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by et-al 3y ago
Yeah, don't forget the $500k on a trash can redesign: https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/sf-may-halt-rollout-o...
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by et-al 3y ago
> It's same information, it's just spread out more. Maybe I'm being dense, but isn't density mass per volume, or more specifically here: headline per screen area? So spreading out information would make it less dens
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by et-al 3y ago
“People just submitted it. I don’t know why. They ‘trust me.’ Dumb fucks.”
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by et-al 3y ago
There's been a push where everyone is somehow required to voice their opinion. Remember that "silence is complicity" catchphrase?
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by et-al 3y ago
The core of the trick isn't the window-window communication as much as using browser APIs to expose the window coordinates.
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by et-al 3y ago
Define falling out. Also, what's India's track record of assassinations beyond Modi? I think the cardinal sin here is not trying to extradite the person, or asking the host country for permission or assistance via some backchannel
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by et-al 3y ago
Do most privacy-oriented here who fly a lot just not bother with Global Entry then?
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by et-al 3y ago
Link if paywalled: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/05/us/us-army-marines-artill...
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Secret War New Wounds, Silence from The Pentagon(nytimes.com)
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by et-al 3y ago
In Beijing, the wealthy folks get around this rule by owning two cars.
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by et-al 3y ago
You're kidding right? Apple under Jony Ive without Steve gave us the worst generation of Macbook Pros: butterfly keyboard, limited ports, and the touchbar.
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by et-al 3y ago
The passively-cooled Air will also hit thermal throttling sooner vs a Pro. (Yes, for most users just browsing the internet and writing documents, this won't an issue.)
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by et-al 3y ago
> it's the vicarious and voyeuristic aspect that his fortune is built off, the art is incidental Seems like Rodriguez is more of a performance artist.
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by et-al 3y ago
I agree hieroglyphs make discovery difficult. But I believe designers like them because they allow for consistent design across different languages. E.g. accommodating for German localisation can be difficult.
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by et-al 3y ago
A great recent example is the Slack redesign that didn't improve any user flows and lowers the information density. And that activity badge with sticky notifications. (Shift + ESC is your friend here.)
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by et-al 3y ago
For any public figure in the western world, this is the only approach: https://www.theonion.com/the-onion-stands-with-israel-becaus...
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by et-al 3y ago
The SF Police Department bombed the mayor's house in 1975: "In early August 1975, the SFPD went on strike over a pay dispute, violating a California law prohibiting police from striking. The city quickly obtained a court order d
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by et-al 3y ago
Just to be clear: those two teenagers intentionally killed someone on a bike. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itIFlQaIAIQ https://apnews.com/article/bicyclist-killed-teens-vegas-murd...
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by et-al 3y ago
That's because they don't turn a profit, or enough of it to justify the rent. American third spaces used to be bowling alleys, community centers, and Elks / Masonic Lodges. There's a shift away from those and now our thi
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by et-al 3y ago
Supposedly the company already made a full-frame version, but it's a lot clunkier than the newer m43 offering: https://imback.eu/home/35mm/ https://www.photo.net/forums/topic/524587-
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by et-al 3y ago
It’s great HN doesn’t allow responses like these because there are already plenty of other places for said memes.
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by et-al 3y ago
Most hostels I've stayed in had squeaky off-the-shelf metal bunk beds for their communal rooms. The bed arrangement in the photo looks closer to a capsule hotel.
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by et-al 3y ago
Did anyone else struggle to read this because of its choppiness?
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by et-al 3y ago
Except the Pi 2s and 3s had a full size HDMI ports.
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by et-al 3y ago
Which countries do you consider first-world? Venezuela, Brazil, Colombia?
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by et-al 3y ago
I couldn't find out the VRAM limit, but I assume for video manipulation one would need quite a bit. Also, it looks like the workers themselves only have access to 128MB of RAM unless this has changed? https://developers.clou
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by et-al 3y ago
Yup! It's not the easiest page to inspect, but there's a healthy amount of `transform: translate3d` going on. Parallax scrolling is a good keyword to start with.
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by et-al 3y ago
I think it's worth watching if you're into Chinese cinema, but I'd also temper expectations a bit.
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by et-al 3y ago
Thanks for the reminder Dan!
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by et-al 3y ago
It boggles my mind that clinics and hospitals, where there's a very good chance of sick people, haven't enforced mandatory masking. Kaiser (regional HMO) has only required it in some hospitals, and only after an uptick in COVID ca

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