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3y ago
Of course domain squatter twitter is a thing.
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3y ago
Yeah, I feel this way in general but then I think about the specific. Growing up, I knew a single mother who worked in a woman-dominated and rather underpaid field despite being (eventually) university educated and working her way up to man
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Observing anger can be similarly humbling. You can get ahead of the rush of cortisol enough to watch it happening and remain lucid / disconnected from it, but that's not enough (at least in my experience so far) to avoid the unple
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3y ago
And sadly the list of topics for which this is an excellent description of human behaviour seems to grow steadily.
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3y ago
Do you have data for your asp.net Linux claim? Feels anachronistic.
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3y ago
Nothing really beats good spodumene yet, and even that's pretty hard to get right at the mining stage, let alone at the refinement. Traditional brines are fine but need scale and time and still a surprising amount of process tuning. Cl
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3y ago
Summary: The website www.tandfonline.com is requesting to review the security of the user's connection before proceeding. This is likely due to concerns about the connection's safety. The website is utilizing Cloudflare for perfor
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3y ago
I don't know who those manufacturers are, but I can guess. One left-field piece of advice I would offer is looking at what they specify for their own offices/HQs. "Smart" commercial office space has a bit of a head start
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3y ago
vibration related? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vibration_white_finger
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Mariko Aoki Phenomenon
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3y ago
To be fair they probably could have said this about gold, then (high quality) coal, then uranium, then iron ore, then massive offshore natural gas... There's at least some depth to the simplicity, they've survived more than one pi
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3y ago
I don't think the venn diagram of companies using outlook/office365 and companies with a well resourced legal department has as much overlap as one might hope
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3y ago
No, honestly I've never heard of satriani. But I do appreciate that you tried to parse it. It's some lyrics from an LCD Soundsystem track with some topical snark mixed in
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3y ago
Every seminal bsd
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3y ago
An appropriation of James Murphy to make a common potshot about webtech trends being as circular as fashion / music ones
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3y ago
I hear you're buying a synthesizer and an arpeggiator and are throwing your computer out the window because you want to make something real. I hear that you and your band have sold your guitars and bought turntables. I hear you rewrote
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3y ago
I think that warrants a citation
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3y ago
The "old money" entrenched nepotism that typically outlasts the short attention span of the people watching the circus
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Great rhetorical question which touches on the issues nicely. Something special does feel lost by us being able to play a (near) perfect violin sound at the press of a button. On the other hand, some lovely pieces have been made with thos
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3y ago
And possibly Tony Robbins, according to some of that
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3y ago
I have to admit, I wouldn't have imagined even a few months ago that I'd be reading this comment. Sure, you can run something comparable to OpenAI's flagship product at home, but it's moderately expensive and slightly in
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3y ago
Logseq is as close as it gets. In my humble opinion these tools aren't quite there yet, which is not to say they aren't polished, but that they don't disappear from view like good tools should. There's still a noticeable
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I've noticed the sentiment in some countries in southern and southwestern Europe that the working-aged prime earners are being squeezed harder and harder to support the generous benefits received by the retiring and retired.
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3y ago
Nicely captured. L'essence du puritain.
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I don't know enough about the US market to speak too strongly here, but I'd have to imagine based on my experience elsewhere that if you wanted to buy a flat from a property developer right now you could. I would have thought that
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3y ago
Anecdata, but I've found it much easier to replace managers compared with engineers. Measured qualitatively in terms of 6 months performance
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3y ago
How do individuals end up owning apartments today?
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I was an early investor about 20 years ago (nothing to write home about) for a company in this space. Small molecule therapy though, not MRNA. Very slow going, as is all speculative biotech stuff but it made it to approvals on the vetinary
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3y ago
I'd say you're nearing the cliff. I have an iPad mini that's only a year or two older than that and software upgrades aren't supported, nor are there many (any?) apps available for that version of iOS
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3y ago
I only go to F-droid for these utility apps. Guitar tuners, flashlights, QR scanners, etc. Open source hobby-sized projects which are done when they're done.
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