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by dnh44 3y ago
The 3D FaceTime with eye contact could end up being the killer app.
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by dnh44 3y ago
I switched to Colemak "cold turkey" last year and I couldn't be happier now that the transition is complete. I too never got as fast as I did with qwerty but it's so much more comfortable that I don't care. I probab
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by dnh44 3y ago
I’ve never quite found anything that stuck but I’m having a good run with Emacs and Org. I’ve bound an AppleScript to f3 that copies a link to the currently selected email in mail.app. Being able to link to mail.app from org is pretty cool.
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by dnh44 3y ago
You regularly attend dinners where alcohol isn’t served? Or is the bringing something part that contradicts your experience?
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by dnh44 3y ago
As far as I can tell in the latin part of Europe I think it's well understood that if you invite people to a restaurant for dinner it means that you will be paying (especially if the word invite is used). In the UK it depends on the ba
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by dnh44 3y ago
You can build anything with AND and NOT gates or OR and NOT gates. https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/logic/universal-gates.h...
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by dnh44 4y ago
Epson have a line called ecoTank that let allows you to refill from a bottle which are also economical.
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by dnh44 4y ago
>What if I want to make and sell my own original one? Then you're free to do so if you aren't putting artificial sweeteners in them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commission_Directive_91/71/EEC
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by dnh44 4y ago
I've dealt with this quite a lot in the last couple years and what I do now is not engage with the supplier on their terms. I live in the UK though which has reasonably strong consumer protection laws so companies can't just take
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by dnh44 4y ago
I’ve written software like this for as long as I can remember but I don’t remember ever learning it or being taught. It’s always just seemed like easiest way to compartmentalise complexity.
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by dnh44 4y ago
You can sometimes buy it here dried but it’s normally sold out. https://www.maesymush.co.uk/
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by dnh44 4y ago
If you haven’t yet developed your emacs muscle memory I would suggest remapping your keyboard to swap the left-control and caps-lock keys. Your pinky will thank you. In macOS you can do this by going to Settings->Keyboard->Keyboard Sh
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by dnh44 4y ago
Hmm okay I see your point now.
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by dnh44 4y ago
>Not even considering that new macbooks if locked are unusable on the secondary market and get tossed even if the hardware is perfectly fine. It's as if we have given up on "solving" climate change in favor of short term p
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by dnh44 4y ago
I thought the same until I developed shoulder and back pain from carrying around too much stuff all the time. Be thankful that it still doesn't matter for you.
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by dnh44 4y ago
I believe the OP is implying that the interview itself is marketing. By claiming the brand brand is not driven by marketing the unstated message is that brand is successful due to quality and innovation. The interview itself is a fantastic
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by dnh44 4y ago
Actually I think I use gradient descent in a lot of situations. Consider the act of adding salt to chicken broth for example but I can quite easily think of dozens of other things.
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by dnh44 4y ago
Maybe this wouldn't matter to a lot of people but the M2 Pro Mini has HDMI 2.1 while the M1 Studio does not. You need HDMI 2.1 to get more than 60hz out of a 4k monitor.
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by dnh44 4y ago
>Also for some my phone screen show as a black screen when using my polarized sunglasses If you rotate your phone 90° you'll be able to see the screen.
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by dnh44 4y ago
The Los Angeles Angels baseball team is the same.
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by dnh44 4y ago
Deleting was my first choice but I’m on one group chat that I don’t want to leave.
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by dnh44 4y ago
>your colleagues don't have an obligation to you or the company to hold every conversation in English. English isn’t my first language (I struggled to learn English as a kid) and I rather heavily disagree with this statement. There’
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by dnh44 4y ago
I just counted all of my signal chats that have had activity since the beginning of September and there’s 34 of them. On WhatsApp that number is 29 and on iMessages(not SMS) it’s 21. The best way I’ve found to actually get people to keep us
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by dnh44 4y ago
You've left out a key detail I think, which is did he get the loan?
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by dnh44 4y ago
It sounds like one of your goals is to make a lot of money (which is fine of course). If that's true then purposely eliminating wealthy (and lucky) people from your social circle seems like an act of sabotage.
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by dnh44 4y ago
In terms of having friends that are very successful I simply feel proud and happy for them. Envy just seems like such a damaging emotion that I just won't let myself feel it, to the point where I can't remember the last time I did
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by dnh44 4y ago
I dunno maybe? I don’t think the outcome is obvious. It’s easy to imagine Ukraine coming out just as big a loser as Russia even if they “win”. The EU is in for a tough time too. I do wonder where we’ll be in 12 months time.
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by dnh44 4y ago
It's a a reasonable assessment if you accept following three (I think easy to accept) items. - That the US has a long term goal of preventing a "peer competitor" from arising. - That the US has a financial and strategic inter
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by dnh44 4y ago
I didn't believe the Nazi claims that were being thrown around at first but I found these short documentaries on the BBC Newsnight YouTube channel a while back about the seemingly rather large Neo-Nazi influence in Ukraine. https:&#x2
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by dnh44 4y ago
>but an analysis of the war needs to be rooted in what’s right and what’s wrong. I don't think such an analysis is 100% useful because because that's not the main criteria that countries use to make their decisions. The main cr

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