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by gshdg 7y ago
For your care or for your insurance ? Those are two different things. The former seems potentially intrusive. The latter, well, a system where it was unnecessary would be better. But under current conditions in the US, yes, I think the e
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by gshdg 7y ago
We evolved to run, but not on surfaces as hard as concrete and asphalt. They’re far more brutal on the joints than even hard-packed clay, which would be the extreme in most natural environments.
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by gshdg 7y ago
It doesn’t help that most shoes squeeze most people’s toes when weight is on the ball of the foot, preventing us from using them for their natural purpose in stabilizing our stride. Most of us have toes that make the front of the foot squar
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by gshdg 7y ago
Part time, maybe. Not short term. It takes that much time to get up to speed on a non-trivial existing codebase and process. The value prop for the first couple months is usually just about zero once you take into account existing staff’s t
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by gshdg 7y ago
If that's the case, then the decision to assign it to an intern and give them 3 days, and then not to test it with a diverse set of subjects was somebody's fault and failure. If they were not an intern (or even if they were, frank
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by gshdg 7y ago
How do you get the iPhone to go into reader mode by default?
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by gshdg 7y ago
You don’t have to update to every new teensy release immediately. But do update dependencies regularly (at least once or twice a year). Once you’re in a hole deeper than a year it takes a LONG time to climb out.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Everything about this is a bad idea. This will put you in a position that actually makes it more difficult to poo. $deity forbid you get food poisoning. And it’s setting employers up for lawsuits from people with disabilities or injuries wh
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by gshdg 7y ago
“Only”? Used to be that spending $10 now and then would get you music to listen to forever . Now get off my lawn!
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by gshdg 7y ago
What possible solution to this problem isn’t vulnerable to the first part of this, tho?
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by gshdg 7y ago
Remember that also the company has a 98%+ chance of failing or exiting without a huge growth in valuation. Unless you’re spectacularly good at picking them, doing this on a repeated basis is not going to give good financial returns. But tha
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by gshdg 7y ago
Oh, wow, you took that in a direction I didn’t expect. I meant that you might benefit from a system to manage scope on the projects you mentioned struggling with scope creep on. But applying that to the development of habits themselves too
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by gshdg 7y ago
To whom is that attributed?
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by gshdg 7y ago
Wow, this reads like an ad.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Develop habits. They tend to work much better than relying on willpower. Especially when you’re feeling down or less energetic or inspired. As mentioned elsewhere, start with the tiniest, lowest-willpower possible variant of your habit. Onc
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by gshdg 7y ago
Doesn’t IFTTT use this model?
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by gshdg 7y ago
Airtable is a barely-glorified spreadsheet with the barest hint of relational capabilities. Access was a full relational database and drag-and-drop UI builder (with generated forms and views as well) that could drop down to SQL in a pinch.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Wow, this is an enormous WTF. What reason could they possibly have had for posting this?
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by gshdg 7y ago
You consent by buying / not selling your property. Besides which, where do you think your “rights” to “own” property come from?
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by gshdg 7y ago
This appears to just be a form hosted by a third party survey tool. The OP isn’t responsible for the tech.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Yeah, I think my biggest concern (as a senior) would be negotiating ownership stakes in the case of an actual product launch. It could end up being tough to make sure the junior is satisfied with their stake but also realistic about it.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Really cool idea. Does it matter whether the project is intended to ever make money?
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by gshdg 7y ago
So get a volunteer from non-TSA employees who work at the airport in whatever capacity and clear it with their boss? I agree that this is a bit skeevy.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Ooooh, I'd be very interested in seeing that spun out. I also find DRF borderline infuriating from a design standpoint.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Yes, I do nearly almost my long form reading on an e-ink reader. Much easier to concentrate on than a backlit screen. The latest generations are indeed not much of an upgrade from previous ones. But that doesn’t mean they aren’t better for
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by gshdg 7y ago
Perhaps using a term less euphemistic than “ethnic cleansing” would help people react more appropriately.
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by gshdg 7y ago
But why is the leading military technology the only thing we care about when defining an age?
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by gshdg 7y ago
Ugh, two or three years is decent now? Within my lifetime you’d expect a small appliance to last 20 years.
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by gshdg 7y ago
And Target’s website is painfully short on information about each product. To the point that sometimes there isn’t even enough info to tell what version it is so you can look up more details elsewhere!
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by gshdg 7y ago
Avoid it if you use Mail.app. Otherwise doesn’t seem too bad. Performance isn’t an issue.

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