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2y ago
Looks like the evolution of ideas implemented in Gloomhaven with a removal of one of its most annoying downsides: board setup. Looking forward to try it
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2y ago
Fiction: Hyperion by Dan Simmons (especially The Consul's Tale) Non-Fiction: Peopleware (opened my eyes when I was a young newcomer to the industry)
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2y ago
Australian who lived in Washington state for 4.5 years. Very happy to see those kind of changes. Much better and safer than 4-way stop intersections and I hope American drivers will figure out eventually how to use them
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2y ago
On mobile, I can't see the thread. Just the first message
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2y ago
https://archive.is/rZufj
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2y ago
Used it for both of my kids. Both times we bought a used one for $800 and sold for the same price after it was no longer needed.
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2y ago
... or the weight, or the battery life, or the assembly quality. And if it's all good then you have to deal with ads and spyware of Windows 11 or with one of many linux distros that can be good for some but still too far from deliverin
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2y ago
They also have two highly trained proffessionals ready to take control and tight SoPs for everything.
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2y ago
Not Op but for me it was frustrating in the past 12 months: - when they use to break local files playback (where you have your own mp3) every few months - when "add to queue" function started lagging - when "add to queue"
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2y ago
Never liked LeetCode style questions, so for frontend screening interview, I used to ask to write a tic-tac-toe game with no networking (eg. both players use the same mouse). It's usually provided enough signal in 30-45min to make a de
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2y ago
What if you family and friends can't do that and you think your duty is protect them?
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2y ago
https://archive.is/0uaee
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2y ago
I agree with your point. However I also don't want to live in a world where the first superintelligence is controlled by an entities that: - try to scan all my chat messages searching for CSAM - have black sites across the world where
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2y ago
Maybe your city should invest in better buses, road infrastructure (eg bus lanes) so they not stuck in traffic, and optimize the schedule and then you will see that the public transit is actually a more efficient alternative to self driving
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2y ago
For an average person, video is easier to consume. That means it's easier to create a loop resulting in much better engagement
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2y ago
Where should I put my toddler?
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2y ago
I'd even say Microsoft & SpaceX pays is lower than many other big tech
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2y ago
> 2.Not true in the U.S. No special registration needed to drive an Uber. Depends on the state/county, the driver and/or the vehicle may need additional paperwork
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3y ago
> you are better served elsewhere such as Yandex What an interesting example you picked considering its tight affiliation with Russian Gov and the well known record of censoring news and search results Just one of examples https:/&
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3y ago
> Never take a stand on anything "If you stand for nothing, Burr, what'll you fall for?" (c)
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3y ago
Yep, the cost of mistake is the biggest one. However there is also a pressure to quickly evaluate and make right calls in a very short amount of time when you deal with a threat.
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3y ago
95% time EvE is a spreadsheet grind while watching Netflix in a separate window, but the remaining 5% are so intense and full on adrenaline rush that keeps you coming back to the game again and again
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3y ago
I enjoy good coffee and don't mind to occasionally use a proper coffee machine at the office, but at home K-Cups are perfect for me in terms of convenience-to-quality. Bought $7 reusable pods on Amazon which make it slightly less conve
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3y ago
Not really, but my efficiency varies significantly between operating systems, and I have never held back my feedback to management, that if we were given right tools then we can deliver more. And I never was afraid to push for it =) I used
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3y ago
A few: cheaper, takes less space, don't need to know what cpu/gpu you need to buy, it just works, don't need to look for game hardware reqs The older I get and the less time I have to tinker with PC, the more I appreciate con
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3y ago
By "one good multiplayer game" you mean Fortnite, right? That can explain this peculiar comment. Also SteamOS doesn't serve any ads when it finished booting
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3y ago
Any serious business needs to have a continuity plan and can't depend on availability of a single person. What if the person you depend on will have a medical emergency or resign? Business owners can take this risk but using "don&
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3y ago
Agree, and I don't think Israel has a goal to kill hostages but to eleminate Hamas no matter the cost
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3y ago
There is a reason why most of governments don't negotiate with terrorists. Nothing good even came from other tactics in the long term.
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3y ago
I know what I'm doing, and I don't see myself advocating for genocide. Can you help me to understand where do you think I do that?
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