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I just got solar panels. I was crunching the numbers and it's a long payback. I am really waiting to see how it turns out. Currently, the days are very short - 9 hours of sunlight. It's been cloudy and/or snowy quite a few da
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I honestly find that kindof frustrating. I look at code I wrote a year ago and think - why didn't I do it this (better) way. And I also think - haven't I learned to write decent code by now? Why do I keep writing code like that wh
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During the presidential debate, Trump was talking about how wind mills kill "all the birds", indicating that there are in fact downsides to wind power. All the "fact checkers" were brought in to discuss how there are oth
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I dunno, I've had netgear forever, before they ever had cloud logins, and I've just set it up the exact same way every time. Maybe if I was buying my first netgear today I would be suckered into the cloud stuff since I wouldn'
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All netgear routers can use routerlogin.net Also have netgear with no cloud account required. Also don't use mobile apps.
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If you went to the website www.apple.com and there was an orange dot in the corner, how long do you think it would be before Apple changed it?
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Personally - 1. moved to veggie diet 2 years ago 2. getting solar panels this spring 3. electric car as soon as I have the money It's a start.
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IIRC - it's an integer overflow problem. And power cycles generally come much sooner than than the 51 days. From a software engineering perspective - seems like something that should be fixed. But apparently someone else decided not to
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I used to run my own personal website out of my home. Until I went for a job interview and gave out a link to my website. But the site was down ... and when I got home my cat was chewing on the ethernet wire. So found some cheap virtual hos
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It seems like it punishes those that are saving for the future. Like, why plan ahead when you can just go into huge amounts of debt. Seems pretty short sighted and yet these decisions are the ones that are rewarded.
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Gonna draw a comparison here. People loooove dynamic langues, no-sql etc. But from all my experience, once you start getting into bigger projects, maintenance etc. they become a detriment. So they start with a simple IDE and avoid the IDE w
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I had some chronic back pain for a while. I went to see a specialist and they basically told me - hard to diagnose, the discs in the back do degrade over time, the primary solution is to strengthen other muscles, especially core muscles, to
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And then the inevitable "Now, 30% more!".
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I don't know what the actual answer is, but I think tax does a pretty good job of influencing behavior. Maybe there needs to be more of it. You get a tax credit for buying EV's. Maybe there needs to be a bigger credit, or a bigger
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I put some placeholder text on an input field and that shows up as grey text (in Chrome). I had a user contact me because they thought it was disabled. So yea ... definitely confusing for people.
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> they’re adults But adults who's source of income is their job that you hold the power over. Even if everybody has a great relationship, that power differential is real and present and can't be changed.
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A long time ago I was using linux and created my resume in Libreoffice and sent it to various job postings as a Word doc. Never had any luck. Then years later I learned that what looked perfect (my resume) in Libreoffice looked pretty terri
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Scanning documents. Also I've been trying https://stack.area120.com/ which is a google product. You can scan a document, and then tag it (tags vs folders), and you can have multiple tags on a document. So scan, tag ins
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Nullable, of course.
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You might want to remove similar characters from your codes to share. For instance, is the first character in your app screenshot a zero or an oh? Also standardizing on capitals IMO would help.
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If an addict is living their lives as if this is their last day, they are just going to want to do whatever they are addicted to - eg drugs.
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Technology today is both amazing and terrifying all at the same time.
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What is the solution? I've worked at big companies that are mired in process because they would rather spend more time crossing i's and dotting t's than risk breaking something. I can see why. And I've worked at smaller
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> behavior changes for some reason to teleport your cursor across the notch Which was always the cardinal sin in mac os HIG - never move the mouse.
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Interesting read, thanks. I've delved into websockets and hit some interesting issues. I don't think I've had this scenario - that I know of - but this is good to know.
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In Finland, it is tied to your income. No idea if that actually helps change behavior or not. https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/06/in-finland-speeding-t...
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I turned off the "touch-up" checkbox on my video conferencing software. I don't want to be meeting anybody in person and have them think - this dude looks terrible. Let's just set that expectation from the beginning.
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I had to fix my car once - the defroster wasn't working - and the bill came out wayyy higher than I had expected - like $1100 on a car that was probably only worth 3 or 4k by my estimates. I was pretty unhappy and I was trying to figur
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c) - haha, that is probably true. I have a relative that just bought a new car. After a little negotiation, got a couple thousand (?) knocked off the price of like a $35k car. "Great deal" - but I'm pretty sure the dealer is
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There's also this article: falsehoods-programmers-believe-about-names: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-... Certainly informative if you haven't seen it before. My takeawa
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