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It really depends on what you're doing. If you're writing code for a device that's going to hang out in the forest for 10 years with no updates, write just enough code to solve the problem and make it easy to test. Then test
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6y ago
>Censoring people is wrong and Facebook should refrain from doing it. > Let me decide what is true and false... Yes. But... Facebook's algorithms do not give you both sides of the story. You may end up being presented with only a
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6y ago
> Linux is only free if your time has no value. I don't get this. I have more issues with Windows 10 than I do Ubuntu. Linux used to be fiddly, but not anymore. Windows 10 forgets stuff. You have bluetooth? Nope, maybe if you reb
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6y ago
I'm doing well, thanks for asking. I have been full-time WFH for over half a decade so I had plenty of time to accommodate. My SO was forced to return to work recently, however, so I worry about that. And I think people have just giv
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6y ago
> So, I’m predicting an MBP 13 - 16 range with an extra three hours of battery life+f I predict they'll have the same battery life. Any savings will be used to reduce the battery size.
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6y ago
Why would habitual coffee drinkers be uncomfortable with coffee being a vice? A lot of coffee drinkers freely and openly admit that that first cup is needed to kick start the day and do so shamelessly. There might be some tiny fraction o
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6y ago
Here in FL we just added 4000+ more cases. Every day we break our own record. Our governor seems to think he can blame it on "Hispanics". Sigh. Where did we go so wrong in this country? Why do people not care about each other?
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6y ago
> We use our personal emails to set up the accounts. I would object to that. Personal and business don't mix.
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6y ago
> Email is being replaced by Slack. Is it? I've never once used Slack. It's not on any of my devices. But email is and it works great.
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6y ago
Who is this person and why do they feel they're an authority?
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6y ago
His channel is great. I _really_ want to go to one of his live talks one day.
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6y ago
Assuming naked swimmers wouldn't continue to swim as the tide goes out, you would find them laying on the sandy beach with their no-nos hanging out.
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6y ago
> Offloading work to client devices feels like stealing to me at this point. Kinda is. It makes my mobile work harder and thus uses more battery.
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6y ago
Even if you do read them, what good does it do you when practically the only ISP in your area is Comcast?
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6y ago
> It has non-zero opportunity cost. Then just don't use it at all. Go buy a sub to Audible.
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6y ago
Woah! This is great! Thanks so much.
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6y ago
> The problem isn't digital cash, the problem is having payment infrastructure that's controlled by only one or two companies (like Visa and Mastercard). Payment infrastructure needs to be neutral with multiple payment provider
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6y ago
They don't? What about VOIP?
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6y ago
Okay, so are electric companies responsible for people growing weed?
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6y ago
iPhones are designed to run apps. They are general purpose computers even if their name says otherwise. Comparing them to dishwashers is ... well you can't.
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6y ago
It is called HN. You can’t ever discuss a language without also discussing Rust.
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6y ago
> I wonder how much of that "innovation" really makes a difference to users. It makes a huge difference in terms of usability. Some sites are just plain awful to experience now. Not to mention battery hogs on mobile.
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6y ago
Florida doesn’t do basements.
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6y ago
I have worked remote full time for over half decade now and for the couple years before that it was optional. My opinion is that the work environment should he more fluid. There should be an option to WFH or office but whatever you choose
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6y ago
Interesting. I’ve been thinking of trying to find a decent projector that operates off 12V for hurricane season. Something cheap because we’d not use it too often. DIY might be an option. I don’t have access to any way to make the metal pan
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6y ago
If I recall there was some grumbling, but Apple being Apple, they do what they want.
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6y ago
Blue is objectively the hardest color to see. Amber would be so much better in this scenario.
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6y ago
Blue on black/dark gray is horrible for visual acuity.
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6y ago
Honestly, we're bombarded with this type of behavior day in and day out. And it starts in the highest of places where one would expect more decorum. To a lot of people this behavior is contagious. It is much easier to be negative and t
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6y ago
> But doesn't the huge project like CPU development require a lot of good workers rather than one genius? It requires a lot of good workers and one genius. Some people are just masters at seeing the big picture.
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