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by efields 3y ago
Flower farmer here. Without reading: terroir. All coffee is grown in soil and the soil around the world is different. All plants will grow if they get the right inputs (water/light/air/macros/micros), but how they grow a
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by efields 3y ago
I’d just like restaurants, cafes, etc to have an easier time operating here in the states. There is so much overhead to just serve people food, the most foundational service to offer a person. Do I have specific examples? No, but industry f
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by efields 3y ago
I agree that some of this was kinda weird or just meant for those "in the know," but it was mostly a good piece. I especially appreciate the ABZ idea, because it comports with one of the best pieces of advice I got in college, &qu
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by efields 3y ago
And if you are happy with the deal, what’s the problem? Enough people seem to be that it keeps going…
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by efields 3y ago
The demo is kind of incredible. It’s the admin ux of an app we built internally over 2ish years. It’s just… right there :)
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by efields 3y ago
It's been happening for a couple years. Part of it is we really did pare designed spaces down to the bone in terms of style and functionality, so there's nowhere left to go but the opposite direction, and the pendulum had a lot of
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by efields 3y ago
I know, I know.
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by efields 3y ago
I used to have a copy of this book. I hope I still do. Thanks for posting. Amazing how these cultures developed such intricate and beautiful ornament systems — which is functionally a design system — and the best we get now is all white and
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by efields 3y ago
It’s more interesting to me how these entities that operate the models start making money from them. They are a money pit and there’s not enough $20/month subscribers on earth to support them. Enterprises that make content with this al
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by efields 3y ago
Not sure if they’re ahead but I think it was smart to not ship anything LLMlike until the regulations get made first movers test the waters. Casey Newton has been saying all year that these things will be awesome once we can unleash them o
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by efields 3y ago
Thanks for this. I didn’t know there was a name for it. We’ve probably accelerated the effects that lead to the equilibrium in many product categories. It takes a big mover like an Apple to take the risk to move the needle now, but so many
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by efields 3y ago
Yep. As someone who just tried social media again this summer, mostly as a promotional tool, there’s been a downward usage trend. I think the events of October 7 didn’t help. Too soon to call this good or bad for any singular reason, but wh
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by efields 3y ago
Careful with “without a doubt” thinking when presenting a strong argument without facts to back them up. BMI is the foundation of a lot of health studies and it is increasingly called out as a bogus standard to base people’s healthfulness o
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by efields 3y ago
In the ID4’s steering wheel buttons are sub-par. In a d-pad layout, right hand, they decided an “up/down” was necessary so they made vol- and vol+ left and right. Well now you can’t have skip/back, because those _have_ to be left&
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by efields 3y ago
If New Chapter makes what you’re looking for, they’re one of the more reputable brands.
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by efields 3y ago
Basic project management triangle stuff. We’ve been told by the biggest names in tech that first you move fast and money is practically bottomless. You get fast and expensive but quality suffers. The end.
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by efields 3y ago
drives around any coastal city and looks out the window yep that tracks
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by efields 3y ago
I want to believe. Really I do. Most recent app I worked on used Mantine for a base component library. Having such a large collection of drop-in components made the app come together very quickly. Performance matters but a well built react
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by efields 3y ago
I think it’s highly possible, even likely. But as a society it will be a struggle to adapt to these sorts of fundamental shift of assumptions of how things are “supposed to be.”
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by efields 3y ago
Right?! A real skill!
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by efields 3y ago
They are selling exactly the connection the user is buying. A virtual service is being sold and a recipient is using it. This is not the same level tricking someone to give you money on the internet with a sob email. This is a legitimate bu
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by efields 3y ago
I agree. I honestly think there’s a cohort of creative types around the world who would love this job.
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by efields 3y ago
Those are strong opinions! We all await your definition of “normal” to reinforce your principled stance.
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by efields 3y ago
I'm certain this is a form of humor for the time period, or just what we think of as good journalism has changed over time. This figure maybe came out of thin air and the author of the piece ran with it, the editor having no idea eithe
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by efields 3y ago
Totally! What kicked my ass out of deep depression was 1) I finally worked my way up to moving my body up to a daily exercise I enjoy, 2) found a hobby I could periodically enjoy with others.
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by efields 3y ago
I've been in a family with large dogs, my wife grew up with large dogs, and we put our large dog down this year after many wonderful years. (What constitutes large? IDK but ours was 70lbs). I'd probably never get a big dog again u
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by efields 3y ago
The microfreak is a marvel. Buy it now. Take the time to understand it. You won’t regret it.
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by efields 3y ago
As someone with a Chompi on the way, thank you for giving me some perspective to keep me from smashing that buy button.
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by efields 3y ago
That's what I was assuming. Camera is so far away it just wouldn't get rendered. Aside, anyone else noticing more 'one-shot' posts here? Links to tweets, etc that don't really say much besides 'this is a thing.
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by efields 3y ago
What does cure mean? You just stop feeling sad? What does that mean? What happens when you're sad again after your depression is cured? What may have lead to depression? What may prevent it from coming back? What if certain things ab

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