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by fumar 6y ago
Would they architect the home or does one need to provide that? Genuinely curious as some of these seemed reasonable to me.
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by fumar 7y ago
Nope. I use Juno for Jupyter notebooks.
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by fumar 7y ago
Well for the record, I enjoyed my Surfaces. I thought they were what Apple should have released at that time. I am also a fan of ThinkPads. I still have an X1 Carbon – great keyboard. Sold my X230 on a whim and still miss that little guy.
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by fumar 7y ago
I had the first five generations of Surface Pros. I agree that they can be your main computer. They have compromises but overall they work fine. For example, they don't have the computational power as the top end MacBook Pros but they
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by fumar 7y ago
Do you have citations for the “10X as fatal” comment? I am having a hard time understanding the situation because facts are hard to come by.
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by fumar 7y ago
Can you elaborate on “huge long-term correction?” Are you speaking towards the global economy or specific countries?
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by fumar 7y ago
I was in your shoes 2 years ago. I had two ThinkPads one was a hackintosh. I needed MacOS for work. I loved having the trackpoint, thinkpad keyboard, and user replaceable parts. Work eventually upgraded everyone to new MacBook Pros and I di
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by fumar 7y ago
It would be interesting to see the inverse, "Why I am moving to SF" analysis.
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by fumar 7y ago
I second this. I am similar age with similar back issues. I focus on core work and strength training. I also run 3-4 miles a few times per week. I am very careful to use proper posture vs speed. I have been able to avoid surgery. I still ha
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by fumar 7y ago
I recently started gaming after a good 8-10 years of non gaming. I installed Dirt Rally and bought a racing wheel controller. It is a blast to drive in a simulator-like game. I don't think it is a game I would've have enjoyed as a
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by fumar 7y ago
I am not picking on FB here. I find it interesting humans created this network. It has some benefits and plenty of issues due to its business model. There is strength in the network but the network could succumb to a loss of participants an
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Tesla's Cybertruck Approach on Auto Manufacturing and Engineering(motortrend.com)
79 points by fumar 7y ago|69 comments
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by fumar 7y ago
The tri motor will do sub 3 sec 0-60.
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by fumar 7y ago
I appreciate Tesla for taking the pick up truck use cases and building something from scratch. This is the first pick up truck I’ve ever thought to myself “makes sense and I want it.” The ICE trucks have needy engines and most of the time t
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by fumar 7y ago
Because of the design or functionality?
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by fumar 7y ago
This went from first page to second page in about 10 minutes.
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by fumar 7y ago
Is there a solution for rapid change from the private sector? I don't believe the current US policy makers will act on climate change.
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by fumar 7y ago
That is one interesting and reductionist take on Chicago. The south and west sides of the city are cultural melting pots. The north side also has its ethnic enclaves. I am not defending Chicago but as the only other true metropolis outside
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by fumar 7y ago
I think the transition from plastics will be vital. It will require new innovations in product manufacturing alternatives. Look around everything is made from it. It will change supply chains, goods lifecycles, costs, and consumer habits. F
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by fumar 7y ago
The true Chicago pizza that is more ubiquitous in the region than deep dish is Tavern style pizza. It is a cracker style crust, sweeter sauce, cheese to edge of the crust, and cut in squares. It also best well-baked. https://www.
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The Apple Store (2004)(apple.com)
36 points by fumar 7y ago|21 comments
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by fumar 7y ago
My sister passed away from a gliobastoma. We didn’t try metformin but we did try thc. Any effects were too late.
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by fumar 7y ago
Verizon wouldn’t risk having negative publicity from a documentary. Not to be a buzzkill but seems too left of center for them.
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by fumar 7y ago
This does read like a pure PR piece. TE angered most of its fanbase by increasing the price of the OP-1 after it claimed parts became more expensive due to a new supplier.
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by fumar 7y ago
Recent LA transplant here. Fight or flight did not kick in. Instead, I was mostly confused and kinda paced about the flat while the earth shook. I always imagine myself acting quick on my feet like a movie hero. Two learnings; I know what a
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by fumar 7y ago
Yes, I find the thinner the device the easier it is to pack. I should say overall volume. If I can travel for 1-2 days with a simple backpack, that is best case scenario. I keep trying to go 100% iPad Pro but its not quite there yet. I have
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by fumar 7y ago
I travel frequently for work. I like having a pro machine that is light and thin. I am okay with compromises, but understand that the target audience feels differently. I believe my Macbook Pro goes more places than before due to the compac
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by fumar 7y ago
Do you have proof? At my previous ad tech employers data was always stripped of personal identifiable information. The legal and policy teams went to great lengths to ensure data was anonymous.
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by fumar 7y ago
The whole thing is an ad for a new service.
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by fumar 7y ago
I have the 10.5 in Pro and Apple Pencil 1. I wonder if the 20 ms vs 9 ms is detectable by the human eye.

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