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8y ago
It's so sad this is the case, but it is the case. In a job I've always gotten 1.5-3% raises, and 10% for promotions. Switching jobs I've gotten up to a 75% increase each time.
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8y ago
"The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time." - Bertrand Russell
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hateful
8y ago
I think some of the slides were meant to go with a presentation and were meant to be sarcastic/snarky.
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8y ago
I wonder how much of the popularity is based on availability. Like the fact that grey cars are the most popular, and twice when buying a car, they only had the grey available - but I would prefer blue. Salesmen said they only carry grey bec
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8y ago
IMHO Google+ failed for one reason. At least it's the reason it failed for me. There was no way to post something on someone else's feed. When I used Facebook, this may have been the #1 thing that I used it for (and events). If I
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hateful
8y ago
A very good article on this topic: https://waitbutwhy.com/2017/04/neuralink.html
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8y ago
Reminds me of Johnny Mnemonic: https://scifiinterfaces.com/2016/11/23/the-memory-doubler/
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8y ago
I'd say the second part of #3 is addressing this. > You can magnify the effect of a powerful language by using a style called bottom-up programming, where you write programs in multiple layers, the lower ones acting as programming
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8y ago
This kind of thing is one of my worst pet peeves.
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8y ago
Keep in mind that slightly depressing your brake pedal without pushing it down turns your brake lights on but you do not actually brake. This is used to warn cars behind you of possible danger ahead.
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8y ago
I've been listening for about a half hour now. It feels like I joined a meeting and I'm completely ignoring it. It's so satisfying.
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8y ago
Finally, a dark theme.
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8y ago
> We partnered with DeepMind on a feature called Adaptive Battery that uses machine learning to prioritize system resources for the apps the user cares about most. You know what mind I would like to control what apps get more resources?
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8y ago
Works, thanks.
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8y ago
I was interested in seeing the meetup feature, but I don't see how you can supply multiple addresses currently.
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8y ago
Upvoted because they mentioned Vue.
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8y ago
It's really easy, the first one to support multiple chat windows will win. That and ctrl+enter to send message.
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8y ago
I've been thinking about doing this for a while. And I LOVE the fact that the whole first page is mostly egonomic/split.
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8y ago
I should have said something different and not even mentioned a specific framerate. What I meant to say is that GPUs now-a-days are able to most rendering with ease, but the product in this link will near a lot more.
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8y ago
The only issue is that the display doesn't require glasses, so it doesn't have any idea where you're eyes are. Or if there are multiple viewers.
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8y ago
"The Looking Glass generates 45 distinct views of a three-dimensional scene" Now that GPUs can reliably generate 60 FPS, this is the next step to push that technology. Because you'll need 45x60FPS for the same quality. And th
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8y ago
I would say to also include a dark theme. I'd prefer to customize the colors manually, but if that's not possible, at least have a light/medium/dark theme choice. The main reason, at least for me, is that on the TV, ligh
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8y ago
Thanks for pointing me towards "Dark Background and Light Text". Having a dark background and light text is something that's very important to me.
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8y ago
I just thought of something. With all the privacy issues going on lately, how many of us that are complaining about poor search results have also installed some sort of add on to block Google from tracking us? Can that have something to do
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8y ago
Yes, for me it's been getting worse and worse over the past few months. I don't see as many quick answer boxes up-top and the results are almost never relevant. It's hard for me to explain, but it's almost like Google fo
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8y ago
I had been using Synergy to control my work laptop from my home machine. I hadn't used it in a while (2+ years) and my computer would constantly run out of memory (I think it was in dwm.exe, if I remember correctly) and I would need to
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8y ago
From: Elon Musk To: Everybody Subject: Some concerning news June 17, 2018 11:57 p.m. I can't stand it, I know you planned it I'mma set it straight, this Watergate I can't stand rockin' when I'm in here 'Cause y
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8y ago
There are a few places by me where they've made apartments above a bunch of stores. I'm in NY, Long Island specifically and they all get converted to Senior or Luxury apartments that cost way more than the average person can affor
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8y ago
All the stores that are walking distance from my house are: Mobile phone stores (fake resellers) Fast food/Chinese/pizza Liquor stores Gas stations 711 Laundromat Check Cashing etc... None of these are stores I'd want to brow
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8y ago
I used this feature to figure out that my wife was cheating on me! So it was useful!
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