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pbreit
6y ago
I think Mac Chrome can support Touch ID: https://www.iphoneincanada.ca/news/google-chrome-for-mac-fin...
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6y ago
Very little to do with climate change. Mostly to do with lousy forest management.
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6y ago
I doubt it’s anything mysterious. A once in a century pandemic is not a good representation of a broader time horizon. The whole “pivot” sounds like uninformed heresay.
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6y ago
It's being worked on.
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6y ago
Who works at Yahoo nowadays? Do they still have offices in Sunnyvale? Everything seems on auto-pilot except for some fantasy sports opinion writers.
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6y ago
"My bigger goal is to make self-hosting in general a lot more appealing" Monthly billing seems like an odd way to pay for self-installed software.
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6y ago
Excel has never worked well with external data. Even the current version of Excel still inexplicably auto-converts long numerical strings to Scientific Notation.
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6y ago
Was there any doubt?
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6y ago
Sell.
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6y ago
The thing that drives me absolutely bonkers is incompatible "upgrades".
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6y ago
I don’t think that easy to dismiss findings.
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6y ago
These were all in one state (NY). One cause was presented: more PPE (presumably demanded by union).
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6y ago
It's not a whim. For a software developer it could easily be used 8 hours/day 5 days/week. Or more.
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6y ago
A very capable 2020 MacBook is $999 new and $849 certified refurbished.
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6y ago
Seems like DigitalOcean bill should be $10-20/month max. Metabase is cool but you could probably use Mode Analytics free tier.
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6y ago
I think Google is less of a threat than many believe because Google products have to address a Google-sized market which leaves tremendous room for competitors. If you're going to go straight up against Google then, sure, you're g
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6y ago
Why Stripe will likely win: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24067211 Continuing self-service while expanding "up market" into the enterprise. If AWS can be self-service, pretty much any service can be.
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6y ago
“Yes men” get infinitely more results than “no men”.
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6y ago
Private industry really isn’t much different. The commonality is: humans.
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6y ago
Uber/Lyft drivers have 0 quotas.
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6y ago
He is. Trump pressured the FDA to allow the therapy. It's ridiculous that the FDA drags its feet on these things during a pandemic.
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6y ago
Doctor is still in the loop. Let doctors doctor.
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6y ago
Why is the FDA getting in the way of all these promising treatments? How is it 8 months into a pandemic and we still have little information about the efficacy of a century old therapy that has shown promise? The public has zero decision-ma
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6y ago
Employee would be fired.
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pbreit
6y ago
Uber drivers literally need not even show up. What "control" are you referring to?
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6y ago
I either disagree with or do not understand either of your sentences.
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pbreit
6y ago
Scrolling absolutely has to do with Fitt's law. Not only is the target further away, it's constantly moving.
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6y ago
How is setting a 400ms transition NOT breaking the "law" to not make users wait more than 400ms?
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6y ago
First law quite ironic.
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6y ago
Office jobs do weed out these types.
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