mholm

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by mholm 3y ago
The handshake is hilarious. That's so many fingers
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by mholm 3y ago
VCs, historically, don't understand this. Arduino did, but they've likely ceded some control by doing this fundraising. Maybe these VCs are different. I'm not counting on it.
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by mholm 3y ago
> Newport also suggested cutting out online news scrolling in favor of a few curated weekly newsletters As somebody currently trying to find this for US news, I've found that it's much harder than I thought: A lot of focus on s
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by mholm 3y ago
The idea you're looking for is the paradox of tolerance, and a solution to it is that by engaging in intolerance, one has broken a social contract, and thus no longer benefits from it, and others can be intolerant to them without viola
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by mholm 3y ago
With risk of dipping into politics, this is somewhat standard in the Indiana political landscape. Ignore externalities to get a quick buck, then complain when the externalities have consequences. Been happening for years, won't get bet
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by mholm 3y ago
Nvidia is the pickaxe seller in a gold rush. Their valuation is very much tied to how big AI grows in the next several years, and how quickly competitors can arise. I could easily see them continuing to go up from here, especially if AI kee
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by mholm 3y ago
Seems like a useful trick for any existing manufacturer: Any defects that still mostly function could be sold to South Africa instead of being broken back down for parts.
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by mholm 3y ago
> Why would your first instinct be to lie about what's happening with the business? To what end? If your compensation or continued employment is tied to metrics, especially metrics that aren't inherently valuable, then there&#
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by mholm 3y ago
A 10% increase in reaction time could be fairly significant in many sports. Could we start seeing football players, sprinters, or baseball players breathing from masks between plays?
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by mholm 3y ago
It is documented fairly poorly in the South Korean paper. Not atrociously poorly, but enough that there's a fair bit of ambiguity, and several top labs have failed to replicate for this reason. When replication is this difficult, hundr
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by mholm 3y ago
This is technically a frontlight. The panel contains a diffuser and has LEDs at all edges of the display.
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by mholm 3y ago
I've lived in a few cities over the past two years, and am currently in NYC and you're right on the money. E-bikes are a very positive change in every other city. E-bikes in NYC have gone too far. I was riding the bus to Red Hook
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by mholm 3y ago
> You only buy new when the old one breaks down right? In my experience it's half and half. Sometimes people have a nice old reliable fridge that just looks ugly and dated to their tastes, so they upgrade. Same with older energy ine
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by mholm 3y ago
The worst part is that sometimes less price conscious customers will also get tempted in, because they're the only ones trying to push fridge features forward. The 'beverage center' door with a 64oz pitcher that gets refilled
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by mholm 3y ago
Thankfully this is getting fixed in iOS 17. Users trying the beta are saying it's a dramatic improvement.
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by mholm 3y ago
Few clicked on the original because most don't know who Esther Crawford is. The title of the article seems much more prudent than a random name and a vague quote.
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by mholm 3y ago
Lower end cars, until recently, have long had a rich enough aftermarket to support basically any interior comfort you'd want. I've got Carplay, wireless charging, and blind spot sensors, all in my entry model BMW that was never ma
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by mholm 3y ago
I'm surprised 3d printing a part with a titanium printer, then finishing the surfaces (likely with extra sanding) is faster/cheaper than cnc machining the part from a block of titanium. They must be making some difficult-to-machin
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by mholm 3y ago
Is this as good as I'm imagining? Almost feels like any office developer would be looking at their offices and thinking about it, even if they're currently rented.
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by mholm 3y ago
Ah, excellent. I did a brief search for more detailed wording and that's exactly what I was hoping to find.
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by mholm 3y ago
Wireless Emergency Alerts are for emergencies. If you look at any government's twitter feed, the posts are either very much not emergencies, or in this post's context, too specific and numerous to use the system with. The governme
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by mholm 3y ago
> By 2027, all phones released in the EU must have a battery the user can easily replace with no tools or expertise Hmm. I wish this were worded a bit differently, in that I wouldn't mind having a screwed in compartment if the phone
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by mholm 3y ago
I can load up an emulator on my mac just fine. Whether the Vision Pro allows installs outside of the App Store is still unknown.
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by mholm 3y ago
The Pre-touchbar Retina Macbook Pros were the perfect laptop for the era. They could run a bit hot (but what didn't, back then?). Excellent hardware quality, and can generally still run well today if you don't do anything demandin
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by mholm 3y ago
55” regularly goes for around $1100, which is only mildly pricey for a 4k QLED premium panel. Bonus for the mount being included, and the external input controller.
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by mholm 3y ago
Hmm, I wonder how much of this could be recreated with a Remarkable 2 or equivalent tablet. Build a nice decorative enclosure with the charging port embedded in the frame, it has wifi out of the box, and you can change the screensaver with
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by mholm 3y ago
It strikes me that we don't have 7 billion available jobs centered around being human
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by mholm 3y ago
I don't have any particular problem with this feature existing, it helps me as an apple user. Though I can imagine a standardized protocol would be what the OP of this thread wanted.
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by mholm 3y ago
In terms of unique OS-level integrations: Airpods are not paired with a device: they're paired with your Apple ID. If I pair the airpods with my iPad, I can seamlessly switch them to iphone, to Mac, to my Apple TV. They'll even au
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by mholm 3y ago
Product with corporate lock-in, but Quip allows the user to use markdown in their documents, and export their documents into Markdown.

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