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by borski 2y ago
https://support.apple.com/en-us/118246
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by borski 2y ago
Say more.
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S25 Ultra – Are We All Just Bored Now?(publish.obsidian.md)
8 points by borski 2y ago|2 comments
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by borski 2y ago
HN is not a newspaper. Opinion pieces fit perfectly well within the guidelines as long as they are factual and interesting.
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Reminds me of this famous tweetstorm: https://x.com/naval/status/1002103360646823936?s=46&t=WBeGlu...
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> You can see this effect in y combinator. The owners of y combinator don’t actually do much work. The YC partners who spend so much of their time helping startups are definitely doing work.
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It’s an idea for a science fiction story.
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I don’t disagree. I was explaining why one might want to. The “electricity” in the air when you are working and surrounded by brilliant people who really are passionate about what they’re doing is addictive and extremely fulfilling. That
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Yes, it’s wrong, because it isn’t an act. Improv isn’t about being fake or acting/lying.
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In short: Founder sales. (I strongly suggested to every employee to take some into improv classes for the same reason. I didn’t want them to be better actors. I wanted them to be better listeners, which is what improv is really about)
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The thrill of working with and being surrounded by brilliant people who are breaking new ground and building things that people really find useful is a hell of a drug. It doesn’t require a megalomaniac at the helm. It just often happens
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Sure, in the same sense that an EKG can be abnormal on an otherwise perfectly healthy patient. This is why we treat patients, not test results.
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I don’t disagree with you. The idea is that there is a lot of information online about how to do it right. I would have stayed to explain, because it’s confusing af, but I think that’s what happened. I don’t think soatok is intentionally se
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From a very smart doctor friend: “That’s a rough article. This person definitely falls outside the usual mechanisms of nausea. I’m always interested in this stuff because managing post operative nausea and vomiting is a huge part of anesthe
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That’s what the actual crypto classes are for. If people are intrigued, those are fantastic elective courses.
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You’re right. The problem is that after repeating the same thing hundreds of times to different developers you can develop a bit of an anger toward the situation, as you see the same mistakes play out over and over. I’m not defending it, bu
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The library's functions are overseen by the librarian of Congress, and its buildings are maintained by the architect of the Capitol. The librarian of Congress is the head of the Library of Congress, appointed by the president of the Un
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Is it? Seems up to me. [edit] Oh, I see, the actual 2020 census data is down: https://www.census.gov/2020results Says for maintenance.
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> I have a pet hypothesis that a non-trivial chunk of the "problems" discovered with medical testing are not actually problems but just expressions of the surprisingly wide variation in how humans work. Maybe this was just a th
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It’s rarely that black and white; moreover, what defines whether is it legal or not is the lawsuit itself. If Apple believes it was not defended appropriately, it would make sense to join suit.
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If the remedy the court and defendants/prosecution agreed to affects my ability to compete or contract, then I have a claim to that being an illegal remedy, as I was not a party to the suit and therefore did not have say in something
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by borski 2y ago
This has always been the case though. Not every court case gets pursued to completion. And some that do shouldn’t.
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QR Code Leads to Two Websites, but How?(hackaday.com)
2 points by borski 2y ago|0 comments
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Home Loss File System(docs.google.com)
413 points by borski 2y ago|105 comments
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https://x.com/paulg/status/1860692810279559283
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This makes me so sad.
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That is simply not true. Moreover, this forum is not “targeted towards the well-off.” Out in the real world, Luigi is a criminal who shot a man in cold blood and sparked a conversation. That’s about it. Hardly a hero. And the majority of th
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We’ve seen a CEO shot, and the majority of people definitely don’t cheer it on; just a very vocal minority. Moreover, he may yet get the death penalty; I’m not sure I’d call that any more “fragile” than any other shooting.
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Perhaps, consider, that there may be more than one way to skin a cat.
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Yes, it has. Abortion access is one example.

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