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mcbutterbunz
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mcbutterbunz
3y ago
This comment makes me think we’ve gone too far and I should shut off my phone.
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> I've seen some visualisations generated from code that were so small when panned around you have to zoom in. It's not a great experience. I would love a Google-Maps-Like architecture diagram. Zoom out and you see high level f
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I think its well established that young children need at least 11-12 hours of sleep a night (depending on age). That would mean bedtime (or asleep by) 6:30pm the night before. These natural requirements don't fit well with societal nor
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3y ago
> But lack of sleep is a real issue. Even more on the US side since rest rules are worse than European. Somehow it doesn't get the attention it deserves. IMO this is almost a cultural issue. We don't prioritize sleep as much as
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3y ago
Still depends on the amount of energy being released. Burning up a large enough asteroid would cook the planet, even at days/weeks/months. I guess it really depends on the rate at which heat is lost to space.
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3y ago
And not just food, healthier food (hopefully). Good that’s fresh and not just microwaved frozen pizza.
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3y ago
Would be interesting to see how this worked on infinite scroll sites.
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3y ago
My gut reaction was "eww" but the more I think about it, the risk of losing my license to help sales team meet their goal gives me more incentive to say no to short cuts and forces me to build a better product. I don't know a
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3y ago
This is why its a good idea to tell new hires to not be shy about asking "Why?". They haven't had enough time to become numb to the idiosyncrasies of the organization. At some point, you start to live with all those little pr
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3y ago
The link you posted [0] states there are limitations on the use. Places where you would have a reasonable expectation of privacy are not allowed to be photographed. Like at an ATM or in a public restroom.
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It’s really confusing because you can fast forward some videos but others you can’t. It drives me crazy that it’s not easier to control things.
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3y ago
Why not just disable product changes altogether?
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3y ago
I got banned from Twitter for putting Elons image as my profile pic and tweeting a friend asking if he wanted a job. It was a dumb joke but I got banned In the email, they said “Note that if you attempt to evade a permanent suspension by cr
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3y ago
Being dumb doesn’t justify having your rights violated.
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3y ago
Tech is a tool to sell more flashy features in cars. It really needs to last only 3-5 years. If it breaks after your warranty is up, oh well.
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3y ago
Our Honda has touch sensors in the door handle and it unlocks when I grab the handle. I find it awesome since the car is keyless. The entertainment system is absolutely horrible. I just want a simple radio but I have about a dozen different
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I’ve found myself doing the opposite when working from home, but I have a backyard office that doesn’t have a bathroom. I make a number of trips inside each day and taking shoes off each time can be a pain. Having a puppy who will steal my
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Likely due to two things: 1) Many more people fly or bike than ride in submarines. 2) Regulations are written in blood. Too many of these types of accidents and then safety rules will be established and enforced (hopefully).
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3y ago
Ive also heard that almonds need a lot of water but how true is it? From what I've read: 1 almond requires 1 gallon of water 1 egg requires 50 gallons of water 1 8oz steak requires 900 gallons of water
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3y ago
> Now they can't carry weapons. Is this accurate? I haven’t read the full text of the law but I thought it meant no weaponized drones.
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I have been wondering lately if this is the fate of all content that can be created or expressed digitally. Music, art, movies, books, software could all be created by AI. The only thing “safe” are tangible goods. I also wonder if this will
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3y ago
This feels like a brainstorming exercise where you come up with a few bizarre ideas to open your mind a little. And you’re right, just because someone had an idea doesn’t make it a “plan”.
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How many people could make them 3000 years ago? Im curious how many blacksmiths there were back then with the appropriate skill and resources to learn it and do it well. I feel as if there are still a surprising number of people that could
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I don't doubt the quality or the amount of effort put into it. I do feel, that since the photos are in the public domain, that the digital scans should also be in the public domain. I don't feel like paying $200 for remastered pri
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This is actually a great way to protest. If the subreddits going dark for two days isn’t enough, start posting porn or other bad type of content to popular subs that don’t have many mods.
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I'm not a strong reader and Blood Meridian took me a few times to read and appreciate. I just remember thinking how crazy it was that almost the entire page was a single run-on sentence. I really liked the book but it was difficult for
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Beer, coffee, hamburgers, pizza. They’re all solved problems. The only thing that makes a difference is the marketing.
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Im not going to stop using reddit, but I'll use it a lot less. I primarily consume it on my phone using Apollo when Im relaxing. I would likely only use it on my desktop and that would become infrequent at best. A part of me almost wan
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OP I don't have an answer for you, sorry. As a discussion point, is there any industry where if provided tools, ownership of anything those tools produce become owned (either partially or fully) by the legal owners of those tools? Woul
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4y ago
Especially if those future answers are personalized, just like every other service today. Imagine getting personalized results based on your search or browser history. Maybe injecting product recommendations in the answers; could be an ad t
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