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ehutch79
3y ago
If you think people 'learn', you're going to be sorely disappointed
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3y ago
Why was it named after the chrome rendering engine?
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ehutch79
3y ago
Sure, roberts rules of order are a thing for a reason. There's also a lot of cases where a meeting goes from reviewing workflow or implementation details and someone ends up railroading the meeting into bikeshedding the sidebar color.
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ehutch79
3y ago
Honestly? I don't even think an in person, at a table, meetings arn't a mess....
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ehutch79
3y ago
AirBNB was originally designed around renting a room in the place you live. More akin to couchsurfing then a hotel. So while it's pivoted, there are side effects they wern't really setup to think about. I wouldn't even say da
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3y ago
This is a false equivalency. A better analogy is that hertz never existed to rent cars for off-road racing.
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3y ago
Yeah pretty much. All you need is a power chord to get started.
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3y ago
I'll try and see if i can find the specific examples later, after work. They guy that doodles on music sheets/ruled notbooks while talking, doign a nin song, is the first that comes to mind.
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3y ago
Uh, you might actually want to watch some of these videos. You're right it's not everyone, some people are doing the whole 'this is why it works'. But there are a lot of people who are very mistaken about how a lot of ot
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3y ago
I've seen a bunch of comments about how the reality is that it's not some genius microtiming, it's that Lars just wasn't that tight of a drummer. In music, the reality is that; if it sounds good, it is good. I've se
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ehutch79
3y ago
This feels weird. Unless you're running that image in production as well? Thats sort of the point? Production matches the test environment. It's still early here, it's very possible I'm not really with it at the moment
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3y ago
Apparently this is t a ci/cd thing, but a Jenkins thing…
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3y ago
If it’s in a docker container why do you need nvm? Wouldn’t you just pin the container for that node version as a base image?
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3y ago
It doesn't matter how good it looks... Not at $1500. Even people with serious disposable cash had issues withe 'op1 field'. This is a far larger price differential with competing products in the same quality/feature brac
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3y ago
You need to at least tell us what your backend is. Have you googled your question yet? Is there an issue with the solutions you did find? Why would you want an external service? You could be exposing private info using external services.
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3y ago
Today I learned that humans are predictable and consistent, but hardware is not....
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3y ago
No, it’s more like asking “sure it looks great, but how does it lift a pallet”
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3y ago
Sure, but what does that look like under this OS? The mock-ups don’t show anything more complicated Han messaging apps. Other comments have stated that this is some student project of some sort. Like many other projects of this type it has
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3y ago
It definitely failed. Having lived through 20+ “the year of the Linux desktop”s I can tell you the goal was clearly to become he dominant desktopOS that everyone used. About that last part… the op was talking about people, it actual hardwa
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3y ago
Yeah, that sounds like pretty standard marketing copy. Definitely nothing to say this isn't a thing someone intends on bringing to market.
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3y ago
That's all non obvious. As far as I can tell this was just as serious as any of the other, 'this is the future', post. See the recent humane keynote for example, and the vergecast's reaction to it. That said, it's a
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3y ago
I'm not sure how this works for more complex stuff? What about a PO in an ERP? Accounting functions? SOmeone adding records toa. general ledger? editing/viewing a 3d model? Editing a video? Multitrack audio?
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3y ago
Personally, I'm looking for alternatives because it's just janky on a Mac. It gets weird and starts hanging on pulls and building because it can't grab metadata. The GUI is also just laggy. (Frustrating when I know electron a
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3y ago
Lack of focus and all that isn't new. It doesn't need a laptop to trigger it. Teens have always been like that. We've just started applying names to the problem instead of a belt.
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3y ago
Even if it's not ADHD, a professional, and at least tell you that, and then provide coping strategies to help focus. And honestly it doesn't hurt for a teen to have someone who they can talk to who is not their parent/authori
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4y ago
I get the reason for preventing evaporation. > Reading many of the comments it sounds like preventing evaporation is the major reason for this. That's the important part of the paragraph. I'm not asking about the evaporation, s
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure a giant concrete channel has a much larger effect on local water cycles
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4y ago
Isn't solar power to point of solar panels? Other benefits are just bonus's of their placement.
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No of course not. But reading the other comments here, that's what I'm getting. This feels like a worse version of the whole 'the plan to fix the problem isn't perfect, so lets do nothing' I see a lot. It does confu
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4y ago
I'm confused. Reading many of the comments it sounds like preventing evaporation is the major reason for this. Given that it hasn't been done yet, evaporation must not be a major issue, so we shouldn't bother. I was under the
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