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by ohmyiv 2y ago
They don't have to be at a construction site. It can be in a factory on a production line. Prefabricated homes have been around for a while. Mobile homes are probably the most common, but there are also modular and panel homes that can
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Thanks! Going to check it now.
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Don't forget about the game breaking DLCs that they'll gladly take money for but never fix.
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I'm aware of the EU changes, but I don't think non-EU iOS users would be able to take advantage of the web store. That sort of cuts down the MS non-EU market for iOS, but I assume MS will keep their iOS apps in store until somethi
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
https://archive.is/20240508014314/https://asia.nikkei.com/Bu...
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
>webified candy crush I wonder how successful it would be. Do people want to play games through browsers still? I mean, if candy crush is still available through app stores, how many people would use the MS webified version? I don't
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Sweet, that's good news. Thanks for the update!
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> Bond says the store is launching on the web, versus an app, so it’s “accessible across all devices, all countries, no matter what, independent of the policies of closed ecosystem stores.” It's been a while since Ive owned Apple st
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Has LA's waymo started accepting paid trips already? I thought they were in testing and riders were waitlisted still. I always see them around my work on the Westside, but they never have passengers. I'm kind of excited to try it
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I brought that up because you automatically assumed it was just some random teacher that knows nothing about UX. Maybe if you took a second to realise it wasn't some random teacher, I wouldn't have mentioned it. Engaging in claims
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
No, number of clicks isnt a _bad_ metric, but it isn't the most important. But when it comes to _UX_, user experience is important. If there are a lot of people complaining that it takes too many clicks, then it's quite possible t
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Here's a link to the about page for a history/explanation for the site: https://www.historyofinformation.com/story.php?t=About I originally thought this was only going to be a history of the use/development o
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Describing his work as "its mostly non-user facing" isn't as valid as an argument as you think it is. CS professionals, professors included, tend to follow (not work in) multiple disciplines. But by using your reasoning, doe
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
The guy is a CS prof at Princeton. He worked with Mozilla on Do Not Track in HTTP headers. It's not some random teacher. I think he has a little idea of what UX should at least look like. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
I think it depends on what ways "worse" means. For me, when I'm in my HN bubble, I get to see a lot of websites that are plain, easy to navigate and read. It's a great experience. Outside of my bubble is where it's
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> I hope people think about what would motivate one to write and publish a piece like this. The same can be said about those that oppose legislation. Are you against it because you're some black hat that knows how to exploit people
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
It's already the name of a visualization and debugging tool built for vue.js: https://github.com/MiCottOn/DejaVue
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Full article (gift link): https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/28/world/americas/guatemala-...
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Oh, I'm a dunce. I did think of that before. For some reason, when I thought about it, my mind went to slide shows and discarded any thought of using images in spreadsheets. Thanks, much appreciated!
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
My ex used to buy from best cut gems for her jewelry side hustle. She seemed pretty happy with them, but I dont know how the prices compare. There's also a subreddit about synthetic gems that has a vendor directory in their sidebar. I
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
Thanks for the info about Advil. I didn't know NSAIDs increased the risk of blood clots.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
> Sheets Print (Pro Feature) Experience the HD printing capabilities of Univer Sheets Is there a reason for "HD" printing vs "regular"? Sorry, my spreadsheet usage is limited to numbers and letters so "HD" p
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
You can obtain the proper context from GP's whole comment. They were talking about celebrating someone's life after they passed so it's natural, contextually, to assume celebration of life.
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by ohmyiv 2y ago
The end of the article has an update of a post from Garry saying that the takedown notices are legitimate.
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by ohmyiv 3y ago
I feel old reading that article. I guess it was all the "when I was a kid..." thoughts that popped into my head. I believe social skills are pretty important to learn in elementary school. "When I was a kid", recess and
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by ohmyiv 3y ago
At my current position, company policy says we're not supposed to answer work calls after hours. We also have flexible schedules, but we have to notify supervisors of the hours, preferably ahead of time. They use those hours to decide
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Taco Bell and Pizza Hut Are Going 'AI-First,' Yum's New Tech Chief Says(wsj.com)
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by ohmyiv 3y ago
It depends on the vesting requirements. Unvested stocks are given to employees and have requirements such as job performance and/or length of service. Once an employee reaches the requirements, the stock becomes vested. It seems that
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New York City's official AI chatbot is hallucinating incorrect legal advice(arstechnica.com)
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by ohmyiv 3y ago
There also has to be someone that needs the BC to see the notary. But, for the most part, yes, it's that easy to obtain a BC using vitalchek. Note: The notary will record the ID #s and other info of the two ID holders. So if something

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