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by nytesky 5y ago
Has this site been hacked as a psyops attack?? Usually ready.gov has cute infographics not photos
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by nytesky 5y ago
Perhaps they are making amends after their missile test and it’s debris generating aftermath? https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/10/science/china-debris-spac...
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by nytesky 5y ago
My first thought!
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by nytesky 5y ago
That may be related to Benadryl link to dementia? https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/common-anticholinergic-d...
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by nytesky 5y ago
Well Apple did kind of bet the farm by only including USB in the candy colored iMacs. It was a relatively new standard that no one was using, they shipped with only USB Ports and were ridiculed for it.
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by nytesky 5y ago
My impression was that being outside virtually eliminated transmission; I can’t imagine people bring deer indoor — are people nuzzling their faces into deer???
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by nytesky 5y ago
Great Depression as ALL about deflation, we see inflation right now. Which will be painful, but since all countries are seeing inflation its likely just driven by costs in production. If we huge inflation, then all these expensive mortgage
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by nytesky 5y ago
Not owning a car seems hard for anyone with a life more complicated than single office drone. I often need to stash kids equipment in the car for later pickup; we keep medicine and books in the car used often, strollers, umbrellas, not to
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by nytesky 5y ago
Yeah, the actual driving part is just part of the job. You would need personnel at every stop along the route to handle refueling or changing trailers. As well security concerns to an unmanned vehicle laden with goods. I mean an automated c
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by nytesky 5y ago
S o why does NYT imply that it has not? I can’t see WSJ source so any insight? https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/27/business/economy/jobs-wor...
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by nytesky 5y ago
Yeah ubiquity of Keep makes it very sticky. Getting iCloud notes on a PC is a real pain and requires you have your phone most times (Apple browser logins seem to have much shorter persistence) I use iA writer a lot, but would be happy with
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by nytesky 5y ago
Won't iCloud lost mode and remote erase mostly accomplish that? Not sure how many photos are cached on the phone in off-line mode, but that would remove icloud photo access at least.
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by nytesky 5y ago
http://atulgawande.com/book/the-checklist-manifesto/ Yes, Checklist in aviation and aerospace are crucial, but at the same time, you have to avoid checklist for checklist sake. But they also do a lot of failure re
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by nytesky 6y ago
$10k on recreational electronics is not something most middle class parents would entertain.
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by nytesky 6y ago
Well, from Wikipedia his dad worked at a car dealership, but they lived quite well, with a stay-at-home mom, sailing lessons, and gobs of money on equipment. That sounds fairly well to do. "As a child he was homeschooled by his mother
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by nytesky 6y ago
I would be very curious to hear about founders of successful startups from humble backgrounds, and curious what you consider humble? For me, that would be growing up going to a non-elite public high school, college on scholarship, parents
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by nytesky 6y ago
I pay for Google Workspace as my mail provider on our domain (I know I should look at Fastmail etc, but family is used to Google interface). How much scanning or data collecting would we be subject to?
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by nytesky 6y ago
I heard elsewhere they are shedding real estate, so I assume the expectation is that all Flex and Remote employees will have hot desks or simply only be there for conference meetings. Not sure if I like the hot desk model; using my own peri
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by nytesky 6y ago
I remember for me during 2008 I finally understood how NOTHING has intrinsic value, it’s always about what others perceive in the market. Real estate, dollars, gold, stock all arbitrary in a way I never considered. All built on sand.
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by nytesky 6y ago
I believe Bezos was a huge fan of Shackleton’s Endurance expedition; so it could have been homage to that.
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by nytesky 6y ago
brawndo: it’s what plants crave
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by nytesky 6y ago
Then why aren’t pollsters and contact tracers doing this so none of miss those calls?
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by nytesky 6y ago
I have seen some companies that call have pre-loaded Caller ID. Why don’t Apple or Google provide a service that guarantees that the Contact tracing service always calls with a Caller ID, and Apple/Google could even mark it as verifie
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by nytesky 6y ago
So you use a mix of text, FB, WhatsApp, etc?
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by nytesky 6y ago
Wait, is email really dead?
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by nytesky 6y ago
Facebook had lists introduced after Google+ circles. It allowed you to define different views and audiences for your profile from your friend list. I loved it, though building the lists was awful awful. Now its even harder to edit the lists
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by nytesky 6y ago
I think THIS may be the true secret to Swedish strategy, much like NYC -- it got so bad it really changed the conversation and people are still shell shocked and caution remains high to maintain social distancing, defer gathering in groups
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by nytesky 6y ago
Remember Netflix slide deck and the baseball streaming team? This is all consistent with that. No surprise here.
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by nytesky 6y ago
How much of a security risk is side loading apps? It seems pretty large to me, even on a fortified system like iOS.
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by nytesky 6y ago
Netflix and Amazon make you carry out purchases offline, and then they don’t pay for the store fee. Why doesn’t Epic just have a subscription model, wouldn’t that circumvent the App Store? Credit card companies charge 3% just to swipe a cre

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