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541.
by charlie0 3y ago
One thing I haven't seen mentioned is thermal throttling. Performance per watt absolutely matters if you're working in a place where the temp is 75deg or hotter. Those powerful Wintel laptops will certainly throttle down. The M ar
542.
by charlie0 3y ago
I like the concept, but this reeks of native advertising.
543.
by charlie0 3y ago
I've seen various articles about this and frankly, yes lots of people know it's an issue. I'm tired of hearing about the problems, does anyone have any ideas for a solution to this issue? Maybe creating a curated index of sit
544.
by charlie0 3y ago
The arm waving is some form of exercise, which is a plus for me.
545.
by charlie0 3y ago
I'm sure those people don't want to give up their iPhones and AC either (which also are not "natural").
546.
by charlie0 3y ago
It is if you're making 250K a year.
547.
by charlie0 3y ago
Balaji's Network State. If we can all get together in advance and co-ordinate, techies can likely set up their own communities.
548.
by charlie0 3y ago
I wish way more websites used the / or ctrl+k to bring up autocomplete menus like the Laravel or Tailwind websites.
549.
by charlie0 3y ago
Yeah...what about retirement accounts? If you're not putting money away into retirement, you're either bad at managing money or just scraping by.
550.
by charlie0 3y ago
Ah yes, let's starts banning books related to it as well. That's always a good idea.
551.
by charlie0 3y ago
100% agree. It would also stop investors from coming in and buying up all the properties.
552.
by charlie0 3y ago
What's with venues charging extra for weddings?
553.
by charlie0 3y ago
Good. Parties are bad business for everyone except the partiers, they generate a lot of noise for the neighbors and put much more wear and tear in everything. Still, I see Airbnb allowing these on a case by case basis. The problem is that e
554.
by charlie0 3y ago
This. If going back into SWE was easy, I'd take 6 months off that, go into construction, get paid to get fit and learn new skills, and then come back to SWE. Much better than just going to the gym.
555.
by charlie0 3y ago
I don't think software gets in the way of getting some experience working on cars. Cars still need their tires rotated, alternators swapped out for new ones, new brake pads, oil changes, refilling liquids and occasionally troubleshooti
556.
by charlie0 3y ago
I like to do the oil change on my car, not because I love it, but because it's a good reminder to myself what life is like for those less fortunate who didn't have the same choice. Not to say there aren't any people who don&#
557.
by charlie0 3y ago
What's a Coffee Engineer? Are you engineering coffee plants, or is that a euphemism for a barista? I've started seeing the word engineer get appended to a lot more job roles these past few years; Sales Engineer, Technical Support
558.
by charlie0 3y ago
The solution appears to be rather simple here. Just establish "office hours" and put them in the calendar or something. These are times when you will be available to answer any questions. Otherwise, unless a true emergency comes u
559.
by charlie0 3y ago
Westworld?
560.
by charlie0 3y ago
Changing water price on demand is not easy, but I can see dynamic pricing on parking meters ranging from free suring periods of very low usage to a few dollars a hour during high usage.
561.
by charlie0 3y ago
Yes, and not everyone has an iPhone for the first step. There are lots of iPhone users, but lets not pretend Android users are an insignificant userbase.
562.
by charlie0 3y ago
I just hope this will be usable with the MacBookPro and not require an iPhone for activation like their watch.
563.
by charlie0 3y ago
Ditto. There's so many llms out there now. Is there a website where these are aggregated and ranked? Man, I've been too busy to keep on top of these developments.
564.
by charlie0 3y ago
Mainly because it's open source and has a ton of functionality. I can bring text docs, diagrams, spreadsheets, images, audio, and even video under one single pkm. Because it's an offline app, it doesnt have any of the drawbacks of
565.
by charlie0 3y ago
I've been using Obsidian recently and I can say it's had a big impact on my life. When I was younger I used to read a lot, but i hardly remember anything. Now, when I read something important, I'm sure to summarize it in Obsi
566.
by charlie0 3y ago
I fully agree, but what does this have to do with letting workers work less as productivity increases? Are you implying that stage would only occur if productivity gains are spread equally across the world?
567.
by charlie0 3y ago
Interesting, I predict tech giants will have to build their own AI tech just to avoid espionage from competitors.
568.
by charlie0 3y ago
You are proving my point. Advances in productivity have led to a lowering to the barrier of entry. Anyone can code now. So why,(in theory) would a business owner let their workers work less when someone else is willing to work longer hours?
569.
by charlie0 3y ago
I don't think this is going to happen. Increases in productivity eventually lead to race to the bottom in terms of prices. Which means whoever owns the means of production are not incentivized at all to just let their workers work less
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by charlie0 3y ago
What's next, not being able to mute an ad?

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