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by pcurve 4y ago
Do you prefer large trackball over large trackpad? (like ones from apple) How is accuracy?
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by pcurve 4y ago
The tray is usually two piece that separate. They're not hard to clean. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/P_nUcqzNi00 Airfryer doesn't get hot enough like pan over direct flame so food doesn't seem to get
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by pcurve 4y ago
Just make sure you're getting Co2 can from beverage suppliers (and not industrial places) You can get Co2 tank and parts from beer supply company. https://www.morebeer.com/category/co2-tanks-regulators-parts... pl
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by pcurve 4y ago
do you have palm rest? I bought RGB version and became instantly smitten with with it, but I found it a too tall / high to use, and I just couldn't get used to using with palm rest.
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by pcurve 4y ago
it is... white shirt will definitely stain yellow if you go just a few days w/o washing.
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by pcurve 4y ago
Sounds like Musk laid off HR and Legal departments. (I'm not trying to be funny)
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Samsung takes on Apple and LG with its own 5K display(theverge.com)
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Seoul's first self-driving shuttle bus(youtube.com)
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by pcurve 4y ago
object oriented programming, with public, private, classes. inheritance, parameters... ugh. It took much longer to internalize these than I'd care to admit.
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by pcurve 4y ago
you have great voice and annunciation. They go long way!
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by pcurve 4y ago
I agree. I feel a bit uncomfortable with the premise of this article. It's quasi deifying the tech execs. "CEO Evan Spiegel grew up without TV, and credits the technology restriction to his success". Sigh. Only if things we
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by pcurve 4y ago
You know, pre-covid when everyone worked at office Mon-Thursday, I also liked going into the office on Friday when no one was around. Something calming about working in a deserted 1500 person office building. I'm also slow thinker as
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by pcurve 4y ago
I used these old machines. You'd be surprised how slow these machines are even for the most basic things! Like typing, opening folders, etc. :)
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by pcurve 4y ago
High-fat diet made Inuits healthier but shorter thanks to gene mutations, study finds https://www.ox.ac.uk/research/high-fat-diet-made-inuits-heal... There are other reasons, but Inuits also don't live long compar
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by pcurve 4y ago
I'm in my 40s, unattached. Strong introvert. I didn't realize how much I missed going into the office until a few of us had half day in person meeting at office. I wanted to do more of it. Sadly, the office was still mostly empt
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by pcurve 4y ago
This chart looked pretty striking. "Tokelau, Masai, and Inuit populations who consume “extremely” high percentages of saturated fat yet have extremely low rates of heart disease, cancer, stroke, and diabetes." So much conflicting
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by pcurve 4y ago
Summary: There are many studies done, but they all have data quality issues to different degrees. In general... (my conclusion) > Leaving your baby to cry it out is helpful for most babies. > But it's not recommended for babies y
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by pcurve 4y ago
"He added that it was “kind of odd” that Google’s parent had hired 30,000 employees in the last three quarters, given the economic trends. At the end of September, Alphabet had 186,779 workers." 20% increase in headcount in 3 quar
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by pcurve 4y ago
Yep... "monkfish souffle with natural clam & kraut puree" is minimum $32.
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by pcurve 4y ago
In a nutshell, the article says adjusting for sales volume, Tesla auto pilot crashes numbers are far higher than the ones from Ford. "...Tesla ought to have a NHTSA-reported crash total of 70 since last summer to be comparable with For
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by pcurve 4y ago
Wow... that memo... is filled with such contempt. It's shocking. I wouldn't want to work there.
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by pcurve 4y ago
I'm speaking about the UX at multi billion dollar US companies because those are my stomping grounds. I'm sure there are exceptions, but the discipline has become unnecessarily complicated in terms of processes, toolsets / sy
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by pcurve 4y ago
I agree about the terminology not being the best so the article tries to differentiate it from normal boredom by calling it "profound boredom"
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by pcurve 4y ago
I also attended Chicago event a few years ago. I absolutely loved it, including the city of Chicago. My favorite part was accidentally having lunch with one of the attendees who happened to a speaker. https://gerrymcgovern.com&
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by pcurve 4y ago
Japan's tiny remote island cluster allows it to have huge exclusive economic zone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minamitorishima#/media/File:Ja... especially compared to South Korea https://en
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by pcurve 4y ago
I thought Windows 95 menu bar was quite functional once you got used to it. https://regmedia.co.uk/2015/08/24/win95start_648.jpg
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by pcurve 4y ago
I personally love the fact that BS is being developed actively. I invested a lot of time learning all the scss and mixin files intimately and always appreciated how the team structured them such that it strikes the right balance between tu
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by pcurve 4y ago
Everybody also gets the tiredness and narrowing field of vision. How much do you drink? For an average 175lbs male to feel buzzed, he would need to drink 2 pints of beer (or close 1 1 liter) on relatively empty stomach quickly. To feel drun
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by pcurve 4y ago
Just curious, does anyone know why majority of the mentors signed up seem to be of Russian descent on this site? (at least going by the full names)
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by pcurve 4y ago
What a dilemma. Is she aware of how she acts when she's off medication? Has she seen herself act this way on video?

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