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cco
8y ago
But for this person doesn't have one of their podcasts. And according to you it has ads? Overcast does not.
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cco
8y ago
Ever tried Pocket Cast? Carries Fantasy Footballers and has pretty good discoverability and search and great usability. Also offers cloud service, for an upcharge, to let you sync with a web player for your PC as well.
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cco
8y ago
Who is acting offended? The article didn't mention anybody balking, where have you seen this?
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cco
8y ago
Surprised you didn't use 4'33".
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cco
8y ago
That is the only alternative in your mind? It seems odd that required functionality of your home automation solution would not be built and maintained by you, the company creating it.
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cco
8y ago
That is a good point, I would refine my argument a based on your response. √(Σ(xᵢ²/N) - (Σxᵢ/N)²) is unhelpful on its own, and as you point out a more "human readable" version of this equation would be rather convoluted.
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cco
8y ago
Can't wait to get my unlimited PTO paid out!
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8y ago
That's very surprising to me, why would you care what ads you get if it means mortgaging your privacy? If we grant that ads are a given, just give me whatever bullshit you want, I won't click on any of them and I'm ignoring t
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8y ago
>For example, 2 raisedToInteger: 3 is perfectly readable, but chatty at best. For the life of me I will never understand this opinion. If you're trying to eek out the last bits of memory, fine, verbosity is a valid concern
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cco
8y ago
I've followed this case a bit and read a few articles for each side, given our current legal framework I haven't seen a good argument against Oracle. Is there something obvious I'm missing?
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cco
8y ago
I think both experiences could be true, in American suburbs and towns there is no such thing as a shop keeper or butcher in your neighborhood, it's _all_ residential. In that context it would only be the mothers and retired available.
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8y ago
I'm not sure I follow, you think that employment goes up during economic downturns?
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8y ago
Bundled in that statement is an assertion that there is something about the human visual system that is magic, I think that is frankly ridiculous. Our eyes are pretty terrible cameras, it's our post processing that makes us able to dri
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cco
8y ago
What would you call the US's massive increase in oil production if not preparing for possible problems in Saudi Arabia?
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cco
8y ago
Yes, pretty routine in small town rural Oregon.
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cco
8y ago
I would encourage you to join people like the author as I hope she would join you in condemning the prejudice against me in places with children rather than try to say, "yeah but this is worse!"
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8y ago
An officer does not fire their weapon, they assess and respond to the situation.
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cco
8y ago
It depends on how you define "relaxed", if you mean low CNS arousal as a base state but can easily move into a highly aroused state when needed then maybe. But if you mean low CNS arousal generally then I completely disagree, some
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cco
8y ago
I'm partial to number 2 as well, though I would add that having children is widely reported to increase "happiness" or "fulfillment" with the caveat that those concepts and self-report are very wishy/washy.
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cco
8y ago
Gazing at caterpillars on a garden path does not generally lead to passing along your genes. Impatience and a craving for intensity does often lead to passing along your genes, I think the calculus is pretty straight forward.
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cco
8y ago
To elaborate, Dilbert's boss has pointy hair so it references "management".
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cco
8y ago
> - certain types of businesses (financial firms, high end law firms, etc) will offer their highest-paid employees concierge-type services to make it more practical to spend extended hours in the office. Examples might be handling the em
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8y ago
I haven't bought new underwear in about four years and my oldest pair just ticked over a decade. Duluth boxer briefs, and before that, when they were good, Ex Officio. I highly recommend them for their long life and comfort.
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cco
8y ago
Modal is just Rayon no? I had the same misconception about "hemp fabric", turns out these exotic "natural fabrics" are just Rayon made using a novel source of cellulose.
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8y ago
Looking back, would you leave anything out of your daily loadout to avoid injury?
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8y ago
Suggested this as a future alternative to the creators I previously supported on Patreon, I'd love to see some better competition in this space.
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8y ago
I don't disagree but you've already lost the voter. I think the best possible chance of success here wraps harm reduction and treatment strategies into an emotional story of paternalism/punishment. That framework is really po
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8y ago
I'm not being glib but I think agreeing on outcomes is a much harder issue than you think that it might be. In my experience in this space, disagreement on desired outcomes is the root of political problems around drug addiction, menta
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8y ago
So the plan is to leave the unused cabling in the tunnel and plaster some new stuff further up the wall? I hope that there is a robust plan in place to deal with the old cabling which will continue to rot and at some point will detach leadi
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8y ago
I think you got some bad boots. To your example of cars, you've proved the theory; you bought a car at four times the price of the beater and it will last far longer than 4X and will do so more cheaply and reliably.
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