jochakovsky

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by jochakovsky 4y ago
Some carriers have apps to allow you to receive an SMS over data (eg. Message+ on Verizon)
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by jochakovsky 5y ago
Based on your tone, it seems like you are critical of the article, but your critique is actually what the article is addressing. Specifically, "Effect 2" demonstrates a unique property of "induced demand" that doesn&#x27
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by jochakovsky 6y ago
Cooking with natural gas is detrimental to indoor air quality ( https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2020/5/7/21247602... ), and improving indoor air quality is specifically called out as a motivatio
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by jochakovsky 8y ago
That's actually not what legal tender means: https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/faqs/Currency/Pages...
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by jochakovsky 8y ago
The two videos are here, https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/10/31/a-vital-measure-yo...
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by jochakovsky 8y ago
I think they would still tell you to return, since any costs in the US would be paid by your regular medical insurance, not your travel insurance.
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by jochakovsky 9y ago
Good to see this reported, I've definitely been experiencing this on my 6S.
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by jochakovsky 9y ago
I use Apple Maps pretty regularly since I have a car with CarPlay. Most of the time, it works fine. But for trips in heavy traffic, I always turn to Google Maps to find the best route. I'm considering getting an Android phone as my nex
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by jochakovsky 9y ago
Tried an Impossible Burger for the first time the other day. In a burger with lots of condiments and toppings, it was OK, but not something I'd order again. When I took a bite of it by itself, it tasted like cat food. Since there are s
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by jochakovsky 9y ago
Could this be accomplished with a pull request into their feature branch?
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by jochakovsky 10y ago
This seems really inefficient - group plans are cheaper than individual plans, and the premiums are tax-deductible, unlike individual plans. I suspect you're also driving away older workers, since the ACA allows insurance companies to
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by jochakovsky 10y ago
There's nothing illegal about data caps as long as they are made clear. T-Mobile got in trouble here because they marked the plan as 'unlimited'. From the article: "'Consumers should not have to guess whether so-cal
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by jochakovsky 10y ago
Would love to be fast-tracked, currently using Docker to work on an open-source project. Username is jochakovsky.