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no_butterscotch
4y ago
> My self esteem is terrible and I haven’t left for fear that I won’t be able to “make it” anywhere else, paralyzed by the fear of ending up unemployed. > I’m angry that I have a 10 year career full of ambition that went absolutely no
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4y ago
So Netflix allows for a new free trial per email address rather than per credit card?
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4y ago
How did the original company "Frank" do what it did? Do they know people at FAFSA?
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4y ago
Kind of related, but if someone is being shocked, live, what is the safest way to help them? The immediate answer might be turn of the circuit breaker, but what if we're in a giant office building? Or I don't have access or know w
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4y ago
Steve Bannon, the old Trump goon, I forget his actual position, had talked about the growth of the "administrative state" when referring to government. I don't agree with his politics over all, but on this front I do and see
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4y ago
AirBnB is itself an HOA over a distributed network of properties. Violate its rules and you're a goner. Don't pay their "taxes", whether literal taxes or AirBnB taxing you by having you pay via your labor in changing you
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4y ago
> Jobs was a poet. A brutal, calculating, ruthless businessman, but ultimately a poet. I have no doubt that every important decision in his life was driven primarily by emotion. No. No he wasn't. Not in the literal or figurative sen
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4y ago
It was, from the wikipedia: > On May 23, 2014, Apple, Google, Intel, Adobe agreed to settle for $324.5 million. > .. > In June 2014, Judge Lucy Koh expressed concern that the settlement may not be a good one for the plaintiffs. Mic
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4y ago
Cool, do you try to make it a seamless transition to native with the web views matching styles, etc.? Or do users know which sections are native versus not based on appearance or interactivity (slower)?
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4y ago
ok thanks! whats the type of functionality not available?
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4y ago
> Complimented by strategic use of NativeScript. Why NativeScript vs TypeScript?
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4y ago
How are you liking it so far? Perf issues or no? Any concise/clear resource or guide you used?
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What's great about it? I was considering using RN for a cross platform app and for some reason got the impression (earned or not) that Expo was for beginners, and people who have "non trivial" apps will have to "eject&qu
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4y ago
> our wrapper is pure native code. We cold start to a native view and boot the web app in the background. Our throughout & latency to native APIs is substantially faster without the extra bridge hops into and out of the RN JavaScript
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4y ago
Is this a "buy low" opportunity? Or realistically, as discussed by someone (Brad G?) on the "All In" podcast, should the COVID years just be seen as a write-off? In other words, this is the real value, regardless of any
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> My personal theory has been he was trying to broker a merger between Apple and Disney the last couple years, but COVID and Chapek's management made that a bad deal. History is muddled due to the last few years, I thought Iger got
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4y ago
What's ironic about this comment and some of the replies, is that it seems like people WANT this show and other shows to be "Disney-fied". Nothing uncomfortable, no awkardness, no real-world grit or problems, nobody is the
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> His ego is immense and he lacks the emotional maturity to not lash out at people when he is wrong. > To put it bluntly, because he is an asshole. A few years ago some data/articles made the rounds showing that most billionaires
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4y ago
> If you want to change the world, are ready to push yourself, work with the most dedicated people, it is. Yikes. Maybe for SpaceX. For Tesla 5 years ago. For Twitter 10 years ago. But now "change the world" is only true for Sp
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Is this going to make dealing with time/time-zones/etc even more difficult in code now?
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Is it similar to "shrooms"? I was considered traveling from San Francisco to Oregon or Colorado (?) where I think psychedelic mushrooms were legalized and you don't need to "know people" to get them. I've wante
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4y ago
It isn't worth price, I was in the beta and thought it was good. But I'm hoping a better alternative that's cheaper comes about.
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> Exodus wallet I've still got everything on just Coinbase, which I assume (?!) is reliable enough to not be at risk. What's the "upsell" for using a wallet? The "not your keys" argument logically makes sens
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> the "next" booster is referring to the updated vaccine that more effectively targets the dominant "Omicron" variant. Ah thanks for the context. I've only gotten the J&J vax (the worst one?) back in April of
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> This thread is, predictably, a complete shit show. Flag and move on. Is there a way to counter-flag? People who are passionate about discussing some topic may get heated but I don't think that's a good reason for a Reddit-sty
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> We are still not anti-vax at all. In fact, I might go for my next booster today. I'm curious about this. In my world COVID is over now. I live in San Francisco. Nobody I know is getting boosters or is worried about it anymore. Whe
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$70,099,115 70 million in one year. Yikes. Seems like the company was full of bad decisions.
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Was IQ84 any good? I meant to read it a while back but the wiki page scared me off - it won a "worst sex scene in literature award" and wasn't well liked by critics. I read two other stories by him (Kafka on the Shore and som
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> Is this still the case? Do folks day trade using DEXs for small amounts or are they still limited to longer-term trading due to the overhead? I'd like an answer to this too. I've been dollar cost averaging into BTC and ETH si
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Unfortunately true. Even when presented with TikTok's data harvesting or algorithm tweaking to make divisive issues trend more popularly -- no users want to give it up. Really does anyone have any better rationale that could be used to
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