kylec

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by kylec 7y ago
The stock configurations are exactly the same price as the 15" used to be, but now with double the storage. So it's actually better value now than it was.
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by kylec 7y ago
According to Satya Nadella, the system is "long term efficient", so it'll all work itself out eventually https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2014/10/10/microsoft-ceo...
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by kylec 7y ago
I think you two are actually in agreement
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by kylec 7y ago
You can find cheaper options than Linode, but honestly you can host lots of stuff on a single $5/month instance, and you get the benefit of their infrastructure and support. I remember being a student and paying $20/month for a Sl
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by kylec 7y ago
This is why I have always worked for public companies
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by kylec 7y ago
Why not just use a call center for this? Someone pulls up to the speaker, and someone in another part of the world takes their order and puts it into the restaurant’s system. Surely that would be easier and have a greater chance of success
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by kylec 7y ago
Deliveries of the Taycan start this year
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by kylec 7y ago
No one won. The squatters lost money, the guy lost time.
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by kylec 7y ago
Quadrupling the memory over the previous version wasn't enough for you?
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by kylec 7y ago
I pay for a slow GB. I’m on the AT&T “Unlimited Choice” plan, which is capped at 3Mbps, because slower internet the whole month is better than fast internet for part of the month, then hitting the cap and getting throttled to 128Kbps. 3
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by kylec 7y ago
All the use cases put forth by 5G proponents, like remote surgery, are so niche that it’s hard for normal citizens to see what impact 5G will make in their lives. In the US, if you have LTE it’s usually more than fast enough for what you wa
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by kylec 7y ago
Why would anyone want to deal with cable or dsl when everything already runs over IP anyways and they already have a phone plan? It’s not anything to “deal with”, it’s pretty much “set it and forget it”. But if 5G or whatever
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by kylec 7y ago
How often are South Koreans watching 1080p videos on their phones away from wifi? For me as an American, the answer is “almost never”. Buying a whole new phone to optimize an experience I might have once or twice a year seems excessive to m
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by kylec 7y ago
Video conferencing works just fine with 50ms latency, and the other two are very niche
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by kylec 7y ago
The "CN" is just the prefix for the Contacts framework, it doesn't refer to Chinese
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by kylec 7y ago
Maybe Superhuman could delete the tracking info it gathered when you opt-out
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by kylec 7y ago
No way, he's done, the part about him "consulting" is just a way to reassure the public that the split was amicable.
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by kylec 7y ago
Data loss. Behavioral bugs can be fixed, but if you hose your customers' data, it's gone forever.
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by kylec 7y ago
I don't think the climate control system in any car can be set to pump out 100F+ heat. Usually it ranges from 60-80F.
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by kylec 7y ago
Do you have a preference for one vs the other?
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by kylec 7y ago
I can definitely feel the difference between when I set my car to 72F vs 73F (or any pairing of consecutive degrees F)
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by kylec 7y ago
Please provide an example where you need to convert between Joules, grams, and Celsius in "every day use"
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by kylec 7y ago
To provide a counterexample to your statement "nobody actually uses decimals with celsius", when I switch the climate control system in my German-made car to Celsius mode it does use decimals: either .0 or .5, and the toggle mov
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by kylec 7y ago
Not a big deal, it’s too big anyway, especially on the 15”
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by kylec 7y ago
The article's about open-plan homes, not offices though
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by kylec 7y ago
On the other hand, they can’t bill you if they don’t know who you are
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by kylec 7y ago
I don't have a passport. If I needed one I'd get one, but the need has yet to arise.
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by kylec 7y ago
This is a feature. "Oh, sorry Mr. Boss, I can't go on that trip because I don't have a passport"
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by kylec 7y ago
Do you have a 2011 iMac? The 2012 iMacs do support last year’s macOS, Mojave.
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by kylec 7y ago
Maybe not "any" instrument, considering all the ones imitated except for the bagpipes (which were questionable) were of other stringed instruments.

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