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elboru
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Still, the $999 price started with the iPhone X (2017), they have been keeping it for 6 years. I know because I'm finally upgrading my old iPhone X for the iPhone 15 Pro, and it surprised me that it would be "cheaper" this ti
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It feels like it’s the same person doing the presentation just face swapping for each section.
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At least 2
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Yeah, one of the problems with being too abstract is that it's open to many interpretations, most of them incorrect. Also, a few pages or paragraphs won't stick; I need examples. I'm not a computer; installing new ideas in my
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> It will increase costs, but the alternative is we poison ourselves, so it is sort of needed I hate to be that guy, but it's easy to say costs increase is a lesser problem when you are not in the lower end of the economic spectrum.
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Good analogy, I also noticed it in other scenarios, for example when I want it to tell me if I’m wrong in an assumption, or when I want to know its opinion on some approach I’m thinking to take. It is too nice, almost like it doesn’t want t
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Even in KFC, that was a nice finding for me, after a long walk through Toledo a few years ago.
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That’s cool! Now I want to build it myself.
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Even respecting the settings. Every time Windows gets an update it asks me if I want to change my Edge settings, the first couple of times I didn’t pay attention and it changed my default search engine and started showing the useless news t
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This site[0] helped me improve my mental model. You can scroll through the solar system at scale (the moon being one pixel). It takes a while!! Then you notice a small button at the right bottom corner, that button allows you to auto-scroll
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You just unlocked a nice memory for me! I remember many years ago going to a website like that (probably the one mentioned in the blogpost) and feeling a lot of satisfaction every time I was able to “hack” the exercise. Thank you!
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If you are curious about how Christianity in particular would need to react you could read CS Lewis’ essay “Religion and Rocketry”. We Christians would need to answer these questions: 1. Are there animals anywhere else besides earth? 2. If
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6 years old and it still performs pretty well, I’m really sensitive to slow tech but I don’t have major complains with my iPhone X in 2023. This is the longest I’ve ever owned a phone definitely buying the 15.
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> 90s have been the worse period by far in the ex-soviet union Only if you ignore the gulag period.
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I don’t get why is this being discussed, isn’t it easy to go check old conversations and try to replicate them today?
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Something similar happens when you use Spanish accent letters (á, é, í, ó, ú, ñ) with fonts that don’t include them. It’s amazing to me that many people seem to not notice or care that random letters don’t match the font style and they keep
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There’s a direct link on the article. It’s not available in my country though. Or at least that’s the error message I got. Update: “We're starting our rollout in the US and will expand to additional countries in the coming weeks”
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I can smell coffee, not sure how common that is, I have never asked anyone. :D
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> It quickly and silently updates What about the “What’s new tab” that opens right when you want to have some work done? Or the notifications you get at the bottom-right corner suggesting to install extensions when you just want to see i
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Yeah, I don’t get it, I used to be an android user since the first Galaxy S up until the Galaxy S7, I’m really sensitive to slow devices, so as soon as my androids got a little slow (usually after a big update) I switched to the new shiny o
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RAM sells a small truck in Mexico called RAM 700 and it’s getting popular for work purposes (specially in urban areas). I have no idea why it’s not being sold in the US market. https://www.motor1.com/news/447996/20
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ChatGPT is great with well known tools and libraries. I’ve been able to build HTML/JS apps in minutes. Then I tried building a MAUI app, it started pretty good, but then when I tried to add charts it failed (it’s important to mention t
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This Spanish has similarities with the one used in some areas of Chihuahua Mexico (south of New Mexico) specially at the Sierra Madre Occidental mountains. It makes sense since many original Hispanic New Mexican families have consanguinity
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1984 was only limited by Orwell’s imagination on what was possible with future technology.
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I ignored it by not using the “Search” bar, I simply just never used it. Until recently, when they started showing a colorful drawing on my taskbar that changed depending the current holiday. It was so annoying and distracting, thankfully I
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Microsoft feels like two totally different companies. One company can produce amazing concepts and products. But then, the other company comes and adds nasty “features” on top to ruin everything.
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Wow, thanks for this. I’m loving the haptic feedback. I’m not sure if this is just a placebo effect, but typing feels more precise. Is there anything in “Slide to type” that makes typing less precise?
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Grandma already falls for scams. Will I know I’m speaking with an AI?
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I did check that table, the data is great, but the readability not so much (especially on mobile) the meaning of some column names was not clear (tooltip didn't work on mobile). That's why I was looking for a chart (in the graphic
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There's a middle tier, broad tests in the sense of not mocking local dependencies but only external (slow) ones. Many developers mock every dependency in a SUT, even if they own the dependency. I like the idea of broad tests that run-i
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