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It's not Chrome. If I kill all programs and put my M1 and my 2017 intel to sleep... I can touch the finger print sensor on the M1, then touch the one on the Intel. The intel will be up and running while the M1 is still waking up. It&#x
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I've been suffering through the touchbar for a few years now and I STILL cannot do this properly. I certainly can't do it without stopping what I am doing and looking at the bar. I tend to either hit mute, Siri, or (if I'm at
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I could not agree more. Taking away the volume buttons seems like such a small change, but I mess with volume 100x times a day and it went from something that requires one touch without looking to multiple touches and a lot of activating SI
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6y ago
I would be pretty upset if this was my primary development machine. A lot of minor issues, but enough that I still rely on my older machine frequently. Definitely improving, but I'd give it a few more months. I'm not saying there
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I have an 8" Dobsonian that I bring out for my kids and the neighbors to use. With a lot of light pollution, it's really only good for seeing the moons of Jupiter and the rings of Saturn--which should NEVER, EVER be underestimated
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I think the main lesson here is that an MVP has to be small enough to be completed in a reasonable time. Even if it means boiling the product down to one single thing. Everything else can wait.
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I think this is a great idea. Did you ever do anything with it?
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I love this. It is (or will be) "the street" from Snow Crash come to life.
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I think that whatever our expectations are, we should all be prepared to be surprised. We simply don't have enough information to make any conclusions.
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100%. There are lots of small dealers that will be super happy to go pick up a car at auction for you. I highly recommend this if you want the best price. If you don't really care, it is significantly faster and easier to just go to a
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I would suggest spending any extra time and money you have on doing something fun and helpful. For example, learning to play poker, or chess. Both of those things will tangentially help you in your professional life, but are also enjoyable
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I don't know who these American friends that get free therapy are, but as an American, I've never heard of that. I do know people who pay two thousand dollars a month for health insurance for their family and it INCLUDES therapy.
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Definitely. And it's not just overeating. There are a range of processes that vary between people. Like ability to store fat, ability to burn that fat, feeling hungry or full, etc.
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If you think people don't care about their weight, you are misinformed. Different people gain and lose weight differently. It's that simple. If someone was bad at math, would you say "I don't understand why people care s
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6y ago
This is fantastic. I would have absolutely loved this as a kid. Thanks for all of your hard work!
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I don't think it makes you a snob to say that there is better food in certain cities. If you have any special requirements, like being vegan, you aren't going to find anywhere near the same options in smaller cities. But I think f
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I would counter that proximity to work is a huge influence on where people decide to live. There are (or will be) bars and restaurants everywhere, which means if you can work from home, there is significantly less incentive to live in a sma
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If you've ever gone down the internet rabbit hole of intermittent fasting (which I don't recommend!) you'll find that people shoot for 20/4 or at least 18/6. 16/8 is the beginner version.
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The theory of fasting in this situation is that once your body burns the available food-fuel, various systems are impacted. So, if that is correct, you would see a change towards the end of the fasting period. A longer period would therefor
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I believe the thread is being edited, but I read multiple comments along these lines.
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I'm not sure why the study was designed this way, but it seems poorly thought out. 16 hours of fasting is eating dinner at 6pm and then going to brunch the next morning. They really should have done 20 or at least 18 hours. My personal
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Some of the comments in this thread make me pretty sad. There is a lot of nuance, obviously, but generally speaking when people say work is too "political" and make complaints that "people are allowed to insult straight white
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I don't think there is a single answer to improving how humans create and consume food. You're definitely right that transportation is a huge issue. So is waste, environmental damage from animal agriculture, etc. The closer we can
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In the conversation that led to me originally going vegetarian, I made this argument. Sometimes I wonder if I care more about animals, or just relying on sound logic in arguments.
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I've been vegan for 30 years so obviously I think it is about time. From an innovation/start-up perspective, this is an exciting time. If things continue moving this quickly, lab-grown meat will be regularly available soon. Whatev
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I think the opposite is actually a much larger concern. It seems more likely that introduced Earth organisms would destroy native extraterrestrial ones. Or at the very least contaminate any samples.
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This is definitely the scariest takeaway. With a second being what he will do to avoid criminal charges if some of the things implied in the initial article end up being true and come to light.
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Also, they were very difficult to get. Especially for smaller businesses without bank relationships.
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I've had a lot of luck with variants of a honeypot. Add a visually hidden field and any time it is submitted with content, block the post. Super simple and with some creativity, it's hard for the bots to keep up.
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It's the exact same as tools in your garage. You will use a hammer, screwdrivers, and pliers often. If you do a lot of work, you'll end up getting a ratchet set and some power tools. If you find yourself with an air compressor and
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