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by jannyfer 6y ago
In the article you linked: "We retain the middle cap in YouTube and MySpace because we think it prevents readers being confused by a word they are used to seeing in a particular way." I'm used to seeing NATO, and thought Nato
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by jannyfer 6y ago
When something similar happened in 2016, I read that Autopilot will tune out bright objects against a bright sky. https://www.forbes.com/sites/dougnewcomb/2016/07/18/elon-mus... I’m imagining that a
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by jannyfer 6y ago
I plotted your comments/posts by GMT hour: https://imgur.com/a/9CNi2Ln
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by jannyfer 6y ago
About a year ago, I saw a Hacker News comment by someone claiming to sleep on average 0-2 hours a day. There were 20 replies to that comment but (he) never responded to any questions, and continued posting replies to other threads in the co
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by jannyfer 7y ago
Just to speak up for those that are struggling with the headlessness of v7... I have a small team with junior resources that had to build a table in React. We were hoping for a plug-and-play library, and eventually settled on React Table v6
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by jannyfer 7y ago
Here’s an archive link in case this gets hugged to death: https://web.archive.org/web/20200214134509/http://www.fmbosc...
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by jannyfer 7y ago
I like seeing that people like pg can have the same feelings that I do, reminding me that everyone is human.
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by jannyfer 7y ago
It’s fine to fuck up. Just catch it in time and create a new entry to reverse it.
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by jannyfer 7y ago
Kudos to the author on getting a blog post out! It’s something I haven’t done in years. I also used to believe I need to “consume less, create more”... Since then, it’s become more like “if you want to, then consume meaningfully, take time
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by jannyfer 7y ago
Sources?
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by jannyfer 7y ago
The “XDR” part of the name seems a bit out of place for an Apple product. I guess I’m stuck in the past and Apple is really a different company now.
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by jannyfer 7y ago
I always wonder if the Autopilot software has an exception that lets it drive through white rectangular objects in the middle of the road, because tunnel exits can look like a white rectangle to a low dynamic range camera.
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by jannyfer 8y ago
In Canada, you can go to a local grocery store or meat shop and choose meat cuts and have them grind them for you on the spot.
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by jannyfer 8y ago
Yes, newer aircraft have a lower cabin “altitude”. They also have higher humidity since there are more compositie materials and less risk of rust.
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by jannyfer 8y ago
“Capital costs” are probably what you are looking for.
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by jannyfer 8y ago
Omg, I've been looking for an open source version of something like this for a long time. Thank you!
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by jannyfer 8y ago
Maybe the poster meant that you cannot plug in your wireless headset to the aircraft's entertainment system, as you can with a 3.5mm jack.
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by jannyfer 8y ago
Is it that dangerous? I thought motorcyclists wearing protective gear were safe if they fell slid to a stop. The danger would be from crashing into other things, but most of this place looks flat?
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by jannyfer 8y ago
Index funds are closer to 7% per year, I believe.
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by jannyfer 8y ago
I find the writing style interesting, but I'm not like others at my work who could benefit from learning SQL (business managers at a bank back office who rely mostly on Excel, then get stuck when Excel crashes with large datasets). Are
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by jannyfer 8y ago
I was really excited for 787s at Air Canada, and soon discovered over multiple trips that the seat back is too thin and light. If the person behind me puts the provided a water bottle in the seat pocket in front of them, as they do almost e
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by jannyfer 8y ago
I agree we need restrictions at the society level and parents can override as they do today. Calling it censorship makes it sound bad. But if you think about it, we have these restrictions of behaviours outside the digital world already, so
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by jannyfer 8y ago
To me, the article’s main point wasn’t about one person losing a job, but about cities that are built around one industry.
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by jannyfer 8y ago
I can relate. I used to be mostly a listener, formulating thoughts slowly and independently of my situation. Like you, I also tried to be a quick thinker/talker in situations and disliked who I was becoming. But nowadays I've lear
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by jannyfer 8y ago
I don't know if the parent comment was complaining of inconvenience. Straws are a trivial step forward, and I don't think we shouldn't feel better because of it and think we've done something meaningful. Straw bans are a
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by jannyfer 8y ago
I think you are talking about off-grid vs. grid, but the others are not. The cost of solar applies also to utility companies, and I think that’s what GP was alluding to. The grid will switch to solar + battery if it becomes cheaper than alt
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by jannyfer 8y ago
Mind explaining how that text input field creates an XSS opportunity? > XSS enables attackers to inject client-side scripts into web pages viewed by other users. Nobody other than you will see your alert("this is bad") so this
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by jannyfer 8y ago
I myself didn’t care what information was collected about me. I liked the idea of having a smart digital assistant that knew more about me so I was fine offering up my info. Then I realized that companies tracking me might financially cost
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by jannyfer 9y ago
Can we add (2016) to the title?
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by jannyfer 9y ago
Sudden increase of movement (via the accelerometer) around the time they usually leave work, for example. If I usually leave work around 5-6 and I start packing up my bag, that could be a signal.

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