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by kokanee 3y ago
Wouldn't work for me without the ability to add other exercises. I'm also not familiar with a lot of these exercises, so descriptions and images would be very helpful.
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by kokanee 3y ago
I'm aware that they reversed those decisions, which I see as proof that broad customer dissatisfaction with those choices forced them to walk back those cash grabs. I recognize that these events could be interpreted differently, but th
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by kokanee 3y ago
I agree with this. The main aspect in which they've lost their way in my mind is that their product design choices are intended to appeal to customers only as means to profit, rather than choices that earn profit as a side effect of de
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by kokanee 3y ago
I despise Google and many of their practices - but I'm mulling over whether "spying" is a fair characterization here. Was this profile not built from searches that were manually submitted directly to Google? If you have turne
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by kokanee 3y ago
I was thinking this too. My favorite fishing lake was recently found to have unsafe levels of PFAs. I suspect that if we pumped the lake through an electron beam purifier, it wouldn't be my favorite fishing lake anymore.
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by kokanee 3y ago
Well, that was not at all an expected reply, but it's well-received. Thank you for the thoughtful linguistic advice; I'll keep it in mind.
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by kokanee 3y ago
As a W2 software developer, I've held options at three companies and RSUs at two. I've netted around $30K from RSUs, and netted a loss of $20K from options. Only once did my options "liquify," when a startup I had worked
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by kokanee 3y ago
Don't worry everyone, it's only the design collaboration services
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by kokanee 3y ago
Interesting, I could have sworn it was at some point, but maybe I'm thinking of the AirBnB settings.
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by kokanee 3y ago
If you do this, you need to think through all the possible types for the comparators and how type coercion will affect the expression. For example, `0 == ''`, `[] == ''`, and `[] != []` are all `true`. If you're usi
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by kokanee 3y ago
I wonder if it looks different on different platforms. My first reaction looking at the site was that it looked super grainy - a lot of the embedded screenshots and interactive snippets are almost too noisy to read. I played with the settin
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by kokanee 3y ago
I'm not going to dive in and play with it, but often it can help to add the CSS rule "transform: translateZ(0)" in order to force rendering to the GPU instead of CPU.
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by kokanee 3y ago
One of the biggest warts is the difference between the == and === operators. Eich attempted to alter the behavior of == in order to fix it, but was not allowed to ship the change for fear of backwards incompatibility, forcing him to add a n
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by kokanee 3y ago
The rings are extremely dark, reflecting only 2% of incoming light. The James Webb image is an infrared photo, and doesn't show what the planet looks like.
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by kokanee 3y ago
Your emphasis on true color is worth underscoring. I think it's a bit unfair to publish a photo like this one from James Webb without providing a few less-stylized edits for comparison, and an explanation of what the colorization proce
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by kokanee 3y ago
The special property of a DAG is that there are no cyclic paths between nodes. In the DOM, every node has a path to every other node, so you can create infinite loops (e.g. element.parentNode.nextElementSibling.previousElementSibling.firstC
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by kokanee 3y ago
How is React state not a DAG out of the box? What problems does this solve? The pitch appears to be: > any outside change (user action, api result) unleashes a graph traversal. Our UI components become much simpler, because they just nee
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by kokanee 3y ago
I chose Mithril with JSX for a real startup's main product. It felt like what I expected React to feel like, and it scaled with no issues. The only downside is that everyone on your team is anxious that they're missing out on mark
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by kokanee 3y ago
Bloomberg link not working; here's TechCrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2023/12/07/googles-best-gemini-demo-w...
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by kokanee 3y ago
I imagine the commenter was calling out what they perceived to be an inauthentic yet carefully planned facade of diversity. This marketing trend rubs me the wrong way as well, because it reminds me of how I was raised and educated as a 90s
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by kokanee 3y ago
Anyone else finding it ironic how difficult it is to interact with this article because it is so utterly plastered with ads? I attempted to follow the link to an article about Edge blocking Chrome, and was met with a full-screen interstitia
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by kokanee 3y ago
> Don't shun others on subjects you are unfamiliar with. Speak gently and listen. For someone pointing an awful lot of fingers and making a lot of extremely condescending accusations throughout this thread, I'm surprised you&#x
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by kokanee 3y ago
> "Why do we need currency when we can just store commodities?" Did I imply that we don't need or shouldn't have currency? And are you implying that crypto and stored renewable energy should be equivalent priorities?
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by kokanee 3y ago
I can't speak for others but I'm definitely not blindly following group-think on this. There are countless uses for energy, and the idea that mining crypto is the best possible use for excess renewable power is a bold statement th
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by kokanee 3y ago
Your point of view here seems to neglect energy storage. There is no use for excess renewables that is more productive than storing it for later, when intermittent renewables go offline. Stored renewable energy is the only thing that can re
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by kokanee 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. When you read articles like the above, which suggest that those perceptions are hallucinations from oxygen starvation, how do you react?
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by kokanee 3y ago
iPhone 8 and later support inductive charging. But it's not perfect - my wife's phone was melted by a third-party inductive charging pad that was intended for use with iPhones.
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by kokanee 3y ago
I wonder if part of the solution is for us to start designing the Internet for bots. We're entering a phase where websites are coded by bots, content of all stripes (text/video/audio/images) is generated by bots, and inc
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by kokanee 3y ago
The coolest thing I made is probably my two-tier, 3-kettle, 240v E-HERMS homebrewing system, but that was probably only about 15% fabrication and 85% integrating off-the-shelf hardware. For some reason, the thing that still feels the cooles
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by kokanee 3y ago
I had a similar situation, but I had him go with PEX and sweat connections. I suppose I would have considered it for a connection in my garage, but this was deep in my crawl space in an area where you only visit if you absolutely have to. N

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