kulahan

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by kulahan 11mo ago
For those having issues, open in private mode I guess.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
People will remember this when they're more senior in their career.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
My new iPhone no longer responds to Siri lol. I used to say "Siri, stop" to shut off an alarm. Now I actually have to say "Hey Siri, stop". :(
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by kulahan 11mo ago
I don't think it's going to work to aggressively hide from anything moderately uncomfortable for the rest of one's browsing experience.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
One would assume the solution is to simply offer a good package and retain employees with that. I returned to an old company after a few years of floating around because I realized they had the perfect mix of culture and benefits for me, ev
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Weird question, but have you ever tried text adventures? It seems like it's inherently the ideal option, if you can get your screen reader going.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
This is a serious question that's partially mine, but I'm asking because of all the comments here: Specifically, what HAS Apple done with Siri over 15 years? Are there new functions I don't know about? I... can't think o
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Apple have said 2026 they'll be focusing only on quality improvements for software, I believe.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
It's actually crazy how they've seemingly managed to do absolutely nothing with Siri in a decade and a half. I legitimately have no idea what features it has had added, but I still try basic things and am shocked at how useless it
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by kulahan 11mo ago
I believe ramen noodles are made by frying noodles to make them crisp and dry for packaging. That and noodle thickness probably matter a lot?
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by kulahan 11mo ago
It's not nearly as filling, but I saw a character on TV smashing up their noodles and pouring in the powder, shaking the bag, and eating them like popcorn. I've become incredibly addicted.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
You’re not the only one talking about just how wonderful the earliest strips were. I think I’ll be checking those out
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Does anyone simply not get how this comic got so popular? I've never read a strip from this comic and once felt anything interesting. It's not a Calvin and Hobbes, it's not a Howard the Duck, it's just... I dunno, cute?
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Pretty large claim to insinuate Indeed can't even tell when their own users are simply shifting terms around... This is the company so large, their jobs data was used in lieu of the Fed's jobs data when the gov was shut down.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
I wonder how much dirt cheap labor plays into the affordability of Chinese cars. Is this simply Korea 2.0, where we have a nation on the absolute verge of being a leading nation (economically speaking), but their standard of living hasn&#x2
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by kulahan 11mo ago
The word "instructions" doesn't literally imply a book of rules and practices is stuffed somewhere in their head. I'm not sure this is a meaningful distinction. It's still built-in by the time they're born.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
He's saying that low-class culture does not include quality education or quality influencers. Note that I'm not using influencer in the traditional sense here; I'm referring to anyone - dads, friends, acquaintances - who infl
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by kulahan 11mo ago
I think it's inaccurate to call it a dumbing-down. It's more correct to label it as the largest stratification of education we've ever seen. The smartest kids are smarter than ever before. They're absolutely rocking the
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by kulahan 11mo ago
If it's made by randoms, then Microsoft is barely better than a rent-seeking middleman. If it's made by Microsoft, they should just put it in the f-ing game or move on to making something new to get more money.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
I've been buying socks from Sketchers for years now. It's the only brand I buy. They're not amazing, but I get holes in my socks so fast I don't really care. At the very least, all my socks match, even though I probably
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by kulahan 11mo ago
We're a social species. It's not a funhouse mirror, it's just another side of your personality. No human can even survive in isolation, so the solitary side of you is an exceptionally small part of who you are.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Of course. They outlawed private schools, get companies to donate multiple % points of their wealth to the state for redistribution, all companies exist purely at the pleasure of the government, nobody's wealth has any effect on their
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Sounds like a wonderful setup. Have the kids ever shown a desire for public school? My brother is homeschooling his kids to start, but the oldest just asked to start going to public, so he sent her.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
How do you make up for the resulting drop in interaction with other kids? I had a boss who did this with his children as well - it seemed as though his solution was to use PE credits to have his kids attend sports with other kids.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
I think from a technical perspective, this is basically still true about Bach. It's not to say he has the most enjoyable music to listen to, but rather his music is built in a way that shows he was basically metagaming his music harder
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by kulahan 11mo ago
A text is already a lazy way to avoid speaking.
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by kulahan 11mo ago
My opinion as well. I'm a centrist solely because no party seems to fully define me. It doesn't mean I think we need a split-down-the-middle solution for every problem. Sometimes you need to lean far to one side or another to make
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by kulahan 11mo ago
it's pretty good at highly specific questions about software support, from my experience. I'll say what program I'm using, what I'm trying to do, and what errors I keep hitting. "Click this, then that, then this oth
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by kulahan 11mo ago
An agentic git interface might be nice, though hallucinations seem like they could create a really messy problem. Still, you could just roll back in that case, I suppose. Anyways, it would be nice to tell it where I'm trying to get to
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by kulahan 11mo ago
Seems like a really expensive solution to an already-solved problem.

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