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by mstade 6y ago
> Give me a sort key or two, a filter box, and I'll whittle it down to what I'm interested in. This is also editing, albeit of the view of the data, maybe I should’ve made clear that that’s what I meant (primarily, anyway.) Tha
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by mstade 6y ago
How many columns/rows can you realistically fit in screen? Isn’t this practically solved for most use cases by just having as many as needed for rendering and replacing contents as necessary? I’ve worked in financial institutions for g
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by mstade 6y ago
I’m not sure why you’re getting downvoted, every thing you wrote is verifiably true and documented fact, except perhaps the “go it alone” comment which is uncharitable at best but if you rephrase it to indict the public health agency instea
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by mstade 6y ago
I agree and this is what I meant to write but alas, brain fart. Thanks for the correction!
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by mstade 6y ago
I suppose maybe you can try running it through Otter[1]. We’ve used it with varying degrees of success when interviewing customers, and it’s also what powers Zoom’s transcript feature which is what we use these days. It’s hit and miss, in m
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by mstade 6y ago
I agree, and especially the lack of consistency in vehicle dressing is annoying as hell. I was driving down the high way and this so-and-so behind me was right up my tail, and I didn’t even realize it was a cop before they turned on the par
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by mstade 6y ago
Clearly you’ve never driven in the US of A. ;o) Facetious commentary aside – and I do apologize for the tongue in cheekness – as a European I’ve always been struck by just how many wrecks and other debris are littered by the side of the roa
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by mstade 6y ago
This is absolutely a thing. I’ve had it happen to me more than once, to the point where I now tend to abandon carts just to see if I can get a sweeter deal a few days later.
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by mstade 6y ago
Human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable... Every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifice, suffering, and struggle; the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals. – Martin Luther King, Jr.
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by mstade 6y ago
On the Swedish west coast where it's often windy and sunny we typically line dry our laundry. We do have a machine dryer, but it's typically only really used when there's too much humidity in the air (which doesn't happe
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by mstade 6y ago
Alright people, stop teasing and tell me what to look for please! :o)
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by mstade 6y ago
Microsoft is probably in a position to do that, you’re right. Their standing in enterprise is solid. Google though? I doubt it.
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by mstade 6y ago
This is exactly it. Zoom is easy and pretty pleasant to use, but more importantly the execs that used to be able to just drag people into rooms and now find themselves having to use virtual rooms don't want to have to think about the t
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by mstade 6y ago
I don't have any issues with Apple Mail but I do have issues with zoom, randomly switching from full screen sharing to the desktop and back again, it's incredibly annoying. It doesn't happen when I share my screen, only when
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by mstade 6y ago
This is a great resource, thank you for sharing!
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by mstade 6y ago
Daily standups for status updates and whatever is – in my experience, 15 years at this point – entirely useless. As a way to shoot the breeze in the morning just to say hi though, it's really effective, especially when remote. I'v
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by mstade 6y ago
The way I do it is I use a subdomain for any aliased email, e.g. vendor.com@account.mydomain.com and then I just have rules to move anything sent to account.mydomain.com to a separate folder, then it never shows up in the main mailbox unles
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by mstade 6y ago
I do this with FastMail aliases, works great!
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by mstade 6y ago
Revolut has a feature that does exactly this, and it works great! It's the sole reason I have a Revolut account. I know my usual bank used to do this as well, but they stopped some time ago unfortunately.
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by mstade 6y ago
First I looked at your pictures and appreciating these are tests I thought they were nice. I liked the composition in pretty much all of them, thought they were generally pretty good pictures and couldn't see what was wrong with them.
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by mstade 6y ago
Looks interesting and quite approachable for someone familiar with C-style syntax. I was looking through the language tour and it's nice and succinct. A few things that came to mind: 1. Can multiline strings be indented, with the inden
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by mstade 7y ago
Outliers don't define the mean though.
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by mstade 7y ago
Smithfield market is a really interesting place, and if you can believe it smack dab in the middle of the market is a fantastic cocktail bar – Oriole[1]. Unfortunately they're closed now due to the coronavirus, but once they reopen I h
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by mstade 7y ago
I was really confused by this comment because Spitalfields market as far as I know isn't really a food market, or at least isn't these days; but what they're probably referring to is New Spitalfields Market, i.e. not the one
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by mstade 7y ago
I can't tell if this is serious or satire, especially given the "English language" comparison. It's either a stupendous comment or just stupendously ignorant, and I can't seem to figure out which. Kudos, I guess? :o
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by mstade 7y ago
I love this idea and I'm sure you'll figure out the pricing stuff eventually. I have to admit the whole focus on price kind of throws me off a bit. Whenever I go looking for pretty things, be it art or furniture or decorative obje
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by mstade 7y ago
Ditto, and what's worse is when those white lists conflict with other requirements, such as "must work on latest Chrome version" but there's no way to test that without making a production release, because on the interna
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by mstade 7y ago
I wonder what the security implications of all this is, sounds dangerous to just run any old network. I suppose maybe if it's sandboxed enough with very strongly defined inputs and outputs then the worst that could happen is you get ga
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by mstade 7y ago
Wouldn't the network be part of the decoder?
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by mstade 7y ago
> once there's a consensus the selected approach gets enshrined and implemented as a browser standard that everyone can use That's kind of a charitable way to put it I think, implying democracy has anything to do with it. The &

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