork a few years back. The graph drawing in Gitup can get bogged down when you have hundreds of branches. I still love that r
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by bjtitus 4y ago
Surely you aren't questioning that Twitter has users beyond our Solar System.
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by bjtitus 5y ago
Definitely one of the stranger sources of economic doomporn I've seen, but at least the whole vibe seems a bit more self-aware than most. I hope a bunch of screenshots of indices at 5-year highs with conveniently short time frames (exc
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by bjtitus 5y ago
You replied to a report about two more Northern European countries joining NATO who seem to have been against it before by saying Putin is freezing NATO membership where it is? It seems like things are going completely opposite of the way y
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by bjtitus 5y ago
Is any part of Chernobyl still in operation? It seems like everything was shut down by 2000 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_Nuclear_Power_Plant ).
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by bjtitus 5y ago
I'm a bit confused by this take so my apologies if I'm missing the point. SwiftUI leans far more in the direction of declarative layouts with very little actual code required. It defaults to bottom up sizing so that view sizes are
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by bjtitus 5y ago
There's a Google Drive workflow for Alfred which I've used previously. https://www.alfredforum.com/topic/17318-google-drive-%E2%80%...
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by bjtitus 5y ago
Yes, it goes into effect on May 15 [1]. 1: https://www.shrm.org/resourcesandtools/hr-topics/talent-acqu...
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by bjtitus 5y ago
Kagi has a "consumption" section where they show how much your searches cost to perform. I've done 20 searches this month (I haven't switched it to default) and it says I have incurred $0.25 (between $0.01 and $0.02 per
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by bjtitus 5y ago
Mermaid rendering is also hopefully coming to Github soon (Q1 - 2022). https://github.com/github/roadmap/issues/372
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by bjtitus 5y ago
Meanwhile, Tesla seems to be using them nearly interchangeably in its marketing. https://www.tesla.com/support/full-self-driving-computer Tesla attempts to bury the lead by saying drivers shouldn't use these featu
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by bjtitus 5y ago
This is great to know! I've been enjoying Orion a lot so far. Thanks for all of your work on building something new!
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by bjtitus 5y ago
> Only Safari can have extensions, only Safari can have iOS Content Blockers, only Safari supports Screen Time limits on websites and iOS parental controls, and only Safari is allowed to launch apps I don't think any of these are st

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