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Latency would be higher, and might make phone calls a little awkward perhaps?, but it shouldn't make any longer to download a file. You might want to modify protocols so they send acknowledgements less often, or use larger packets perh
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I realize this is somewhat ridiculous, but I actually found their FAQ [0] and the product very interesting. The term "AI" has become somewhat meaningless, but in this case they appear to be adjusting cooking time based on previous
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"In the UK, I showed up at 9am and was seen instantly" I don't think that's ever happened to me. Most likely this person was the first patient of the day, so appointment times haven't slipped yet. 30 minutes in the
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"AirPods, for example, are tiny iOS computers." I don't think this is actually true is it?
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"that the most important information from any location comes from the number of frowny presses, which not even a dishonest employee would be able to undo." So possibly pressing the happy face doesn't compensate. The article a
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"I also really like the idea that it is designed for disassembly; personally, I believe that WeWork is a house of cards that will collapse shortly after the next economic downturn." Interesting observation. It would be even more i
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"Far better to do it at a startup (or at AppAmaGooBookSoft) than at a traditionally-managed Japanese company" From what I've seen at least Google and Amazon don't have much engineering effort beyond localization in Japan
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That's.... that's very approximate.
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Do you have a reference to his comments on the other changes? I would be most interested in reading them. Personally, I feel analyzing PKDs books as if they were written with a clear point in mind doesn't work well. PKD, was a heavy dr
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From what I've seen, it's often employers posting fake (positive) reviews anyway.
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PKD very much liked what he saw of Blade Runner though: http://www.lettersofnote.com/2009/09/blade-runner-will-prove... I'm not sure what the purpose of faithful adaptations is really. Better to capture the s
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Saying a company is "pro" anything is probably a bit of a stretch. But Apple have made a number of public statements, and fought against the US government taking a stand on for the privacy of their users. Given the option availabl
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As other commenters have suggested I didn't believe copyright applied to the characters, and use of the characters themselves (and that this was a trademark or other IP issue)... However, it appears that it does (or might). This was an
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Parental leave suggests leave for more than just the mother and is in fact what you explicitly said "provided parental leave for both parents when a child is born". Which seems valuable for many reasons. But I would be interested
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Your arguments don't seem to be backed by data, or any kind of objective logical reasoning. So I would agree.
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But unless you post data or link to a study things just devolve into anecdotal arguments and there doesn't seem to be any way to move forward (and no point in commenting). I can't see any logical reason to agree with your standpoi
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I agree that parental leave is valuable (though I'd love to see data supporting this if you have it). But it seems like a very different issues that increasing health care outcomes in general.
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It would be useful to link to the blogs, so we can better understand what is being discussed. But, some people on blogs trying it and then some of them saying a diet works is not really scientific. What would be needed is a larger scientifi
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I guess there are a few issues with this: The first is, anecdotes are interesting, but is there data that supports this? It seems like there are too many variables, and that at home care may not help in all circumstances anyway. Secondly, &
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My guess is it's not really much of a waste of human labor, but it is extremely energy inefficient. Energy used in production is generally many multiples of that used during operation. So extending usable lifetime versus manufacturing
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I applaud anyone who gets things finished and released. "chat on any website" extensions seem to pop up with some regularity though and it might be instructive review the others. One I found with a quick google search which has so
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"When we work on making our devices accessible by the blind, I don't consider the bloody" return on investment, Cook said. http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-ceo-tim-cook-companies-... Ultimately of course,
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I really find the original comment very strange, and quite shocking that it's currently the top comment. In particular the way it singles out "mostly mothers" as being "bad parents". Parenting is very hard, if these
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I think the list is quite biased. It seems to be mostly consumer goods. Entertainingly the only "computer" item is a wooden computer case: https://www.blackboxcase.com/ There is a bunch of stuff made in the US tha
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I think it's more than that actually. I don't live in the US, but I'd be interested in buying good made in the US if the US continues to provide a good working environment for its workers. If the same item, of the same qualit
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> If you are their only option, there is a reason for it, and you should walk away. Depending on your other options, it still might be interesting. Just know you are walking into a potential trainwreck.
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Sounds about right, I've found shipping to my location a bit higher than that. I've also found that some suppliers are better than others. I've had suppliers not print silk on 50% of the boards in batches for example (this wa
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The prices you quote are pretty expensive for 2 layer boards at least. I should ordered 3 Arduino sized boards from OSHPark (US fabricated) for 40USD. From China I would probably get 10 for about 20USD. CNC Mills kind of suck. The main issu
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My reading would be that it's best if you accept the apology (don't retaliate). But that doesn't mean you wouldn't mention it to HR or a manager. And it doesn't mean management wouldn't fire them if it's e
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It seemed like such a simple treatment, that it should be relatively easy to test more widely... But whenever I've searched, I've not seen an update. For those who haven't listened to the podcast, the treatment is effectively
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