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by mason55 5y ago
https://www.tvtime.com/ TV Time does this somewhat - track what you’ve watched and it’ll recommend other stuff for you. It also shows where to watch but needs some work on identifying what’s free vs paid streaming.
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by mason55 5y ago
The bigger problem is if you are already in Jira. Any kind of tracking tool switchover is going to be a huge undertaking. We have lots of complaints about Jira but any time we consider moving it’s never worth the effort.
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by mason55 5y ago
> The majority of drivers have their phones in their hands while waiting at the light and always take an extra second or two to get going when the light turns green. > People don't realize the gravity of operating two-ton deat
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by mason55 5y ago
> I have been laughed at by passengers in my car before for using my turn signals when no other cars were around The times when I think "no one is around me" are the times using my turn signal has been MOST useful. Same thin
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by mason55 5y ago
I actually had no problem adapting my issue to modern society. It’s kids and dogs that make it impossible to sleep past 6 or 7am!
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by mason55 5y ago
Or Apple will just do it and the rest of the world will get on board. If Apple removes the SIM and people have a bad experience at Verizon, they will blame Verizon, not Apple. Apple have a long history of not being afraid of getting ahead
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by mason55 5y ago
Pluto operates a model called FAST (free ad supported television). Because the content is still aired in a linear fashion (as opposed to on demand) the licensing costs are lower than it would be for VOD and there’s no infrastructure costs
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by mason55 5y ago
It’s not that you as the musician care, but your royalties are part of the overall fee that that broadcaster pays for rights to broadcast the content. Those fees differ based on the region because the broadcaster can make different amounts
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by mason55 5y ago
Right - if you stand still then you’re going to lose users to whatever the next cool thing is. So you have two options. One is to keep iterating on features. Two is to increase stickiness, of which the easiest way is by locking people into
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by mason55 5y ago
The major difference is whether the small projects are independent applications that use some shared libraries (what I think you mean by "existing generalized components") or whether the small projects all talk to each other to cr
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by mason55 5y ago
> Imagine you have an E student, 16 years old ... it seems unlikely they'll ever be able to able to hold a job/achieve financial independence. I'm confused; that sounds like a disability to me. If someone loses the gene
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by mason55 5y ago
We host our own Maven and PyPi. External artifacts get pulled into the cache and devs get all their artifacts form our cache. If an artifact already exists in the cache then we never update it. Super easily honestly, one of those things tha
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by mason55 5y ago
IMO any script that makes any real changes (either to the local system or remotely) should take some kind of input. It's one thing if your script reads some stuff and prints output. Defaulting to the current working directory (or wh
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by mason55 5y ago
nix-env -iA is pretty much deprecated at this point. It was seen as an easy on ramp but in reality it caused confusion and created more issues.
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by mason55 5y ago
Isn’t the mini missing one of the cameras? When I got my iPhone 12 i would have preferred a smaller screen but prioritized the third camera over the smaller size. If I could get a smaller screen with all the cameras I totally would.
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by mason55 5y ago
> scam Or just paying for entertainment. Craps pass line is under 1.5% per bet placed with even money odds if you’re backing up your bet. For a $15 pass line bet you’re paying the house $0.25 per bet. Even at 10 bets/hour it’s
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by mason55 5y ago
> * Taking solutions from customers as opposed to problems to identify jobs-to-be-done and reasons for non consumption isn't something someone who knows how to build products does.* What’s amazing to me is how this concept is either
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by mason55 5y ago
My wife and I have a very similar split. She actually enjoys organizing stuff - I can’t even fathom that such a person could exist.
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by mason55 5y ago
I imagine (good) insurance would pay the owner and then file the lawsuit. Don’t think the owner would need to sue directly.
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by mason55 5y ago
I wish the original article had sliders on the images at the end like the Ishihara patterns do in your link! It's interesting that you see differences in those images with protanomaly; with my deuteranomaly I see pretty big differences
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by mason55 5y ago
There are a few options, depends on your hardware (x86? Arduino?)
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by mason55 5y ago
Maybe it’s more efficient if you use all the grass for grazing in summer then buy hay in winter, vs letting some grass grow to use for hay later?
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by mason55 5y ago
A better answer is to use time+locale for things that are supposed to happen in the future and UTC for things that happened in the past. The reason is that things that happened in the past will have a specific moment on the arrow of time at
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by mason55 5y ago
Do you have recordings or transcripts of the workshops? Multitenancy is huge for us and I’d love to see what CubeJS is offering now but I can’t make the workshop
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by mason55 5y ago
I came to the same conclusion around the same timeframe. All the current solutions are not great but CubeJS just didn’t have enough maturity yet. I decided to just hold off on making any changes for a year or two and reevaluate. Hopefully
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by mason55 5y ago
That did happen but the latest SEC report showed that it didn’t really have much impact on the price
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by mason55 5y ago
> My recommendation is to make your choice based on the merits of the options, rather than trying to keep up with the latest trend. It's not a matter of keeping up with the latest trend, it's a matter of moving a whole org to
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by mason55 5y ago
The western US has a different concept of water rights because there’s literally not enough water for everyone to do what they want with it. All the water that falls is already accounted for, possibly by someone way downstream of you. Even
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by mason55 5y ago
The money has already been approved and spent. This whole stupid debate is about whether or not we should pay back what we already borrowed.
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by mason55 5y ago
Re: your last sentence, I think it’s more likely the implication is that lots of them have crypto gains that they haven’t paid taxes on.

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