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by eitally 3y ago
You probably already know this because it's absolutely the top cause of what you describe, but eating raises your core body temperature, and people who eat within an hour or so of going to bed frequently experience this symptom.
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by eitally 3y ago
I was wondering something similar recently when my father-in-law was visiting us in SV from their home in Northern Virginia and asked whether there were any Capital One branches nearby. I didn't know but would have been surprised if t
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by eitally 3y ago
I'm a homeowner and I want more housing built. But I also want improvements to transit and for both bike & car commuting. It's great that a lot of the current crop of apartments are being built along Caltrain & light rai
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by eitally 3y ago
I can relate. I haven't ever had suicidal ideation because of this but I can tell you I am shocked at how much I enjoy living in a city (1800sqft house on an 8000sqft lot) in a real, social neighborhood compared to either our previous
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by eitally 3y ago
I think the real fundamental point that both you and the author make is that it's the things that are investments of time that are worthwhile, and that we should endeavor - in our mindfulness - to adjudicate the utility of time inves
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by eitally 3y ago
But have you seen the font sizes many (most?) folks 60+ use on their mobile devices? This is an accessibility choice, and it makes sense.
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by eitally 3y ago
Back when I was an IT leader running all our internal appdev, I had a "pet" business system that my team used exclusively to write, optimize and rewrite as a testbed and learning environment for new frameworks. It was probably no
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by eitally 3y ago
We found about (about our son's allergy) on Halloween, too, when he was 5. He got an uncontrollable neurologic eye tic that persisted for about a week.
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by eitally 3y ago
My oldest child has a neurological response to artificial colors but we don't know exactly which and haven't tried a challenge test. This is not uncommon and has been known for quite some time, which is why the EU has banned many
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by eitally 3y ago
It used to be straightforward when Google Cloud just offered everyone the same version of GKE essentially everywhere. It was one of not-too-many services that are vanilla and identical in pretty much every region. But, newer offerings hav
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by eitally 3y ago
I think "Scratch for business" is an excellent way to think about Superblocks. Like IFTTT or Zapier but with an orientation toward what the old promises of JBPM and similar used to make but could never deliver on. If you can emp
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by eitally 3y ago
This is it, really. I remember back during a previous section of my career when I was running BI for a manufacturing company. We were asked to web-ify some legacy reports that either ran on desktops using Access & Excel or were on old
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by eitally 3y ago
I think it depends what you find interesting. fwiw, now that Zwift supports steering, if you have the ability (hardware) to steer, it does give you a significant advantage. Otherwise, racing virtually is much simpler than racing IRL, but i
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by eitally 3y ago
The most effective way of "cheating without cheating" is just using something like Sauce for Zwift or a head unit that displays your rolling 20min power, so you can effectively "sandbag" and keep your power under the thr
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by eitally 3y ago
A lot of the hacks available to users to cheap are the reason why the eRacing World Championships required riders to use smart trainers provided to them by the UCI. And the situation you state isn't at all the most common method of ch
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by eitally 3y ago
The ironic thing here is that these sorts of innocuous bumps and minor traumas regularly lead to severe medical complications and deaths in older children & adults, too. The only difference here is that babies & toddlers are too yo
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by eitally 3y ago
My nextdoor neighbor is a shoe salesman (in the US). He traditionally dealt with a region of retailers on behalf of his employer, a multi-brand company like VF, Clarks, Born, etc. In his previous role, he was asked to try to figure out ho
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by eitally 3y ago
That's not remotely true. if your objective is to play keys in a rock band, you really mostly just need chords and a little fill here and there. I completely agree with your fundamental point, but it's a mistake to say someone ne
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by eitally 3y ago
I'd be more surprised if the board hadn't been included in the review process for the previous change.
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by eitally 3y ago
The problem is that Google has a review process with a human in the loop for most of the submitted changes (unlike OSM). This makes it easier for them to negotiate relationships with data providers, but it also means a lot of things aren&#
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by eitally 3y ago
This is a big problem in North Carolina, especially in the exurbs surrounding the Triangle (Raleigh / Durham / Chapel Hill / Cary / Apex / Holly Springs / Clayton / Zebulon / etc). Developers have no
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by eitally 3y ago
You aren't wrong, but it's not reasonable to hold such a strong opinion without experience. I spent 15 years working in high-tech manufacturing, at Sanmina, which - like many peers - also offshored the majority of capacity. What
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by eitally 3y ago
But the echo chamber is strong, there are hundreds (thousands?) of wealthy and well-connected teenagers graduating from the Andovers of the world who want to hear from their lauded peers. As for me, my kids are at our neighborhood public sc
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by eitally 3y ago
Keep in mind your average suitcase weighs between 3-5kg empty.
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by eitally 3y ago
Yep. It's easy to pack just a small amount of clothes for work/sightseeing, but it becomes nearly impossible to use just a carry-on if you want to take workout clothes & shoes, too, especially in colder weather, and in partic
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by eitally 3y ago
That's what it used to be in the US, too, but it was reduced to 5 days about a year ago (which dramatically reduced school truancy, whether covid positive kids were still sick or not).
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by eitally 3y ago
Your site is really buggy in many ways (e.g. if you filter by make, then click one of the top level sorting modes, it shows the make filter is still applied but the sorting includes all makes). I poked around for about 10 minutes and found
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by eitally 3y ago
A lot of those complaints, historically, are a direct result of Google's culture of being an engineering meritocracy: let everyone experiment, let employees easily transfer to new teams, and let the best product win. That does wonders
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by eitally 3y ago
I don't know about MSFT, but I bet this would really help Google a ton. With a mono-repo and huge focus on readability, not to mention how many thousands of SWEs spend the majority of their time slinging protobufs around, it seems a s
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by eitally 3y ago
I don't know what the context is for this post, but I can tell you we rent space via Regis in Pleasanton, Naperville, Reston and Toronto because it was universally a better deal and easier to work with them than with WeWork. Just anec

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