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hateful
7y ago
I know this doesn't speak to your comment, and is also a bit of a rant, but I would clarify that "tabs" in this respect are not like "tabs" in your browser, where you can have multiple "things" open at the
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7y ago
I think a lot of this stems from a trick of sorts. Nothing that we are is "magically" consciousness. If we had a machine and emulated every aspect of a "mind", would it be conscious? If you're answering no - then wh
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7y ago
I think it would happen this way: firstly you would automate things that go on a track - like trains - which I think we already have. Then secondly you could have certain lanes or roads that are designed for specific self-driving vehicles.
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7y ago
I can't help but think that people using excel to accomplish their task instead of writing a program is a lot like Pythagoras doing geometry without algebra. When you get away from the numbers/code it makes it easier to visualize
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7y ago
I am 40. Starting this year there was two work functions that required "khakis". And it took some online searching to figure out exactly what this meant. At first, I was confused about why the color mattered - thinking it was colo
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hateful
7y ago
This is like pulling a video on how viruses work (biological viruses, not computer ones)!
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hateful
7y ago
If this wasn't here I was going to put it. When using Vuejs with TypeScript, I consistently create interfaces for just the part of the data being returned from an API that I care about.
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7y ago
While I do (mostly) agree with this article, it fails to mention the #1 reason why I never used it. I couldn't post something on someone else's page. I could post something to my "feed" and they could happen to see it. B
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7y ago
Every new OS, it seems - mobile or desktop - seems to go out of its way to hide my files from me. On Windows 10, the "C" drive isn't listed until you go one level deep.
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hateful
7y ago
I'd say it's very good if your filming a TV sitcom. I wonder if that's where the appeal originated?
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hateful
7y ago
I've been doing this for years. At one point my first email provider removed the catch-all feature. Despite pleading with them, all they could suggest was adding each address as a real account or alias account. There's no way I&#x
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7y ago
I'm surprised they don't have reusable crates that they can pick up when they ship the next shipment to you - at least for subscribe & save orders. Like the milkman used to pick up the bottles.
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7y ago
I also have ADHD (and felt the irony of watching my leg shake while reading about the author's leg shaking). I tend to do a lot of what the author is saying. "Planned distractions" help. I try to work in blocks of time (somet
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7y ago
Closest I ever came was recording a few weeks of MTV's 120 minutes.
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hateful
7y ago
Sounds like a candidate for machine learning - and an excuse to learn it.
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7y ago
I would say that just because it's online, doesn't make it any different than someone you only talk to at the "water cooler" or friends of friends you only see at parties. "We don't use the expression IRL. We s
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7y ago
Don't let religion hijack the word. The word soul in non-religious meaning (which more than often is referring to an "immortal soul", or a soul independent of a body), is referring to your "you-ness", the fact that
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hateful
8y ago
> You need to be willing to endure the discomfort of looking someone in the face, saying “I don’t know”, and then standing your ground when they pruessure you to lie to them. This. I have PMs who will ask me over and over until I give a
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8y ago
This too. There was no finding that post again, or catching up. And it because even worse on the app because sometimes hitting "back" from one link would refresh the feed and it'd be gone. After it happening 1-3 times in a se
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8y ago
This article reminded me of what Facebook was and the fact that I did actually like it when I first joined. The major complaint I see is usually centered around politics. But for me, I never saw any of that. The main reason I've stoppe
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8y ago
This is completely understandable. I've submitted for MVP for a product (not Microsoft, but built on Microsoft technologies) and I never get it due to the fact that I don't re-tweet all day and focus on development.
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8y ago
I had an Atari XE when I was 9. I used to write all sorts of games with it, starting with simple which way book type games and then moving on to 2 step animation and movement. I didn't have the optional floppy, so when I shut off the c
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hateful
8y ago
I liked the title, and even though I don't do Ruby, I saved it because of the tips and tricks. Flick and swoosh.
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8y ago
The reason I used Facebook (emphasis on the past tense here) and not Google+ is for one reason only: I could not post something on my wife's "wall/timeline" in Google+. This is different than "tagging" someone
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8y ago
I don't have the real answer, but I remember back when Google Desktop was a thing, I had a widget that would allow me to send a text to anyone and it had a field for the "from" number. So my guess is that the protocol they us
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8y ago
This was just mentioned on the Joe Rogan podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dodsGp37M50 I forget the exact time it was mentioned, but it's in the first half somewhere. The author he's talking to mentions tha
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8y ago
Good.
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8y ago
I first heard about this idea in this video from 2014, and have been talking about it ever since: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xOK2aJ-0Js
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8y ago
Didn't they just announce shutting down Flickr or something. Plus they could be decommissioning Google+ stuff. Maybe this is related. Just a guess.
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8y ago
My issues with the store apps are that most of them act like "apps" and not like "programs/applications". For example, they close on their own with no warning. I tried to use the store version of the Pandora app, bu
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