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by guax 2y ago
Super fun to play with the times of the day and check where shadows/light will hit.
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by guax 2y ago
For me the major breaking change on social media is the forcing of non linear timelines. They're required to increase engagement and promoting content but thats the crux of the issue. I liked the way early twitter worked, I have my bub
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by guax 2y ago
There is also the good old: "We can't discuss changes because there is nothing better already existing. There can't be anything better because we cannot change"
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by guax 2y ago
To me its seems that its all about cash: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_Internet_compa... The through-line is US/China with the vast majority. Eu I can only think of Spotify for non-retail. Being in
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by guax 2y ago
Community notes and enforcement might help meta in the long run as being a step into more organically managed content that can scale better than simple moderation. I have my serious gripes with how Instagram currently manages reports. I&#x2
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by guax 2y ago
There you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymerase_chain_reaction
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by guax 2y ago
My guess any person who shared affiliate links have good grounds for being part in a lawsuit. Not only they did not receive any money from PayPal for promoting Honey they had their affiliates stolen. Honey will likely try to cop out by clai
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by guax 2y ago
Exactly, no bank or payment system would ever offer services on the internet. How can a store operate in this environment! Never gonna happen. Impossible for mission critical tasks.
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by guax 2y ago
Visa is valid for 6y, entry visa for 3. You decide to visit Europe in year 4, you have to travel to southeast Asia or South America to renew your entry visa before you can get back to work? Sounds stupid. Another incredibly stupid thing of
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by guax 2y ago
Everything will be XML!
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by guax 2y ago
Is there a name for this category of website? I am seeing content like this — elaborate, animated, interactive — more often here and I wonder if its part of a new corner of the internet I am not familiar with. Looks dope.
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by guax 2y ago
You might have a great relationship with time and your phone, which is great. Not all of us have that. If/when my mental health is not on its best legs tools like this might prevent it from going deeper. Its VERY easy for me to do 30 m
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by guax 2y ago
Installed about 30 minutes ago, it already made me reconsider using the phone 3x. It is indeed effective while you're engaging with it. Hope it continues like this for long term.
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by guax 2y ago
1000x thanks, from the normal marketing material and post I could not tell if it was a drop in replacement, even if mostly. Looking forward to upgrade my uConsole.
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by guax 2y ago
So it has a chamber, a heater, a way to control chamber temperature. But its not a heated chamber because it does not have a single purpose heater vs using the bed for it? Sounds like semantics until testing is done.
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by guax 2y ago
I don't think the cheap clones were ever the problem. Prusa changed gears more heavily when Bambu came, took the code, ideas and learnings, modified, added, closed it and held for themselves.
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by guax 2y ago
I think it depends a lot of what one see as a success and "make it work". If we think that success is only high earning, growing forever, vc fuelled companies, then no. Open source will never work for that.
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by guax 2y ago
The fact that they're planning a upgrade kit for mk4s is awesome. If you're into it already and wanted an enclosure this makes it a very compelling option.
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by guax 2y ago
What if a leg regrows in the time? You never know when a Messiah might cure your employees chronic pain over the weekend.
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by guax 2y ago
I am well educated on the subject. You just want me to side with the company not only against data that shows unions are beneficial to society in general but against my own self interest that would benefit me as an employee. Notice that I w
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by guax 2y ago
Democrats stopped using that word likely because seldom anyone actually used it in any significant way before it got co-opted by rhetoric that uses it to denigrate their critics. I seen it on twitter in the past but never on mainstream poli
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by guax 2y ago
Salary discussion is protected, is not a feeling. https://www.nlrb.gov/about-nlrb/rights-we-protect/your-right... Union organisation should also be part of those protections but the US is still in the 1800 of labo
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by guax 2y ago
Discussions about pay and work issues ARE WORK RELATED COMMUNICATIONS. You had to say its work issues on the same sentence. Thats the law as well because it makes sense.
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by guax 2y ago
The wikipedia article on the word is an interesting read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woke The reductionist choice of the author and the way things are phrased seem like they're fact and argument based but are j
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by guax 2y ago
Dogs, monkeys, rats. Surely we took them there and back, but how sure are we that that wasn't their plan all along?!
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by guax 2y ago
I had a few things I though "when did this got this banged up, I just got it" but it was actually almost a decade old. Usually tools or headphones, rode my QC15 for 7 years before upgrading.
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by guax 2y ago
The good practice of last year is the bad pattern of today.
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by guax 2y ago
Why do you need the interface? You can extend/mock the class itself. Refactoring code is easy and cheap. There is no reason for complex abstractions that protect implantation outside of libraries and frameworks.
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by guax 2y ago
I think you make a big mistake in framing this shift in city design to accommodate shopping. Its made to accommodate living. People need walkable safe cities to go to work, school, doctors, restaurants and yes, shopping occasionally. The di
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by guax 2y ago
Neither Atlas or the new Atlas shift constantly on a standing position. The big engine powered previous dog/mule robot did tho. The only reason we don't walk with bent knees is because that uses a lot of energy and can only lock o

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