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by maps7 6y ago
For me, it has made driving difficult. I think of everything I can do incorrectly and everything others can do incorrectly. I think of all possible events happening on the route. On the plus side, I am a careful driver. On the negative side
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by maps7 6y ago
Yeah a direct inversion doesn't seem to work. I think you invert the idea but with the premise that you don't want to do it. So instead of: How do I decrease adoption? You think: How do I avoid decreasing adoption? I think this wo
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by maps7 6y ago
So what did you learn?
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by maps7 6y ago
Source? or is this a personal theory?
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by maps7 6y ago
My outlook often freezes on me
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by maps7 6y ago
Excel is a pain. It's annoying to open - if I already have Excel open and try open another Excel document I often have to click into a cell in the currently opened Excel document for the new document to open. It's also a pain clos
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by maps7 6y ago
I'll stick to Firefox
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by maps7 6y ago
I honestly really doubt it. Could you give a few examples of what you were thinking?
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by maps7 6y ago
Why can twitter staff tweet under people's accounts? How does that make sense?
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by maps7 6y ago
This doesn't work though. Either stuff is taken out of context or you have to read the whole tweet thread for the context...
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by maps7 6y ago
> a running joke on Elon Musk's feed anyway where people constantly to do this using fake accounts of his. How does twitter allow this spam?
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by maps7 6y ago
3 months seems like very little time to write a book. How come you chose a book vs a series of blog posts?
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Ask HN: How to Do Text Classification?
1 points by maps7 6y ago|0 comments
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by maps7 6y ago
Also messed up for me in Firefox - I get a different issue to you though.
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by maps7 6y ago
No I don't. I can't remember or think of an example where I used it.
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Ask HN: Describe your agile/scrum team
1 points by maps7 6y ago|0 comments
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by maps7 6y ago
Why not one channel that pushes work and another that is for questions?
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by maps7 6y ago
What do you mean?
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by maps7 6y ago
None - but I am sure I'll have plenty more 'covid-19' time to learn something. But seriously, I am just commenting to remind people that we're in a pandemic. It's okay not to come out of this with new skills.
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by maps7 6y ago
> Yet pulsar I only came across on HN a week back. Same - was it the comment saying nobody chooses Kafka anymore? I was surprised by it.
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by maps7 6y ago
Is that this https://wicg.github.io/portals/ ?
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by maps7 6y ago
Yeah similar to that. E.g. I could have a window that shows weather from one website, twitter feed, youtube, whatsapp/fb messenger. Ideally they could interact (with user control).
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by maps7 6y ago
But you never know who is reading..
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by maps7 6y ago
I'd have web widgets. No reason every website needs to take up the full window
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by maps7 6y ago
HEY, Netflix, Disney+, Dropbox, iCloud, Todist (won't subscribe to another year when it is up)
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by maps7 6y ago
The comment said nothing about the comment saying anything about overlap. The OP may be looking at both sites already. There might be value from posting here.
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by maps7 6y ago
I read most of the article and I am not convinced. I'll stick with the unit tests. In my experience they improve code quality, maintainability and reduce bugs.
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by maps7 6y ago
There's probably a big non-overlap of users between the two sites
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by maps7 6y ago
It makes sense. I would definitely order again and again from a place that gave me assurances that they would handle any mistakes. I got an Indian meal delivered without the rice I ordered. I rang up and they apologized and refunded me stra
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by maps7 6y ago
Is retirement fund money really being put into Uber?

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