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https://www.lexiconbranding.com/entertainment-branding-podca...
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Reader Mode in Safari is the main reason I use it. One click and any unfortunate website styles change into plain text, any size and/or font I want.
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100%. There's no reason why people can run spreadsheets and word processors and vector design apps on their Mac browsers but have to download a 100mb binary app on their iPhones to order pizza. Mobile web tech could support the overwhe
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Are there people who will pay $30/month to run Chrome in the cloud rather than just use Safari?
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100% in agreement that all "gift card" benefits are ridiculous. There are some benefits where getting something as part of the organization benefits individual employees in a way that individual employee couldn't access on th
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Why do you say this?
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Most remote assistance is not live driving. A remote human adds labels and maybe even marks out a safe path for the vehicle so that vehicle has enough information to proceed.
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Putting aside what the judge may or may not think of himself, the ruling is that actions taken by the Los Angeles government led to this specific situation and because of that, the city is responsible for remedying that situation, at least
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It took a lot of regulation and government-backed insurance to make people ok with it.
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Some of the new additions would have a ton of ridership, even if the trains weren’t particularly high speed. Los Angeles to Las Vegas, Nashville to Atlanta are the two that jump out to me.
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Totally, and if anyone was selling bricks called “Full Self Driving Bricks”, they’d probably be in trouble.
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Almost always
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I know this isn't the correct reaction, but when I see these stories, it just crushes me that 116 is a record-setting age. It's a blink of an eye.
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The simple page you could make 20 years ago is the simple page you can make today. With a few minor tweaks, it will work as well as it did 20 years ago. If you want to make a complex web app today, that's easier than it was 20 years ag
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Epigenetic clocks measuring methylation sites across DNA are currently the most accurate way to measure aging https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epigenetic_clock What's more, it seems that it is possible to reset the e
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I’ve always wondered why people talk about their time like this. Unless I’m taking an hour off of work, that hour is not worth any specific amount of money.
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Gene therapy can treat diseases that aren't specifically caused by genetics.
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I think any person newly diagnosed with alzheimers would jump at the chance to stop its progression.
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var queMasPues = bien || que
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Twitter is Mosh Pit As A Service
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Can you give an example, I’m not sure I understand
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The post-IPO market is the only thing that gives the IPO market any value. Hope of an IPO has encouraged countless people to build things. I have a hard time believing investing has been a net negative to creation at all. If anything, it ha
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Of course nobody wants overzealous cleaning, but the correct level of zeal for a novel disease is not possible to pinpoint exactly from the outset. It makes sense for people to risk having too much zeal than too little until all the informa
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Actual dues amount for the union weren't proposed yet, afaik. The two figures floating around were based on two different interpretations of the Amazon anti-union website doitwithoutdues.com > Amazon... created a website for employe
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Venezuela collapsed because it expropriated most private industry and destroyed confidence in property rights. Is anything like that happening in California?
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In that case, the entity that interfered with that preservation of communication was the President himself, when he used non-government channels for communication with no established plan for archiving said communications.
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If an elected official took it upon himself to make proclamations by spray-painting graffiti on the walls of a local Wendy's, that Wendy's would not automatically become part of the National Archives. It's private property. T
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Among the companies WeWork bought during its acquisition spree: Meetup Flatiron School Wavegarden (Surfing Wave Pools)
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https://xkcd.com/605/
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> He despises palliative care In what way?
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