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by jamamp 4y ago
M1 Pro 16" 500GB === START OF SMART DATA SECTION === SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02) Critical Warning: 0x00 Temperature:
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by jamamp 4y ago
Location: Orange County, California Remote: Yes, willing to do remote or in-office (preferred local) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: ASP.NET (Professionally), Swift/iOS (Personally), and more Résumé/CV: https:&#
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by jamamp 4y ago
Funnily enough, I have mild tinnitus, but sleep very soundly. I have a fan on 24/7 in my bedroom that helps enough for drowning out the tinnitus sound. I rarely if ever wake up in the middle of the night, and wake up fairly refreshed.
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by jamamp 4y ago
This is very interesting to me. I have bruxism (extra bone growth on the top of my jaw by my back teeth) as well as mild tinnitus, and I have firm pillows I sleep on. I will do some research on TMJ/bruxism-specific or just softer pillo
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by jamamp 5y ago
Transcribers would probably appreciate it. But then again, there are other regular stenographic keyboards out there.
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by jamamp 5y ago
There's a ~$30 add-on accessory to add tenting support in 5°, 10°, and 15° positions. Same as with the Freestyle Edge mentioned in the other comment, for the newer, gaming-focused keyboard. I find it to be the best part of having a spl
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by jamamp 5y ago
I work for an enterprise in-house web application, where over time we have a ton of tables, like over several hundred unfortunately. Writing queries for each any every table and manually mapping those to objects sounds exhausting. EntityFra
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by jamamp 5y ago
I looked at the print preview. It looks like when printing the web page, it includes section breaks for tidy formatting. Plus, the "Print this document" is hidden when printing. It looks like an instruction, but I'm not sure
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by jamamp 5y ago
I'm confused as to what FedEx has to do with this article. It is in the article's title, but is only mentioned in passing in the concluding paragraph.
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by jamamp 5y ago
Another option is JSON with the "$schema": "..." item[0]. Most editors seem to pick that up automatically and provide autocomplete and type-checking. [0] https://json-schema.org/
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by jamamp 6y ago
Of the three code-related sections, I think only Using Type Annotations makes sense. While the compiler _can_ infer the return type and the user can mouse-over the function to see what the language server has determined the type to be, I fe
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by jamamp 6y ago
The volume icon on the Tesla touch screens has the same functionality. Curiously, it’s at the far bottom right of the screen, such that it’s easy to use the majority of the screen to the left to lower the volume, while increasing the volume
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by jamamp 6y ago
I disagree that this is an encroachment on free speech. Your free speech protections are only protected _from_ the _government_. The government is not allowed to silence you on most things you say. However, things like shouting "FIRE!&
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by jamamp 8y ago
When a politician chooses to create a social media page for purposes of their office, any moderation efforts and actions they partake are done as officers/representatives of the local/state/federal government. As such, they a
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by jamamp 8y ago
My take on the situation is this: internet-based communities can be analogized roughly to a privately-owned forum/market. Before I get into specifics, I realize that analogies are never 100% accurate, but I think they can help get the
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by jamamp 8y ago
Yes, his Angular page [0] uses AoT compilation which results in the bundle, instead of individual files by default (meant for development only). Also I agree with you. It's a bit unfair to be comparing a barebones Angular app to a bare
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by jamamp 8y ago
The Swift version seems to be outdated. To get the length of a String, you need to do string.characters.count, instead of Swift 4's string.count. I think it's on Swift 2.
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by jamamp 8y ago
The reason Apple moved to the USB-C charging on the MacBook is because it no longer served the purpose it was originally for. Older MacBooks and MacBook pros were a bit bulky and heavy. Tripping on a MagSafe charger cord connected to one of
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by jamamp 8y ago
- prohibits airlines from "bumping" passengers who've already boarded a plane; - requires airlines to refund passengers for "services they paid for but did not receive"; It seems to me these points potentially balan
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by jamamp 10y ago
I believe Swift 3.0 is the last breaking release. Version after this will avoid breaking the API and language as much as possible, and I imagine allow backwards compatibility for changes they do make. I'm okay with the fast-moving natu