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500 to 1,000 employees is quite a lot. Does this company actually already exist or is this an idea in someone's head that this company will balloon to that many employees and you think you need these things now to hit the ground runnin
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When are we going to stop referring to Gen z and millennials as young people? We're freaking adults lol. I'm 36. Some of us are older than that. My dad was my age when he had me. I wouldn't call my dad young people when he ha
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I have a better answer well at least for me personally. Program tutorials are hard to understand because so many of them are written with no good hypertext. There is also an abundance of tutorials where you get single letter variables that
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2y ago
I believe in patting on the head anyone who puts in effort to anything that I end up repeatedly using overtime. Mostly through comments of words of encouragement because I don't have the means otherwise.
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why don't you do this technology without the AI for image recognition and instead keep the AI that predicts levels over time but instead it uses nutrition facts? i'm REALLY unaware of foods that one can buy that don't have ev
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how will it know if the food item its looking at actually has in it what it thinks its has in it?
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2y ago
if i send this or take a picture of a fondant cake that looks exactly like a hamburger, will it think its a hamburger?
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2y ago
What makes this more useful than the existing model of scanning a barcode or using a meal tracker or just reading the nutrition facts as you're preparing a meal?
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2y ago
That's called being bored
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2y ago
Wrong link Also, posted already https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41604817
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I'm not making a deterministic leap I'm leaving out vast amounts of information from my story that are way way more personal. Of course there are more things that I know that don't make this a deterministic leap but I don
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That is literally exactly the case. I'm not going to pull fake percentages out of my ass here but it's in the medical literature that a person with ADHD who is medicated and treated correctly has less likelihood by a significant f
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I am absolutely stunned that you just were absolutely okay with a random stranger sending you a message like this and then you do it. Yes it's really good that you are doing a PSA but there needs to be another PSA on top of this. The P
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2y ago
Good call! Thank you!
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It's fake information density. We have so many pixels available but it's just not used correctly anymore.
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This article needs an update and more complaints. It's only gotten worse since. I so dearly miss actual Windows programs with sane user interface conventions... Oh look! Microsoft actually still documents good rules to follow but they
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2y ago
This is cute. I like it. I have no use for it but I admire what you are attempting. I'll keep an eye on this to see where it goes.
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2y ago
Eh whatever > National Review was founded in 1955 by William F. Buckley Jr. as a magazine of conservative opinion. The magazine has since defined the modern conservative movement and enjoys the broadest allegiance among American conserva
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But everything a living creature does is chemical. Even the process of that young man who has suffered sexual and psychological abuse as a child, that brain that can't stop ruminating can't stop ruminating because of a chemical fe
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Just don't host anything. Keep everything in RAM and volatile. That is a big thing I look for in web services. If you can do a thing in the browser and keep it as local as possible to the user and have them or parts close to the edge o
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http://archive.today/UjELZ
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Did they mean to word the headline this way in the article? Explaining away is to be dismissive.
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2y ago
In the USA if you collect SSI and or SNAP you can get prime for a discount AND I've noticed their process is less annoying/deceptive
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The BS group living up to the name I see
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Talked as in voice chat or talked as in typed chat?
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I've let edge beta sit with updates until the icon telling me to reboot to update is red and very angry at me apparently and nothing bad ever happens.
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It could be a trait of autism spectrum or it could be active listening strategy. I wouldn't bring it up with them though. They might not even know why they are doing it. But it's not rude and it's not really annoying.
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I like lamp
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Some people are genetically more predisposed to developing wrist issues but a significant amount of it can be mitigated by proper ergonomics and posture. Your wrist should be flat on a table and it shouldn't be tilted up or down or lef
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