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by noer 7y ago
Here's what my left hand menu looks like: https://imgur.com/a/dFPibMc I'd guess that it's a feature that's being gradually rolled out to all accounts. I originally posted it because I was frustrated
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by noer 7y ago
The URL when I found it was: https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=facerec If that URL doesn't work I went to Settings and there's a tab for "Facial Recognition" on the left rail. Between "Language
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by noer 7y ago
I used to work for a digital consultancy, one of the projects I worked on had a shared slack team between the client and my company. It definitely created problems, but IMO, the problems were because there weren't limits or understandi
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by noer 7y ago
I think that's (sort of) happened at Allegheny Center Mall in Pittsburgh. It's not a startup incubator, but a bunch of the retail space has been converted to office space.
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by noer 7y ago
I was able to read it in incognito mode.
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Proposed US law would ban infinite scroll, autoplaying video(arstechnica.com)
2 points by noer 7y ago|0 comments
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by noer 7y ago
It is different in that I-70 ends at a traffic light, then technically continues onto what's essentially a regular four lane road before you have to make a turn onto a (very) long onramp to join the PA Turnpike (and I-76).
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by noer 7y ago
People in the US would generally call them "Extended Stays" but they're usually as expensive as hotels but not necessarily located in places where you'd want to be. In my experience they're either in industrial subu
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The Under-Appreciated Power of the Apollo Computer(theatlantic.com)
3 points by noer 7y ago|0 comments
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by noer 7y ago
The biggest miss that I remember that isn't on this list is the iPhone 4 antenna that wrapped around the device. If the user's hand got between the two sides, it would lose connectivity. Then Apple started selling those "bump
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by noer 7y ago
The tools required for a marketplace that connects people to existing restaurants and a "marketplace" that connects people to multiple "restaurants" that are in reality all from the same dark kitchen are pretty different
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by noer 7y ago
I think because if someone does their grocery shopping at a drug store, then they probably live in a food desert which are typically in lower income areas.
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by noer 7y ago
From the description, it seems comparable to the subway system underneath the US Capitol building, House & Senate office buildings
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by noer 7y ago
That's not necessarily the case. A bar that has a bouncer all the time? It might be that they get a shitty crowd, but a lot of times it's just that the bar is too busy for the bartender to remember which patrons they've chec
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by noer 7y ago
The other part about increasing postage is that people are asked to pay more, but they don't necessarily see an improvement in the service that comes with the postage. I think about this a lot with public transit too, what a lot of peo
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by noer 7y ago
>TuSimple and the USPS declined to disclose the cost of the program, but Frum said no tax dollars were used and the agency relies on revenue from sales of postage and other products. Really? This is exactly the kind of thing we should
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Teens Smuggle Burner Phones to Defy Parents(wsj.com)
4 points by noer 7y ago|2 comments
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by noer 7y ago
The most insane part to me is that (in my experience) Taboola/Outbrain pay peanuts compared to other networks that in theory deliver better content.
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by noer 7y ago
I don't understand how a bubble chart based on percentage of the total from various departments fixes receipts? Knowing the percentage of my total that comes from a specific department isn't a problem I have, though maybe it is fo
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‘This Is All We Can Afford’: Shrinking Lives in the English Countryside(nytimes.com)
2 points by noer 7y ago|0 comments
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by noer 7y ago
if you're building a product that you want people to use during downtime (think: on a bus/train, sitting in a waiting room, on the toilet), these types of reviews are gold. I worked on an app that behaved more like an os extension
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by noer 7y ago
In my experience NYC residents are a lot more comfortable with seeing strangers on street.
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by noer 7y ago
I have a 2011 non-retina that's chugging along pretty well, the battery life is good enough to stream a 3 1/2 hour NFL game without a charge. Haven't upgraded the os since 10.12, but it still works well enough.
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by noer 7y ago
I was just thinking about how much I miss cleaning compacted dirt off of the wheels inside of my mouse. It was so satisfying. edit: not being sarcastic at all. I actually miss the cleaning.
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by noer 7y ago
The motivation probably also the normalization of prosecuting a journalist the United States sees as a threat/enemy. Assange is very flawed (to say the least), but if he's successfully prosecuted then it opens the door to prosecut
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by noer 7y ago
I had a ring for six months before I realized you could turn them off...
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Her Father Was Executed for Murder. She Still Wants to Know If He Did It(nytimes.com)
1 points by noer 7y ago|0 comments
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The New Mall Tenant Is Your Office(nytimes.com)
2 points by noer 7y ago|0 comments
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Japan Would Make Akihito Emperor, but She Called Him ‘Jimmy’(nytimes.com)
1 points by noer 7y ago|0 comments
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by noer 7y ago
>There was a track very similar to the salary bands that you see in a F1000 company (<title>, senior <title>, staff <title>, <pricipal> title, etc), the only difference was that salary advancement within a band wa

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