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by hasbot 2y ago
I started using Firefox when it was first released and have never used anything else since except to download Firefox.
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by hasbot 2y ago
You're saying the benefits of lead were widely known but not the issues? That makes no sense.
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by hasbot 2y ago
Is there a war against loud exhaust? I'm affected far more by loud exhaust than by bright headlights.
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by hasbot 2y ago
> By the late 1700s that had radically changed — people feared to eat tomatoes as the fruit had gained a reputation as being poisonous. The unusual culprit was actually tableware. It turned out the pewter plates of the wealthy contained
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by hasbot 2y ago
Glitter, poop, and now a bag of dicks can be easily sent anonymously. What other similar services exist? Asking for a friend. Found this: https://prankpackage.com/collections/all
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by hasbot 2y ago
Apparently they'd agree. From their Project Details page: > At the Dog Aging Project, we’re focused on healthy aging not just lifespan extension. We want to understand the biological and environmental factors that influence aging a
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by hasbot 2y ago
Related: https://ddc.dk/has-the-mckinsey-model-ruined-our-management-...
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by hasbot 2y ago
Why did you stop? Did you gain any insights from your experience. I think many of us nerds are intrigued by the concept of lucid dreaming but haven't actually explored the space. I skimmed a book on the subject in the mid 80's,
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by hasbot 2y ago
Oh, I know. I looked for houses for years in various markets and was priced out of a couple (e.g. Asheville, NC). I ended up paying $80k over asking for a meh rundown house. The housing shortage and high prices are not the fault of selle
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by hasbot 2y ago
> "Texas, Florida, Arizona, Tennessee and Georgia are the most impacted states by the run-up in builder inventory," Gerli continued. Definitely not the case in the markets I'm familiar with (NY, VA, and OR). I expect inve
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by hasbot 2y ago
What would a farmer or a gardener have to say about slow aging?
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by hasbot 2y ago
The title implies this works for humans but the article says "There is no evidence yet that taking lithocholic acid would have the same effect in humans."
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by hasbot 2y ago
Thanks! I hadn't heard of The Longevity Diet. Here's a review: https://www.verywellhealth.com/the-longevity-diet-plan-overv... A summary of the diet from the review: The longevity diet resembles a modified vegan
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by hasbot 2y ago
And yet he has an incredible sense of timing: https://www.rte.ie/entertainment/2011/0430/429220-mullenl/ > Mullen thought that the click track was slightly off and insisted it was a fraction of a beat
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by hasbot 2y ago
And it's so obviously bad that new hires want to re-implement from scratch even though they don't have complete knowledge of what the software does.
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by hasbot 2y ago
No mention of all the "deadwood:" people that don't contribute anything at all. People you're loath to assign anything to because they've repeatedly shown that they're incapable of finishing the simplest task.
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by hasbot 2y ago
All what stuff? I don't understand how your comment relates to mine (or even the article). It feels like you're trying to correct me but I have no idea on what. Skimming through the other comments, I see numerous other criticism
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by hasbot 2y ago
Your knowledge will be the limiting factor. For the same price though you can get an Adafruit Trinket ( https://www.adafruit.com/product/1501 ) which has a lot of potential.
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by hasbot 2y ago
The linked article is a summary of a much longer article ( https://www.nature.com/articles/s44271-024-00088-3 ). From the conclusion of the original article: > Shared reality fosters social connections between people
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by hasbot 2y ago
What's the expected/intended workflow? Would I copy the contents of your github repo into mine own and then build my functionality on top of FlutterFlash?
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by hasbot 2y ago
It's interesting all the comments are focused on the functionality and not on how it was built. Can you write some more on the experience? You say it was "a fun challenge." Would you consider using Cursor again? What part
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by hasbot 2y ago
Looks cool. Maybe consider expanding your market to include e-drums.
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by hasbot 2y ago
PowerBuilder too. I worked for an S&P 500 corporation from 2000 to 2006 trying to replace several business critical PowerBuilder apps in Java using a bloated commercial framework called Windchill. The original apps were written by a h
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by hasbot 2y ago
For those that have never heard of Accrescent: https://accrescent.app/
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by hasbot 2y ago
What a bizarre article. It could be an Onion article: "American couple move to France and find out it's not the same." Moving to a different state involves a lot of work, money, and bureaucracy; of course moving to a foreign
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by hasbot 2y ago
> I've hired support workers in short bursts for this as well. Can you expand on this? I recently moved and have been procrastinating the myriad of paperwork moving from one state to another involves. What helped was my insurance
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by hasbot 2y ago
My eyesight has gotten worse and I can't read a typical book with its tiny print. The biggest Pro for me is adjustable font sizes. Another Pro is free books! After purchasing probably a 1000 books in my life; I'm done buying an
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by hasbot 2y ago
"Speed" appears to be the only improvement over previous versions. It's only slightly larger than previous versions. My Paperwhite 4 is a little pokey especially in scrolling through a library, but it's not a big deal
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by hasbot 2y ago
My Paperwhite 4 is 6.6” x 4.6” x 0.3”. This new one is 5” x 7” x 0.3”. Unless the bezel is significantly smaller (and from the pictures it doesn't), I'll wait for the next version. I read in landscape because in portrait mode t
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by hasbot 2y ago
Huh. All my books are side-loaded and I've not had any issues.

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