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cush
4y ago
You can't get swole unless you're living life at maximum efficiency. Reading is for wimps!
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cush
4y ago
But it says it's innovative!
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cush
4y ago
This site is so full of ads it crashes iOS Safari...
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cush
4y ago
The final demo was so slow and unresponsive compared to the 2007 version
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4y ago
I'm appalled...
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cush
4y ago
Are they not required to conform to HIPAA?
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cush
4y ago
What..? I have literally never seen a restrained dog in a car
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4y ago
This was my takeaway from watching The Social Dilemma, and that it already exists. The AI ad-machine is tuned to feed itself by incentivizing humans to consume unhealthy amounts of content. Humans aren't a challenge the AI needs to ove
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cush
4y ago
Here's a video of blind person programming with Visual Studio using a screen reader. It reads so fast the words come out to me like mumbles or almost a buzzing sound https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=94swlF55tVc&t=42s
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4y ago
Leather seems like it would be much more durable. Sure you need to pump it, but it's less wasteful
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cush
4y ago
It takes two clicks to install an extension. There's no differentiating people who know or don't know what they're doing with two clicks.
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4y ago
Reading this makes the Apple App Store walled garden not seem so bad after all. If someone were to add an extention with this manifest, would it even be reviewed, or would it need to be flagged first?
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4y ago
I didn't. Ironically, you (or the juniors you're referring to in your original comment) missed the context in the book. You said he presents it as a rule, without explanation or example, but you happened to cherry pick the one par
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4y ago
Agree, but picking those 1000 sensible names is usually also very hard, and when people get it wrong and use bad names, sometimes it's worse than nothing.
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cush
4y ago
There's an entire chapter on naming things, with tons of examples. Why would a class be anything but a noun or noun phrase? It's not a hot take
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4y ago
I totally agree. Instead of advertising, a much more effective way to get a company's brand recognized using small towns is to dump hazardous chemicals in them and light them on fire. We should do that more. Who needs parks anyhow? Les
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4y ago
It can definitely be confusing to hear "clean" when communicating in a professional setting. That said, in the book he covers correctness and understandability in nearly every paragraph. It's all the book is about really. It
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4y ago
It’s a tradeoff between an incredibly user-friendly install experience for non App Store apps, vs a clean uninstall experience. The OS doesn’t know what files that app created, thus can’t clean them up.
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4y ago
This is really well implemented. So fast! I don't want auto-play though. Should probably turn that off by default
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4y ago
Azure OpenAI is an option. There are others
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4y ago
Google's desktop market share peaked in 2018 and has very slowly and steadily declined since. There's absolutely no reason for any company in the search game today to sit idly by while this happens. There's a massive opportun
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4y ago
Ballmer's Law: Engineers will design a system's maintenance schedule to be just beyond their promotion cycle
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4y ago
Like most things in the js ecosystem, it likely never will. It'll be a best effort, chasing the standard with usability and accessibility gaps littering even the best libraries. But hey, there's rounded corners that glow, so total
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4y ago
There's an excellent Huberman Lab episode that covers various studies on time restricted eating for both mice and humans. There's a high focus on cognitive, health, and sleep benefits in humans. https://hubermanlab.com&
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4y ago
I instantly regretted clicking this
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4y ago
The funny thing is, if you search "copilot" on Bing, on the right you'll see "A second pilot of an aircraft". Google returns Github Copilot
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4y ago
> Google AdSense becomes mostly irrelevant AdSense is going to be able to be more targeted and relevant than ever before. Last week, Linus Tech Tips used ChatGPT to build a Gaming PC... from parts selection to instructions on how to buil
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4y ago
What a gorgeous site. Love the aesthetic and the idea! In Who Owns the Future, Jerron Lanier proposes that the only path to an economy with a sustainable middle class not ruled by Google and Facebook is through this kind of attribution and
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4y ago
Kagi's search blows Google out of the water too
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4y ago
> be terrified of how it could be used maliciously Malice is usually very intentional. Malice is certainly something we need to worry about, however like introducing an invasive species to an unequipped ecosystem, humans have an uncanny
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