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by gshdg 7y ago
What might put Perl back on top (or at least no longer at the bottom) would be a really awesome modern web application framework.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Do people really use cellular on laptops? Also, cellular is still painfully expensive in the US, and even unlimited plans get throttled.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Rule of thumb: stock options are always worthless unless they’re in a public company. If you’re relying on them for financial goals, you’re doing it wrong.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Right-click and "open in new container tab" gives you a choice of containers to open the link in, fwiw.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Huh, that sounds familiar. Koch brothers? Trump? We’re already in that transition.
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by gshdg 7y ago
You realize this is an allegory?
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by gshdg 7y ago
Yeah, that’s just the Post doing it’s usual scaremongering. Yes, what it says about the character of the city is true. No, it has nothing to do with the startup scene taking root here. The difference between NY and SF is that — while, yes,
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by gshdg 7y ago
Just got a new laptop with it. Had some frustrations with the Applications folder lockdown and some of the apps being dumbed down even further than before. But no glitches.
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by gshdg 7y ago
USAF has billions to throw at the problem.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Subscription management.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Depending on the issue, it may not be something that it’s appropriate to ask forgiveness for. For instance, “I made a porn video with my high school boyfriend and it leaked to the internet” is a mistake, not an injury done to the now-husban
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by gshdg 7y ago
Plenty of memory and storage without charging through the nose for them. 8GB / 128GB is laughable. Alternatively, user-upgradable. Smaller trackpad for more ergonomic typing. The 2015 models were better proportioned.
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by gshdg 7y ago
That’s not shocking.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Yes, absolutely, 100% I'd prefer that. I live in a pedestrian city, without a car (which is inconvenient maybe once a year, tops), and the behavior of people in cars is one of my biggest gripes.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Another option is to grandfather for one year so they have the time to get used to the idea, and plan in next years budgeting.
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by gshdg 7y ago
I think there's a third set, which is people who like seeing other people use the stuff they built, whether or not it makes money.
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by gshdg 7y ago
USA. That I have to call to follow up on my health care providers when they’re supposed to be communicating with each other. Lack of pricing transparency. Insurance system clearance procedures and denials.
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by gshdg 7y ago
GraphicConverter
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by gshdg 7y ago
I was thinking of benefits like being able to better learn to overcome your own limitations or put yourself in situations where you’re likely to succeed.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Maybe it doesn't lead to being happier, but that doesn't mean there aren't other benefits.
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by gshdg 7y ago
I'm not sure that's true any more at the lower end of the socioeconomic scale. People I know are having a very difficult time covering just rent, electricity, food, and transportation for a family of 4 on a dual full-time income.
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by gshdg 7y ago
But then you have to take into account more men dying in war and whatnot.
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by gshdg 7y ago
Yes, absolutely, 100%, no hesitation
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by gshdg 7y ago
> Psychologically, people aren’t going to trust it very much because they have no idea about its capabilities. What makes you believe this? Just because you won’t trust it until it happens doesn’t mean that the average driver won’t. It
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by gshdg 7y ago
It's not encountering it that inspires false confidence. It's knowing that the car has it inspires false confidence. People think that it keeps you from hitting things, so they worry less about hitting things, so they focus le
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by gshdg 7y ago
It’s not about driving in ways that are visibly more reckless. It’s about thinking they don’t need to pay as close attention to the road.
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by gshdg 7y ago
The trouble is that, humans being humans, drivers come to rely on these systems and decrease their own vigilance, ultimately resulting in greater danger to pedestrians.
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by gshdg 7y ago
This relatively new wood composite is supposedly extremely fire resistant
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by gshdg 7y ago
A workplace that’s dehumanizing or that forces you to be your worst instead of your best self in order to survive or succeed.
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by gshdg 7y ago
It was during the workday for a whole lot of people. Leaving work for it makes it a strike of sorts.

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