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by gibolt 7y ago
This is the normal human cycle. We did the same for things as big as terrorism and as small as every tiny thing that teenagers have ever done, broadcast via the local news. People freak out at things that are different; not normal. It absol
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by gibolt 7y ago
They mentioned her losing 12kg after an infection. There could be more to it, but that is a significant loss that could explain much of it
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by gibolt 7y ago
Depends on your intent. If you are referencing a world when everyone can only say "Hello", the comma may be removed
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by gibolt 7y ago
Instagram has a business portal. When your site could easily be mistaken as an official company channel, that should not be allowed.
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by gibolt 7y ago
Imagine if much of that had instead been invested in renewable energy. The same people trumpeting energy independence could have had it and made the U.S. the dominant renewable exporter. Yet we still do everything possible to equate only oi
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by gibolt 7y ago
An interesting side effect if it does lead to long-term change is the airlines. Currently ticket prices are kept low by expensive business class tickets and late purchased business travelers. If either of those sees a >10% drop, some maj
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by gibolt 7y ago
Compared to a salary, it is nothing. If your company functions and people are more productive because of it, ~$80 a year is nothing.
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by gibolt 7y ago
Seems like there should be some basic review processes in place. Any external dependency/purchase should require sign-off of at least one of only a few decision makers. This should be very similar to a code review, but seen by CTO, CIO
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by gibolt 7y ago
They probably looked you up afterwards on Facebook or another site using Facebook analytics.
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by gibolt 7y ago
I personally am watching others around me do what I consider "overreacting". Once it starts spreading locally though, the response will be reasonable. The biggest gain in working from home is not protecting yourself, but the sprea
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by gibolt 7y ago
There are also more people total, and more people considered celebrities
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by gibolt 7y ago
Pigeons have a "refresh rate" of around 100 frames per second. It is believed that a bunch of smaller animals and even insects have similar or faster visual processing time, though I'm not aware of specific numbers.
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by gibolt 7y ago
>1 is enough times for an individual booster. Some failures are ok, as long as the average is >~1.2
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by gibolt 7y ago
Their A/B testing probably isn't testing education efficacy, but retention and actions that lead to payment/miscellaneous business goals.
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Designing for Mixed Reality – Unity(blogs.unity3d.com)
1 points by gibolt 7y ago|0 comments
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by gibolt 7y ago
I recommend you look at his Patreon page. His quality, depth of research, and overall uniqueness made supporting a no brainer for me.
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by gibolt 7y ago
The game with the little balls coming across from the sides is super simple, and super creative with its limitations.
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by gibolt 7y ago
My response is why the modern one is not the Roman variant
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by gibolt 7y ago
My guess is it was played on paper. Pens were the dominant writing utensil. Hard to remove and repeat on the same surface. Even with pencils, erasing leaves a mark and doing so repeatedly will either become too hard to tell or rip through t
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by gibolt 7y ago
Do they charge more for a window seat? I'd imagine their extra luggage fee is out of this world.
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by gibolt 7y ago
Like with any language, out can make it short to the point f obfuscation. The goal (and the opportunity) is to make your code very declarative. view.removeSelf() vs. ViewGroup parent = (ViewGroup) view.getParent(); parent
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by gibolt 7y ago
UI is too complicated for me to comprehend. I need 3 animated generic icons on a Bootstrap site to explain all the features
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by gibolt 7y ago
I would mostly disagree. You get all the Java solutions plus the Kotlin ones. Few languages have that much support. Within ~2 years, native things will hopefully become sufficient, but the state now isn't gloom and doom.
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by gibolt 7y ago
I started using Kotlin daily about 8 months ago. Recently had to go back to an older Android codebase, and immediately decided I had to start converting. The amount of boilerplate is unbelievable. I'm able to cut the number of lines by
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by gibolt 7y ago
Is that 150 tons for the whole wind turbine, or just the blades? Most parts other than the blades should be reusable or recycleable. Could result in a 1-2 order of magnitude increase in efficiency.
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by gibolt 7y ago
This is better by a significant margin than any fossil fuel use the turbine is offsetting. Yes, some material will be wasted, but it is a tiny fraction of the far worse alternative. I've seen this as a reason not to switch several time
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by gibolt 7y ago
Most people have 0 experience with it, and 0 experiences seeing it (at least that they are aware of). If you gave a random sample Tesla-level autopilot with their current car and walked them through how to use if, I'd guess that at lea
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by gibolt 7y ago
Could be far fewer keystrokes with character prediction. First would be 7 instead of 19, ignoring Enter/arrow/mouse clicks.
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by gibolt 7y ago
Sounds like you should have started your last step 18 months ago. Getting it integrated on a scale large enough to warrant regular people using it and having it in more than one app they use will be the biggest challenge you'll face. F
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by gibolt 7y ago
I watched this 'documentavideo' a few months ago. Goes into a bit of detail of the history of Nintendo of Europe and one guy who helped it spread. I'd assume relations between the various branches have pretty strong interplay

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