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by jwagenet 4y ago
I mean, if you are in Windows already you should be using Snip at least since Win7. It has cropping, window snap, and basic annotation, in addition to capture save and copy.
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There might technically be enough politicians to fill all available positions, but there clearly aren’t enough for a competitive and diverse ideological landscape.
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I think the limiting factor is traditionally considered the lack of new productive (physical) labor, not necessarily lack of new brains.
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What? Around Potrero Hill, Gus’s is a third of the size of Safeway and half the size of Whole Foods, and that might still be generous. If you know what you are looking for a Gus’s trip takes less time on the merit of taking less walking th
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These are users who have a very competitive alternative and have no incentive to whip up the fix themselves. Usually the way it goes is an open source advocate asks why a user doesn’t use gimp, and the user has reasons xyz, then the advocat
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by jwagenet 4y ago
My girlfriend liked the mini, but didn’t get it partially because it doesn’t feature the 3 cameras. As long as the mini is positioned as a down brand phone, even for technical reasons, some of the interested market is excluded
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Shellac is just a varnish/coating, so the implication is Google features are metaphorically painted on the phone hardware and software and you just need to scrape it off.
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by jwagenet 4y ago
No, the solution is to pay nurses better. There are already tons of high quality nurses who don’t want to do it anymore because of poor pay in the face of demanding hospitals and patients.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
My impression is net neutrality is oriented for the end user to preserve fair content deliverability, not necessarily the content provider, with the primary goal to prevent throttling any or all content based on who is willing to pay for no
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by jwagenet 5y ago
Food and water benefit from bulk transport to cities up to the last mile or less. Outside of cities everyone needs to travel individually to get food (growing up it was 5 miles and for some often much more!)
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by jwagenet 5y ago
Nuclear doesn't require batteries for overnight power. It's an energy dense, clean process, where the primary externality is some nuclear waste.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
I think I have seen as icons CDs, hard drives, usb sticks, sd cards... which may be varying levels of obsolete depending on audience.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
Dropping a pin close enough on mobile to get 100 points was really difficult. I probably was only able to average like 12m accuracy even though the pin appeared to be in the correct place every time. I also did my area twice and around 6&#x
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by jwagenet 5y ago
I don’t know where you live, but as the article mentions, all you really need is a good u lock or two and thoughtful placement of the bike. Avoid secluded areas and minimize the lockup time if it seems like a risky area.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
My understanding in San Francisco is the majority of (visible) unhoused fit the GP description as those who are not mentally ill do make extensive use of shelter services and other avenues to be off the street. Whereas those with mental ill
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by jwagenet 5y ago
What? I thought it has been pretty clear that even with Omicron, the vaccine dramatically reduces risk. In WA, the unvaccinated are 2-4x more likely to get covid and 5-11x more likely to be hospitalized. https://www.doh.wa.gov&#x
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by jwagenet 5y ago
I believe besides acting as a wind barrier, the foil reflects heat internally. They would not be effective in direct contact with skin and another surface.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
My understanding is the cost of goods a parabola with respect to wages, where until an inflection point, the wages are not high enough to allow workers to have discretionary spending. But once wages are high, demand increases enough to cove
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by jwagenet 5y ago
Franchisees still benefit from the supply chain. Even if individual stores wouldn't be subsidized by the company, they benefit from brand recognition and already operating at the price floor for food you dont make yourself.
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It depends on if X% of customers decide the sandwich isn't worth more than $11 and the reduced demand reduces the overall profit. Whether they can afford it or not, many consumers have a psychological value they place on a sandwich.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
Yea sure, but you ignore that Chipotle and McDs have magnitudes larger supply chain optimizations, cash reserves, and operate in high and low cost markets such that there is more margin to keep the business afloat when there is a squeeze.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
Someone has to pay the bills. I don’t think receiving money to do a review is inherently wrong, there are just too many products to afford to review, but having a rigorous process to eliminate or expose bias is important. However, it does s
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by jwagenet 5y ago
Based on reading https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29611139 the other day, my impression is for a small website operator the email template used some potentially threatening language in the line "I look forward to y
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It would seem to me founders, technical or not, would be well suited to management positions with a lot of control/freedom since that is likely not so different from starting a business, except scaled up.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
I agree that society doesn’t want to touch this issue because it impedes freedom of mobility in a car oriented country. I would be in favor of 5-10 year relicensing requirements and higher license fees to incentivize higher quality drivers.
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by jwagenet 5y ago
Lowering the speed limit doesn’t make sense if there are wide streets with wide lanes (more comfortable to drive in) and no enforcement. In SF it would be preferable to reduce street width in reality or artificially with protected bike lane
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by jwagenet 5y ago
My understanding is Amazon deforestation is to accommodate other land uses, in this case presumably cattle. The cattle maybe be used for beef and leather, but whatever the end use the forest impact is the same and focused on a shortsighted
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There is probably more software written this year than existed a couple decades ago and each new app is orders of magnitude more complex.
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While it interesting if a majority or even +10% of shareholders called for this (as the title might hint), the fund calling for this doesnt have much ownership to throw around.
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As a layman there are probably few theories behind this statement: 1. The plane is not an energy monolith, any part of the plane larger than the building (eg wings) would have its own inertia which continues to rip off and around the build

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