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871.
by cush 4y ago
Many horrible fruits and veg explode with flavor when cooked. Rhubarb and Quince for example are unbearably tart when raw, and yummy when cooked up with some sugar
872.
by cush 4y ago
You have to install PWAs, and any platform can implement this. It's a pretty good spec that can help a lot with the adoption of PWAs
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by cush 4y ago
It's exactly what happened. Fitbit bought (true) then destroyed the Pebble IP (true). Whether Pebble was a strong business or not makes no difference. Their tech was incredible and still better than most smart watches on the market tod
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by cush 4y ago
> Like, what is the thing that's suddenly possible for them to do when you log in using a Google account rather than a Fitbit one? The data has different terms of use, depending on the account. Your personal health data is imperativ
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by cush 4y ago
I'm still bitter about Fitbit buying then destroying all of the IP from Pebble. Still the best smart watch ever made.
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by cush 4y ago
"Just" make a new single use Google account. And what, do this for every new product, service and use-case we want to ensure doesn't get joined together? It's so cumbersome to work around today's data-hungry Googles
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by cush 4y ago
A few months ago the headline was "Is Reddit the new Google?" Using Google to find honest and real reviews of products, restaurants, recipes or any other similar SEO-magnet is next to impossible. Google incentivized the world to c
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by cush 4y ago
Or perhaps all those flights took place on the same plane.
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by cush 4y ago
Shops are opening left and right with specialty beans, great atmosphere, pastries, and the $30k La Marzocco espresso machine, yet the baristas have no training, can't steam milk, and pull shots that taste like battery acid. The reason
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by cush 4y ago
This is scary good
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by cush 4y ago
Imagine Google had to find a different revenue model than harvesting and selling personal information? What would they even do? Could Cloud or Workspace even prop up the company?
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by cush 4y ago
Tidal superseded Spotify a long time ago in features and quality. It's far from niche
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by cush 4y ago
Serial was flawed because they didn't re-record the episodes as new information came out? That's an odd take
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by cush 4y ago
This is such an excellent point. In my 4 year degree, the younger less experienced profs were the best. The highest tenured profs with the most papers, funding, and citations sucked at teaching.
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by cush 4y ago
There is no ROI for a 4 year $200k bachelors degree unless you're getting into a very small number of fields. Tuition costs are inflated. Yes, you will meet like-minded bright people, but is it worth that kind of debt before even begin
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by cush 4y ago
This. Also bootcamps are good enough to get a job. 6 months is plenty of training. You don't need to be an academic in the history of Roman aqueducts to be a carpenter, and the vast majority of CS degrees cover useless topics in the fi
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by cush 4y ago
Worth what? Nobody is stopping or complaining about rural homeowners burning wood pellets for heat. This is specifically about using imported, overseas pellets in a retrofitted coal plant to produce electricity. It's an inefficient env
888.
by cush 4y ago
Odd that a quarter of the code is parsing the qsps
889.
by cush 4y ago
They can and have swayed elections at the turn of a dial...
890.
by cush 4y ago
It's a personal anecdote because their conclusion was based on their own research and purchase of sustainable pellets used to produce heat, not to be exported by one country and used in a retrofitted coal plant to produce electricity.
891.
by cush 4y ago
"Write better notes by writing notes". Thanks..? No idea what this blog post is getting at. Maybe they're trying to point out that consistently writing notes will produce higher quality notes than changing styles every 6 week
892.
by cush 4y ago
Is that the point? Because that's not what the tweets are about at all...
893.
by cush 4y ago
I'm not following. How does your personal anecdote lead you to believe the tweets are bulls**?
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by cush 4y ago
Maybe answers your question. It does in some cases and not in others. So it might replace your need for websockets.
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by cush 4y ago
Looks like Adobe is getting you back for pirating their software for 18 years
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by cush 4y ago
Looks like a mind tree. Can it do proper graphs?
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by cush 4y ago
You might be overthinking... Jack over-hired. That's it. Doesn't really warrant a CEO stepping down. He's simply empathetic and wants to let people know that the employees are good to hire, and Patreon is still doing well as
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by cush 4y ago
But there are many guarantees browsers impose. The verb is incredibly important.
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by cush 4y ago
Why would this be better than the Rust Book? https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/
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by cush 4y ago
No. The correct answer is No.

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