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jvagner
7y ago
But that's not really how societies work.
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7y ago
A suggested reading that discusses wokeness, to some degree: A THOUSAND SMALL SANITIES The Moral Adventure of Liberalism By Adam Gopnik https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/14/books/review/adam-gopnik-...
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IMO-- In so many ways, America needs to start understanding that solutions to these problems have been explored and, just possibly, greater progress achieved in other countries... progress can be gleaned by studying outcomes from those coun
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7y ago
It's a pretty significant cost-calculation change, and thought the charge may not land yet, it'll probably land later on. Also, a lot of people manage MC accounts for clients, so this will be a head's up discussion in those e
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They announced a lot of things, and this was just one change in a slew of new product expansions. Seemed reasonable to me.
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7y ago
I may lack the imagination to see how VUI will be the predominant interface paradigm for computing. People often need to stop speaking, and often ask for silence, when they need to think. Thinking and Talking is definitely a useful modality
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7y ago
And hence, some weight in the skills/judgement of the interviewer. Which is also why there are usually multiple stages in an interview process, or at least, you pass a candidate to 3 or more team members to interview the candidate. In
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7y ago
All of these metaphors are pretty temporal. It changes so often I’m not sure we “solve” it. I taught community college for a spell, computers 101. When you go back to the very beginning and have to explain desktops and folders and files and
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There’s no longer anything that qualifies as intuitive design, and training isn’t really enough. I say this as someone who’s been designing and using computers since the Osborne 1, who can’t use his own iPhone 7 when my girlfriend gives it
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7y ago
Tough... I agree with pedal placement. I was probably more prone to occasionally stalling in intersections, but then I took the car to SF and drove there and got the feel dialed-in real quick. I've since bought newer cars and gave this
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Tried Harry's. Couldn't make it through one shave. Ended up back with the Big G. For whatever reason, it's the only razor that doesn't 1) cut up my face, and 2) leave me with razor burn on my chin and neck.
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7y ago
I've owned many VWs and Audis, and the 2008 Jetta I bought (albeit with a manual transmission) is still going strong. Not a single service issue, to date. It must have almost 200K miles.
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7y ago
Aside from Equifax, I disagree. I think FB is getting what they deserve.
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7y ago
Kinda the whole point of the linked article of this thread.
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7y ago
I tend to favor Apple over Google, and am more inclined to use Apple hardware than any Google/Pixel hardware, and I have no devices that have always-on mics (aside from my iPhone), but... Apple News is already less usable and readable
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7y ago
> Changing the tasks due email to be delivered a day earlier should be a one-line change. How could that take 4-8 hours? This is what's in dispute? Something else in the relationship is wrong.
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7y ago
I want reddit, but on given topics, but without newbies. Age might be a nice filter, but being able to chat about {fitness, running,travel,entrepreuneurialism} away from the crowds that barrel in with "Does anyone else ever..." or
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7y ago
If those people are having a moment, and not to be dismissed out of hand because in their moment they happen to be staring at their phone, it can be a lost opportunity. Recently, I've observed that you're more likely to meet someo
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You can call it bullshit if you want, but when you drink that combination, you're gonna be in the bathroom almost immediately emptying out. I speak from personal experience...
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unrelated: i was going through a pile of CDs in my archive this last week, and i noticed an earthlink email address on one of my indie electronic CDs, and i still lament that i can't identify some of my old CDs because there's no
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7y ago
I recommend Wendler's 5/3/1. You can buy it on Amazon. If you want an app, start with StrongLifts 5x5. He has a website, too.
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Agreed. But if Teams comes with Office365, Slack may have trouble getting CEOs to pay more per-user monthly fees. And I pay for both Office365 and G Suite at my business, and Google just invited me to Currents. I know better than to dump so
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7y ago
I used to run my own mail server and spam assassin, and felt pretty comfortable ignoring the Spam folder. Now that I live in a lot of Gmail accounts, the Spam folder is just another folder I have to check on a weekly basis.
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Two years ago a company we were at had Slack and it was used vigorously. They hit a user limit and couldn't get the CEO to pony up whatever it cost to extend Slack. (This company was the kind of company that had unlimited budgets for c
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Encouraging..? They have yet to launch.
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I'll bite. If you're at the Grand Canyon for an hour, and spend 5 minutes taking photos/selfies, you've still got 55 minutes of the rest of the experience. A lot of things look silly when observed, as opposed to being ex
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8y ago
I don't know about breaking up Facebook, but I'd be happy if Instagram were spun back out (though, the founders are gone). I'm someone who deleted their Facebook account. In short, the reach and impact they have, given their
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8y ago
i only charge my iPhone XR every 2-2.5 days. but i don't commute, and i sit at my desk 4-5 hours/day. when i charge (wirelessly), the phone's right in front of me.
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an aside: i'm always amazed at the number of people in new/late-model cars driving while holding their phone to their face. why aren't these people connecting to their car? if they care enough to drive and hold a phone up, it
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8y ago
Real Talk.
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