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by deskr 2y ago
I'd bet they've done A/B testing to suck as hard as they possibly can to maximize the gain/loss ratio.
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by deskr 2y ago
D'Addario is of course pronounced "Dadda Rio", with emphasis on Rio and a slight Italian accent.
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by deskr 2y ago
Excellent write up. Intolerable videos.
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by deskr 2y ago
Yep. I imagine many Jia Tan's are lining up for dictator/maintenance roles.
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by deskr 2y ago
Or copper nanotubes. The classic nanotubes are made from carbon (C), called CNTs. The copper (Cu) are called CuNTs. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11433-013-5387-8
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by deskr 2y ago
Primitive filters. You'd expect LinkedIn to do better than that. Seems like a classic Scunthorpe Problem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem
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by deskr 2y ago
I'm all in for good reviews, but "micromanagement" isn't something anyone should wear with pride. Speaking from experience, working with one erodes your soul. From Wikipedia: Micromanagement is a management style charac
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by deskr 2y ago
If "good feedbacks" like that were the norm on the project I was working on, my interest in that project would drop very, very quickly. I agree with the gist of it, educate and improve. But the example review is just faffing aroun
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by deskr 2y ago
Hᴇʟʟᴏ. Iᴛ sᴜʀᴇ ᴅᴏᴇs sᴇɴᴅ ᴀ sɪɢɴᴀʟ.
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by deskr 2y ago
Yes. Fat John manages the CI. But no matter how much we commit, the products never makes it to production.
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by deskr 2y ago
I get a headache when I see stuff like this. I couldn't scroll past the demo video.
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by deskr 2y ago
It once was Google's requirement that you'd serve the same content to the Google crawler as to any other user. No surprise that Google is full of shit these days.
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by deskr 2y ago
I'd assume Ireland has something like bailiffs in the UK. Delta tried not paying around £3000 owed to a customer. He got a court order and sent bailiffs who went to the airport, closed the checking and said they were going seize the pl
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by deskr 2y ago
What advantages are those?
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by deskr 2y ago
> Intel passed on making the System on Chip for Apple’s new iPhone Is "passed on" the right term? I seem to remember reading that Intel quoted an extortionate price for making the chips, hence Apple passed on the offer.
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by deskr 2y ago
With experience you'll realise that despite things being done safely and carefully, mistakes can and do pop up.
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by deskr 2y ago
How could this have failed?!
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by deskr 2y ago
I have a much better idea. Logitech takes that mouse the shove it where the sun doesn't shine. If they have a vaseline subscription it'll be a lot easier for them.
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by deskr 2y ago
Only until they're found out.
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by deskr 2y ago
The Action Lab did a very informative and interesting video on Heat Pipes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OR8u__Hcb3k I had seen those things inside laptops, but always assumed it was just ordinary copper rod.
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by deskr 2y ago
It'll be like Android's location sharing with Google. Nothing works unless you agree to a wholesale google location surveillance. Then they can say you agreed to this.
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by deskr 2y ago
Link straight to the search page: https://www.mojeek.com/ I'm definitely going to try this out along with my Google search, since Google is feeding me so much shit every day.
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by deskr 2y ago
Visually fancy, but personally it's way too "busy" for my brain.
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by deskr 2y ago
> knows the devilry involved You're being too kind if anything. Whilst trying to bash HTML emails into something acceptable I questioned if my life wouldn't better have been spent as a monk in Tibet.
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by deskr 2y ago
Here's Alexander Graham Bell, 1885: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTpWD28Vcq0
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by deskr 2y ago
I'm out of the loop. What is this?
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by deskr 2y ago
You beat me to it. I'd say "usually not great" is putting it too lightly. They're awful and if you don't realize they're awful then you might make regretful decisions based on their slanderous output.
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by deskr 2y ago
First there's a justification based on current anti-tracking system being bypassed: > "there are enormous economic incentives for advertisers to try to bypass these countermeasures" Then: > We’ve been collaborating with
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by deskr 2y ago
There have been at least two film what went from inception all the way to film and then straight to the rubbish bin without any outsider seeing it.
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by deskr 2y ago
But this isn't a preprint and this isn't on Arxiv.

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