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by mxxx 6y ago
The article states that the number comes from a study that Facebook themselves undertook.
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by mxxx 6y ago
So is the moral of the story that their Kickstarter is a scam, or that it takes a surprisingly long time to design and manufacture a high quality hammer? I'm not sure what background this crew has, but presumably there's a large d
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by mxxx 6y ago
Mentorloop | Full stack dev (JS) | Melbourne Australia | Full-Time | On-site or remote in AEST | $100-120k AUD + super Mentorloop is a web-based platform that helps organisations to launch, run and improve mentoring programs. We're bas
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by mxxx 6y ago
That’s awesome. Kind of want to buy/grow some
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by mxxx 6y ago
I believe Microsoft has a program for this too
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by mxxx 6y ago
Wow. Clicked your last link. That is absolutely awful.
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by mxxx 6y ago
I started using reading glasses (non prescription) a while ago when I was getting a lot of migraines. My vision was fine but I had difficulty switching focal lengths. The glasses just made it a little easier and my eyes felt a lot better at
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by mxxx 6y ago
Huh? So Americans were killed because of privatisation, casual work and wealth gap, but Australia also has these and the results were different? I’m not quite following your point.
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by mxxx 6y ago
About 15 years ago a friend of mine had a toy, like a physical box with a yes and a no button, that would do this with very impressive accuracy. I don’t remember exactly what we asked it but I recall it getting some super obscure stuff.
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by mxxx 6y ago
Relevant to the “just keep adding new props” line of thinking https://kentcdodds.com/blog/inversion-of-control
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by mxxx 6y ago
Buying double the hardware doesn’t necessarily seem _that_ feasible for most.
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by mxxx 6y ago
Yeah I’ve had two new models since but my 2013 keeps on ticking. Never had any issues and still running just fine. Night and day compared to the piece of garbage 2017 model I got.
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by mxxx 6y ago
They barely fix anything on current gen hardware already. Pretty much any failure will result in them replacing the entire logic board. Seems to have been part of their business model for years now.
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by mxxx 6y ago
That’s how I ended up using resolve, once it started becoming problematic to install FCP7 on new machines. Found it pretty simple to switch for most basic purposes.
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by mxxx 6y ago
Read the article dude
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by mxxx 6y ago
When did medium start blocking content like this? I don’t remember ever having to register in the past...
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by mxxx 6y ago
I ran into this the other day. Google will disregard robots.txt and will instead honour the noindex meta tag; BUT if you have a robots.txt that disallows the file with the noindex meta tag then it won’t honour either. Thanks google.
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by mxxx 6y ago
Pleeeeease tell me you’ve actually been asked this question in an interview
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by mxxx 6y ago
Shoot with something white in the frame so it knows how to white balance. I’ve had a similar experience in the past during a wildfire and the shot that most accurately represented the colours I was really seeing had the fluoro lights of a g
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by mxxx 6y ago
Cool! I’ve actually been meaning to do something similar for removing tracks from a playlist. You can add a whole album to a playlist in one click but you need to remove all the tracks one at a time.
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by mxxx 6y ago
In Michael Pollan’s recent book there’s quite a few people who point a substantial amount of blame for this at Tim Leary. Great read for those who are interested in the history of psychedelics and their role in therapy. It’s called How To
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by mxxx 6y ago
To be fair React is now seven years old. So even in the unlikely event that it’s going to be replaced by something else, the old cliche that the JS ecosystem is always churning too fast seems a bit overblown. It’s on track to be the dominan
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by mxxx 6y ago
Yeah it’s a crappy trend across all manufacturing really, the lack of access to fix your own stuff.
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by mxxx 6y ago
I was driving a 22 year old SUV until it got recalled for a faulty airbag. Was too old for them to do a replacement so they crushed it and paid cash. It was in top condition and I reckon I could’ve given it another five years easily. It’s n
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by mxxx 6y ago
Very interesting, but unless I’m literally just missing it on the mobile view, this is an extremely short interview?
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by mxxx 6y ago
And Rothko just put paint on canvas. I’m not sure that technical complexity is the best benchmark with which to measure an art project, regardless of whether it’s an “art x tech” project.
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by mxxx 6y ago
Morten Krombeeeeeeeerg! https://youtu.be/Sr1bLLvsbh0
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by mxxx 6y ago
+1. Great book.
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by mxxx 6y ago
Situation in Australia is that they pay zero.
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by mxxx 6y ago
Article states that they’ll be fined for doing that too.

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