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4y ago
Isn't the piece kind of silly? It implies that protein intake must be animal-based (that's even in the title) where all it shows is (the well known fact) people eating primarily plant-based diets need to supplement their nutrition
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I think a part of it is that good cleaners are in very high demand here and I have an incentive to have a good relationship with them because it helps a lot in getting them to clean my house the way I like and for us to work around their ho
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4y ago
I believe a lot of people have a cordial/friendly relationship with their cleaner. I know my cleaner's wife and kids, have helped one of their kids get into coding and them to get access to training (bus-driving school, which they
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inglor
4y ago
The simple way to block YouTube ads on iOS is to pay for YouTube premium - it's unfortunate you can't get SponsorBlock through the regular/legal flow though.
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4y ago
What's wrong with Firefox Focus as a Safari content blocker? I barely see ads on my iPhone and websites breaking because I have an ad blocker is more common than seeing ads.
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4y ago
> How do you find interesting gigs? Get really good in a specific field you care about - for me that was platforms and programming languages but you might really enjoy other stuff. When I say really good let me emphasize that's not
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4y ago
Uri the founder is famous in the local scene for his Salsa dancing and horse grooming hobbies. Wokwi is open source, it is used mostly by educators and enthusiasts and it’s not being developed in the traditional startup sense - they’re (h
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4y ago
Node is a small team too but what features in particular are we missing?
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> If nothing else, add color coded parenthesis to the bar at the top and not just in the cell. This seems like a simple enough suggestion - I will pass on the rest but let me see if this is something we can fit to the next FHL.
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4y ago
Hey, I work on Excel at Microsoft and wanted to say: if anyone here has any feature requests they want escalated - write them here and I will bring them up. P.S we actually do read all the feedback people leave in the feedback box - it goes
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4y ago
This graph is why I don't like in the USA. When my parents got their green-cards after my dad finished his post-doc in California he spoke to all his researcher friends and noticed that in the US it's common for family to move awa
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inglor
4y ago
Israeli here - large cash transactions have already been banned for a few years mostly successfully - this just lowers the limit from ±$5000 to ±$2000
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4y ago
Nit for @dang or OP - it's ironSource not IronSource (This comment is not an endorsement of the merger which I'm personally not a fan of - we get an ad/installer company merging with the biggest non-AAA game engine company wh
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inglor
4y ago
Hey, excited to see more players in this space and more alternatives which I believe is a win for users. If there is anything Node core can do better for you to allow better interop ping us. Also - I'm not sure if you're involved
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4y ago
I work for a fairly hige tech company and it’s pretty bureaucratic (although I suspect not nearly as much as some others) and certifications (other than academic degrees and such) still carry the same sort of negative connotation here the o
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4y ago
first aid certification totally worth it. The fact I know how to provide CPR and first aid opened some surprising opportunities (e.g. attending C level company tours that opened doors) and provided me with experiences when volunteering in
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inglor
4y ago
check out Qwik (by Misko Hevery the author of Angular) which does (much) smarter hydration than Next (or this Fresh thing)
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4y ago
Just a developer (for Excel). I don't work on Minecraft or anything related but I'm happy to (try and) escalate this internally in Minecraft and/or identity through the internal channels. You can email me at bgruenbaum@micros
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4y ago
Around 15% had automated tests that run on deployments with coverage of the app. Out of those 95% were Selenium and the most of the rest tools that wrap it. Tools like Playwright or Cypress while interesting are a very small percentage of a
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Good luck! We tried and failed to create a “bug capture” offering in Testim.io - what helped us work with comapnies like Microsoft/Salesforce and eventually make an exit and sell to a much larger player (Tricentis) is focusing on rock-
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I used to work for Testim.is that does this. I’m now a user at Microsoft (which we’re using before I joined). Overall the idea works very well and Testim had/has a lot of customers using record/playback.
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Nice! (To be clear, the 18 days are paid sick leave - after 18 days you get social security meaning the government pays for your sick leave and not Microsoft - you still get paid but it's capped at ±100K USD a year which is significant
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At Microsoft Israel we have: - 23 days off every year for everyone. - 5 extra days off for COVID years (but doesn't accumulate between years) - 18 days of (paid) sick leave (also for family) - Lots of leaves for stuff like family sickn
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> This isn't remotely true. Most of Chromium code is BSD-3-Clause. Yes, because when Apple forked KHTML they made the _least amount_ possible open source and when they faced public pressure and were criticised (note unlike Google -
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inglor
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Google has open sourced only as much as they had too for using Webkit's GPL codebase and have been notorious in close-sourcing bits when they are able (like the DevTools WebAssembly debugging tools and a ton of other stuff). So the fac
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I did not work for the USMC and the strategic goals of the IDF (land defense, small area) are very different so I can't answer for sure. In many modern battle scenarios (specifically urban warfare scenarios) tanks aren't of much u
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The problem with this logic is both that Russia's tank building philosophy is very different than the US's (or Israel's) and that tanks and defensive systems have also improved (significantly) in the last 20 years but the art
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Lots of outdated information here. I served in the IDF on something related and (obviously) can't disclose anything of military importance but do you really think for the last 16 years tank armor hasn't gotten (much) better to dea
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Not always, not necessarily if the tab was in the background when closed (switch then close), not if they force quit (like the other comment I upvoted says), not if chrome updates etc. The other alternatives are opening another type of conn
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I agree - some more exceptions: Hedge funds and VCs as well as brokers and other investors definitely _do_ pay for insights on top of public data feeds. TipRanks (worked there 2012-2017) is a big'ish (profitable) company doing (mostly)
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