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3mo ago
Was it ever decided on what color the bike shed should be painted?
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3mo ago
Congrats, helping people improve their lives and for their loved ones has its own return.
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Everyone can be different and that's ok. I know dj's who can rarely hear the song that's currently playing, and only hear all the other songs that can play with it. Experiencing music is the gift :)
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I totally see what you're saying. Also noticing a lot more creators on youtube who are metalsmiths, woodworkers, electrical engineers. Many seem to only have started the past few years, and the rest may have not been presented to me by
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3mo ago
The DJ is explained.
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3mo ago
Is hyperscale a branding term?
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3mo ago
Building alone isn’t the solution. Finding distribution is.
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3mo ago
Learning about something doesn't invalidate it entirely on that basis alone, just like the experience of one parent doesn't speak for all parents, or those concerned about the impacts of phones on kids (who are future adults).
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3mo ago
It's one thing to outsource your thinking, entirely another to outsource your understanding, which can cause even more damage. Outsourcing your thinking where the understanding doesn't exist is one risky spot to be in.
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3mo ago
Agreed, students in schools seem to be regularly reporting an improved environment as unmanaged phone use went away.
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3mo ago
I certainly wouldn’t speak about kids and bullying without knowing about both. What works needs to be found.
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There aren't many things that can't wait an hour. By notifications I mean the ones that aren't phone calls. You know, the social media updates, the emails, the instant messaging that thinks it's more important than whate
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3mo ago
Technologies when not learned by the people to use in proper ways, too often can be used against people by people with vested financial interests. Social Media worked out that way. So did device addiction. It's great to find ways to s
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Removing phones doesn't remove a means of bullying, it removes a magnifier and multiplier of bullying. There's lots of ways to capture bullying. But it might be hot water right? What if it was a watch with a camera? What if it w
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3mo ago
Age 16-17 is very different than Ages 5-10 for kids to carry a device. The former is no issue. I just don't think the author's take is nuanced as they think. Kids (Age 5-13) safety is of ultimate importance. Devices, independentl
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3mo ago
It's important to define kids. The article mentions 15-16 years of age. The best practice is to keep kids off smartphones with full internet, full social media, touchscreen and scrolling at least until 13. It doesn't mean they can
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3mo ago
I have noticed the same. Silencing all notifications and checking it on a timer is a big step.
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It’s likely if this is a thing, that early internet users of the 90s experienced their equivalent of having enough.
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I think I saw something like that, and it made me realize the watt isn't the only measurement. The watt can be spent effectively, or ineffectively, thus obsfucating mileage per watt. How we drive AI will cause mileage variances, but o
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An individual token, and the level of energy it represents (electricity, or relative effectiveness per model) increasingly seems the space of obsfucation. This space can be increasingly avoided by becoming, and remaining, efficient and effe
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3mo ago
Some people have placed their LogSeq DB inside a Obsidian Vault and .. moved on. While I like using .md files, I can understand the perspective of needing database level syncing. I haven't kept up with it, not sure why the existing Log
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3mo ago
The majority of folks won't be setting up their own web-hosting, and this can fit them. We have to remember that everything doesn't have to be for everyone to be valid or reasonable.
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3mo ago
It seems like local power generation is OK too in Alberta, meaning Natural Gas or Solar on-site without needing to connect it to the grid.
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The post above seems to point to Alberta as the best value prop.
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Me as well.
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Canada seems better positioned for datacenters since they can power them locally with a multitude of options and not impact the local grid.
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I wonder if their projections of load are/aren't turning out as planned, and where they might be being safe to not have as many outages, when they don't happen, they are left with extra capacity. Or discovering different part
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3mo ago
Libraries certainly have great apps for borrowing ebooks, audio books and more.
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Agreed, there's no one medium fits all in all stages of their life and a lot of the takes rooted in such a perspective can lead people to seek convenience (scrolling) instead of engaging. Reading does force you to slow down to let more
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I'm surprised carrying my kindle in a small day sling gets it more read than pulling out my phone or scrolling.
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