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by browningstreet 4mo ago
Not really, I've been to various docs for this.. one said BPPV attacks usually hit people 1-3x in a lifetime, I average that per year. Head MRI revealed nothing interesting. It's much diminished from its peak abuse of my system, b
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by browningstreet 4mo ago
As someone with persistent BPPV, I need anti-nausea dots in life.
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by browningstreet 4mo ago
This position makes it impossible to discuss these things.
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by browningstreet 4mo ago
That's not exactly how I would summarize the current moment in time. This OP article doesn't really go into it, but they did actually propose a solution to the divide, they just needed more time to develop it. The Reuters article
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by browningstreet 4mo ago
Today's presentation was about the things you can do in the next release. And the asnwer to your question is "yes", in Golden Gate.
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by browningstreet 4mo ago
I'm glad I've been sitting on my iPhone 15 Pro Max... I'll upgrade someday, if/when I need to and the software updates are compelling, but I'll see how things run on my M5 Macbook. But the 15 Pro Max isn't subp
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by browningstreet 4mo ago
they need a background scrobble that they can put under the demo "hey siri" voices that doesn't launch anything
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by browningstreet 4mo ago
Social media wasn't the thing it is today during the AT&T exclusive period.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
He can’t do with rockets what he says SpaceX has to do to meet its goals, and he isn’t raising enough money to get the job done either. It’s another misdirection.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
I’m a solopreneur working on a fairly large number of independent projects. I use Claude Code to initiate a project using Sahil’s ME skill pack and write a high-level spec to a Linear ticket. If/when I’m ready to work on that idea, I c
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
I said they “said” that. And Google releases another free local model. As did Microsoft. The actual facts of the day belie your snort take. At least a little bit.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
This won't replace commercially viable, revenue generating alternatives of their own devising, but it does enable development activity and initiate conversations with enterprises who start with this model but want to do slightly more.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
Ryan Holiday shows his index card system in a few videos, including this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU7efgGEOgk I also often think of the passage from Pirsig's Lila where his box of index cards gets upended u
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
They worked with Microsoft to make this commercially viable. That’s possibly reason enough.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
Somehow Uber and WeWork survived the same kind of grand projections that they never met.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
:-)
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
B2 isn't really great as an active file store, it's better as cold storage.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
Mounting Dropbox on Linux machines is really easy. Google Drive has terrible support for binary files and namespaces. For business purposes I didn't want to use iCloud. But it seems like it's iCloud & Dropbox then.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
I wanted a forever backup. I'm going to trust Apple and a hard drive.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
Having just rsync'd 100s of GBs back down from B2 and not sure where to put it, and having lots and lots of business documents and video files to share with collaborators, I'm surprised how few competitors there are in the Dropbox
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
You sound like my old man who swears all coffee tastes the same. Folgers is Starbucks is Blue Bottle.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
Dumb looking, Back to the Future inspired, toy design.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
Customer acquisition and retention is so very hard and expensive. It’s a tough equation.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
And? Companies build all kinds of internal tools that are at odds with their long term brand and public product strategy.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
I’ve almost entirely given up on managing music. Just done with it. I listen to soma.fm and radioparadise.com .. I read one music magazine and listen to some of the music recommendations from there, but following any of it, over time, is
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
I'm surprised anyone thought Google would stay committed to an IDE product built on Microsoft's VS Code. This was clearly an experiment or stepping stone, they were never going to stick to this path. It was always going to go away
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
They're running with their heads down, for at least as long as the current administration exists.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
And Paul G has defended him on X as a centrist. Weird blind spot.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
Remember all those senior military officials being fired right before things kicked off? They knew. But all it takes is Trump and Hegseth YOLOing past them and all that institutional, historical knowledge counts for nothing.
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by browningstreet 5mo ago
That piano trebuchet!

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