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by cududa 5y ago
Except some of the readers were made in house. I’ve never been into a Facebook conference room that didn’t use one of their custom touch screen/ card readers.
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by cududa 5y ago
I remember my first time having a meeting at Facebook and observing none of the doors had keyholes and thinking "hope their badge system never goes down"
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by cududa 5y ago
I like to error on the side of coincidence but holy shit I've gotten like 12 spam phone calls today and almost never get any
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by cududa 5y ago
… if you’re a small company then your other option is to offer a large relocation benefit and high salary to get someone to move to the location you’re in. So a return to in person work wouldn’t solve your issue of hiring someone out of sta
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by cududa 5y ago
Oh yeah I loved my 2010 and 2014. Looking forward to the M1X. The 2017 is just a special kind of awful
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by cududa 5y ago
Yeah because if anything, Linux is definitely known for great power management on laptops
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by cududa 5y ago
My 2017 MBP that was fully spec’d out is both the most expensive and worst laptop I’ve ever owned. -Rarely ever goes to sleep -It’s the same model Facebook returned a few thousand of because it randomly voltage surges the USB-C ports and fr
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by cududa 5y ago
Right. As well, the gun mounted in the truck needs to account for real world wind, vehicle recoil/ follow through
489.
by cududa 5y ago
Right but the actuator hardware stabilization includes a lot more like measuring and predicting preposition movements, calculating wind speed into the actuator, etc. This system gives a shooter the calibration data and they can adapt second
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by cududa 5y ago
I’ve been regularly washing my phone since the X and never had a problem. I also don’t use a case and handle it delicately, but do have glass covers on the front and back. Use to drop/ break my phones all the time. One day it occurred
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by cududa 5y ago
Was an experimental one, and actually need to get part of it repaired soon which I’m not looking forward to. But basically, the trigeminal nerve bundle comes up from your neck through your right jawbone, heads up around your mouth and cheek
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by cududa 5y ago
Caveat: not a neuroscientist, but have worked with many and been involved in MRI and fMRI imaging for investigating HCI concepts/ products and marketing. As well, when I was younger had trigeminal neuralgia, considered the most painful
493.
by cududa 5y ago
Never had a problem with it. At least once a day I wash my phone when I wash my hands
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by cududa 5y ago
Conspiracy clickbait given there’s actually recent pictures of the place. If the guy really was dedicated to figuring it out, could’ve hopped the gate, flew a drone, or just kayaked down. The constant tone of “how could anyone believe that!
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by cududa 5y ago
I was 10. My classroom “job” was to take the attendance to the office. No one was in the main office, I could hear them in the back room so I wandered back. I got there right as the first tower came down. The way all the adults were screami
496.
by cududa 5y ago
The only reason the law doesn’t violate Roe v Wade because it tasks citizens to turn people in
497.
by cududa 5y ago
I’m sorry but this is not the 7 GUI. These all look like straight linear gradients with no breakpoints in how harsh they appear in this library. To the creator I’d suggest using photoshop or Figma to relocate the design elements, then trans
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Nationwide, state, and county level reasons for vaccine hesitancy tool(uptous.org)
1 points by cududa 5y ago|0 comments
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by cududa 5y ago
Yes but you’re still going to use visa and MasterCard with whatever your banks debit card is based off of. They’ve been cutting off payments to sites that publish adult content for ages, this isn’t new.
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by cududa 5y ago
Mainly was posting to point out they’re requiring voting machines to use the blockchain and in the same sentence prohibiting them from being connected to the internet
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by cududa 5y ago
Thanks, sorry. That was the main point I found interesting/ relevant to HN. Wasn’t aware of the title rule.
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Ohio Republicans propose voter photo ID law, ending most absentee voting, more(news5cleveland.com)
4 points by cududa 5y ago|5 comments
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by cududa 5y ago
…you’re aware the Nazis occupied Algeria, yes?
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by cududa 5y ago
In this scenario energy would be stratified by wealth and geography and result in massive civil unrest. So it’s absolutely possible, just highly unlikely to happen until it’s absolutely necessary, and likely too late to actually “solve” the
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by cududa 5y ago
How arrogant do you have to be to know a civil suit on anticompetion is inbound, and still email about plans to stifle it? A long time ago a mentor said “never put anything in email that you don’t want to show up in a court of law” and that
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by cududa 5y ago
Good puff piece, but here’s a great counter on a 7-Eleven franchisee in Japan taking a day off to care for his wife with cancer, so to punish him they built a corporate owned 7-Eleven in his parking lot. https://www.nytimes.com&#
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by cududa 5y ago
I’m that type of person that enjoys working way too much. But as a founder I had unlimited vacation time, which I quickly realized lead to no one taking vacation. So now I say “ten days minimum vacation”, and if you are dragging your feet o
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by cududa 5y ago
“Tell me you’ve never managed an organization long term without telling me you’ve never managed an organization long term”
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by cududa 5y ago
How about talking to the employees. How about managers having input on if arbitrary performance metrics were reflective of the value of their contributions? How about not shifting blame on a reduction in growth/ necessity to do layoffs
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by cududa 5y ago
As someone that enjoys occasionally coasting, I get bored really fast and find new areas to contribute to and problems to solve. I think you may have gotten downvoted from the tone of the comment by folks that have arcane mastery over some

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