bosie

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by bosie 4y ago
icloud and also fastmail do this for you
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by bosie 4y ago
what it gets you is iOS and hence access to the iOS/apple only apps.
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by bosie 4y ago
Not an endorsement but have a look at Brydge Max+, maybe that is a keyboard that works for you if a non-flat surface is a requirement.
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by bosie 4y ago
Do you mind providing a source for that as I cannot seem to find anything on a quick google search now? is it longer lifespan or equal quality of life + longer lifespan?
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by bosie 4y ago
I think I am misunderstanding something, how did you cut your cooking/cleaning up time down to 4 minutes a day? And, are you eating the same food every day now?
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by bosie 4y ago
what's the engineering to employee ratio at companies like snap?
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by bosie 4y ago
While I agree, I always find picking tens of libraries for a project and making sure the dependencies work out to be somewhat difficult. What would be the way to orchestrate those libraries? Some sort of orchestration library?
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by bosie 4y ago
Are you at all worried that your eating habits/patterns haven't changed and you are compensating with lots of exercise? It seems to work great for weight loss but at some point you will plateau and maintanance seems difficult that
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by bosie 4y ago
> But they don't make the product Not sure how important that is, though. Often the product gets sold despite of the product, thanks to marketing, operations, logistics, sales, support, legal and management (product/project). G
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by bosie 4y ago
Problem is more that the contributions of an engineere are hard to quantify, so that 10M never gets compared to the 250k
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by bosie 5y ago
I don't think distribution channel can be ad-free as such, let alone claiming every page on the internet needs to agree to this. Would be great if I can get access to superb resources without paying for them but that is not going to ha
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by bosie 5y ago
Aren't you consenting to it when you are browsing the web? If it bothers me so much ("mind rape") and I know a website has ads, why would I go there?
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by bosie 5y ago
I am not a lower but the 20% do not seem to be about carbs. Only sugar. Carbs are only covered by the second paragraph and must be 'within current good manufacturing practice', whatever that means. Am I reading this wrong?
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by bosie 5y ago
Spotify would presumably also have to lift the offline limits they are imposing at the moment. It seems to be around 10k songs, which doesn't make much sense to build a dedicated hardware around.
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by bosie 5y ago
> legal issues when it comes to money being send to people how is the mode of sending money the problem here?
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by bosie 5y ago
I had a Brompton for about two years but did not like how it felt riding it to be honest. The rather weird six gear box thing and lack of disc brakes (especially in rain and winter) was also not that amazing But yes, the folding mechanism i
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by bosie 5y ago
Funny, I have been looking at Tern too (as well as Riese & Müller). Do you use it in the city as well? Which one do you have? How often do you really fold it up?
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by bosie 5y ago
That GIF is not clear to me either. I don't even get what the concept of a room is supposed to be? Or to to phrase it differently: how is this different than slack?
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by bosie 5y ago
Sorry, how are banks connected to this and what policy? They are stealing out of a pool of money (taxation), you would still have that pool with cryptocurrency somehow. How do you prevent this from happening?
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by bosie 5y ago
How does a cryptocurrency prevent a president from stealing money from the population? Public records of all currency transactions?
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by bosie 5y ago
Curious but how would you figure out where the ship is burning if you are receiving a larger number of bug reports, e.g. 1 million bug reports per month? Loads of duplication will also follow etc. Sounds like you need entire teams to figure
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by bosie 5y ago
Why though?
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by bosie 5y ago
I don't get why people like you complain. Just do not read those websites. Do not support them actively like you do now...
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by bosie 5y ago
You said this: > Running that bus every 5 mins (which presents no special difficulty) would double the capacity, and reduce average wait time by 5 mins. the problem with public transportation among other things are connections. running s
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by bosie 5y ago
Can you please back up the claim that doubling every bus and tram does not present special difficulty? I would genuinely love to read an actual analysis of 'just doubling the frequency', does not even have to be San Francisco per
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by bosie 5y ago
Mind sharing some other explanations?
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by bosie 5y ago
I can't comment on Kaiser or SF, not familiar with either. But great if Kaiser can just create GPs and consultants localised in newly built areas like that. well done them. To be honest, I forgot the private aspect of health care in th
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by bosie 5y ago
> Where exactly do you think schooling and medical practices happen or children are taken care of? in close vicinity of the housing. not sure i understand the question. > How hard is to coordinate to double the number of trains or bus
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by bosie 5y ago
Increasing housing increases demand on alot of other resources (medical, kindergarten, streets, public transport, schools,...). how do you orchestrate such a rise in demand in a densely populated city like san francisco quickly (dense in th
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by bosie 5y ago
No, universities are for Research and if people misuse it, it’s the problem or the people and not the universities But it sounds like you want universities to change

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