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gedy
2y ago
With the cloud based rendering, I wonder if they will change this to a subscription. I hope not, as a greatly prefer the one time cost model with games.
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gedy
2y ago
This is just CYA for _everyone_ including gov't, media, celebrities, et al for recycling propaganda. It creates "green jobs", etc.
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gedy
2y ago
Yeah this place again. I mean kudos on trying something new, but it's basically condos/apartments with no parking, and surrounded by rest of Tempe, AZ. It's puffing this up to be something it's not.
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gedy
2y ago
I really want this - if you want a movie with a diverse cast, great. All black, no problem. K-pop star wars, etc. I highly doubt Hollywood and actors would ever go for this, but I think people would enjoy it.
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gedy
2y ago
I think phones are a something different. Agreed you mostly consume on them and less need for "files". It's a phone appliance. But WTH is an iPad for with the larger screen and all that power? Watching videos or maybe some
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gedy
2y ago
Training is one thing, but that feature to have AI help you with your LI posts seems psychotic. Generic generated slop for what exactly.
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gedy
2y ago
Talking off the cuff, it feels to me like Apple is trying/tried to hail back to the early days of the Mac where there is no hierarchical file system and "files" concept is minimized in favor of apps that correspond 1:1 with a
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gedy
2y ago
Sure, but I'm one of the kooks who will plug a tablet into a monitor and use keyboard and mouse. Seems handy for that.
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gedy
2y ago
PR: Add Code of Conduct
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gedy
2y ago
It's just really easily available, and lots of money in the US economy. It feels good so people get hooked. It would be the same in wherever you are from if the streets were flooded with this stuff.
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gedy
2y ago
> Imagine a person who lacks knowledge of traffic rules driving a heavy, high-speed vehicle on chaotic Philippine roads. Sounds like normal in Southeast Asia? Totally chaotic and an e-bike/trike sounds preferable imho.
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gedy
2y ago
This may sound like a no true Scotsman argument, when our company was trained by one of the scrum founders about 18 years ago, they were very clear that the daily standup was only for the team members, and the scrum master. (The scrum maste
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gedy
2y ago
Somehow, TV and newspapers survived and thrived on non- targeted, not-filthy ads for decades. I'd have little problem with static ads in webpages that looked like the ones in magazines I grew up with.
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gedy
2y ago
> It’s an artfully constrained design system Have to disagree it's a design system - it's basically a theme. Consistent colors, fonts, borders, spacing is handy for sure - but Tailwind is not a great option if you expect to dr
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gedy
2y ago
Westerners wouldn't need as much noncompetitive wages if housing was cheaper.
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gedy
2y ago
> Traffic and pedestrian fatalities in the U.S. climbed sharply for over a decade before leveling off last year. The reasons for that rise are complicated, and likely include road and sidewalk design, an increase in speeding and a corres
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gedy
2y ago
Yeah I was very underwhelmed by sound quality of my not cheap hearing aids. Bose Hearphones and Airpod Pros were way better and much cheaper
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gedy
2y ago
Tailwind is fine for some use cases, but this and https://pollen.style are probably better baselines for apps and following a design system. They let you define classes and components with some global consistency, without forci
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gedy
2y ago
> My school has a bring-your-own-device wifi which obviously necessitates blocking of certain categories of websites With cell phones able to access whatever outside your network, what is the purpose of blocking if it's bring-your-o
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gedy
2y ago
I think this is the key thing I wasn't considering - I think of Bitcoin as primarily way to save currency, whereas a lot of people are treating like an investment for trading.
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gedy
2y ago
Not really involved with crypto, but if I had large sums of money in it, I would never store this on an exchange. Seems so risky. Can anyone ELI5 why people do this?
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gedy
2y ago
Thanks for this. While I have no problem with SQL, I enjoy the type checking, autocomplete, and 'compilation' this TS syntax gives you. Please continue!
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gedy
2y ago
I used to volunteer weekends cleaning remote beaches in California, and virtually all the plastic trash was from asia and/or asian ships (from the text and printing). US people using plastic is a very small problem in comparison.
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2y ago
> These two usecases is what makes Tailwind so useful and accessible for drafting stuff up, but also bear the pitfalls of tech debt to actually maintain and iterate the design system of complex ui systems Tailwind is really rotten for co
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gedy
2y ago
> Emphasis on "utility classes". This is what makes Tailwind different from e.g. Bootstrap. Just FYI that Bootstrap 5+ has really good utility classes: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.3/utilities/
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gedy
2y ago
I mostly agree, but found that HA isn't too bad on Pi if you don't continuously update the versions even if it suggests. I had a lot of trouble keeping a stable system until I just ignored them until I really needed to install on
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2y ago
Sure if he was being hurtful, hateful, etc. But is comment hardly seems wrong in light of the community guidelines: https://discuss.python.org/guidelines More seems it's just embarrassing to the committee so they bann
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2y ago
> He particularly hated it when they said his imagery was nonsensical. It made his insect eyes flash like a rocket. Haha classic
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2y ago
The thing is, work has always been dull and a chore. I think what's different is now basically everybody works, and home and relationships are secondary to "your career" especially two income households. It sucks and it
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gedy
2y ago
I like New York, but I just can't fathom spending $89000/year on rent with what looks to be a uninteresting and not fancy apartment. That $250 a day could be a lot more fun elsewhere around the country and world...
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