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by pcurve 4y ago
love it. looks like a phone you can throw across the room
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by pcurve 4y ago
Looking back in my childhood, I clearly exhibited sign of addition. Walking into arcade filled me with joy. Trying to decide which game to play. Imagining if I'm going to finally beat Wonderboy on one coin. Playing Kabal with my bro
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by pcurve 4y ago
You're gonna miss your flight Vincent
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by pcurve 4y ago
Most a/v units have long offered good connectivity and even mult-room setups using one. So, interoperability and connectivity are easy. Aside from reasons mentioned in the article, you now have 1-2 generations of people who grew up
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by pcurve 4y ago
as a non twitter user, their biggest contribution to the humanity is actually Bootstrap, and I actually say that with all due respect.
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by pcurve 4y ago
Would you mind sharing in what ways going for walks made it worse for you?
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by pcurve 4y ago
I wonder what goes into deciding what to point. For example, if you watch this clip, you can see the conductor doing 300km pointing at different parts... https://youtu.be/lB4_G9l3mdY?t=158 But I can't quite figure out
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by pcurve 4y ago
I don't make this comparison lightly but I'm reminded of Leonardo DaVinci. How much talent does one need to create something like this? It's not enough to be just 'good' at engineering, design, watchmaking, and wr
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by pcurve 4y ago
This might be the single best work of art on the Web I've seen since 1995. Nothing else even comes close.
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by pcurve 4y ago
I figured I'd get some downvotes mentioning PLTR here. ;-) GPalantir is definitely being more open with their demo now, so there are some good ones on their youtube channel. You can skim through. https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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XPS 13 Plus – no visible trackpad, faster than M1(youtube.com)
11 points by pcurve 4y ago|5 comments
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by pcurve 4y ago
Always impressed with Palantir's software.
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by pcurve 5y ago
FAA isn't suing him though. FAA revoked the license. If he wants to get it back, I think the burden of proof lies with him to prove that it wasn't intentional, and made an attempt to the followings: > Did he make an attempt t
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by pcurve 5y ago
fun facts: Netflix now has P/E ratio lower than Coca cola, proctor gamble, Walmart. In fact, it's barely half of Costco.
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by pcurve 5y ago
I feel there are plenty of good shows on Netflix. But the way their UI/UX is built, it is not conducive for exploring. They've taken so much control away from me. I have to rely on what IT thinks I should be watching. I know one
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by pcurve 5y ago
They're really lousy at forecasting. As recently as Feb., mgmt was forecasting 2.5 million growth. (much lower than 7 million consensus) I'm sure their inability to forecast isn't helping.
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by pcurve 5y ago
I enjoyed reading it but I couldn’t get on aboard with his statement “ Because it is not TOPICS that are censored. It is BEHAVIOR” It’s both. In fact the most dangerous ideas to me are the ones that are discussed with perception of civilit
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by pcurve 5y ago
Hello fello 1978 (or 1977). I don't know much about you, so it's not appropriate to tell you what to do. Speaking from my own experience, I've prioritized work over just about everything else. And I regret it. I'm lost n
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by pcurve 5y ago
On average, people go through 4 therapists before they find one that works for them.
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by pcurve 5y ago
Just to clarify, when I say Image search, I meant, searching for like-images by uploading your own.
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by pcurve 5y ago
Google lags behind in Image search quality too, surprisingly. Bing consistently does better for me at least. Google also lags behind searching for torrent content, not surprisingly. In fact, I'm going to say, I use Google knowing that
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by pcurve 5y ago
Just heads up, your money is locked in for 5 years if you want to avoid paying penalty. Before 5 years, you forfeit interest from the previous 3 months which isn't terrible, assuming the variable rates remain competitive.
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by pcurve 5y ago
I actually gave up because the registration failed on me multiple times, citing they're not able to verify my identity They're still using security image!! (which to this date I still don't know what it does)
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by pcurve 5y ago
Cheap stuff on Etsy is never going away. Misrepresentation on Etsy is here to say, as long as there's cheap labor offshore, if not China then in other countries. Even if something is born as a small batch small creation, if it sells w
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by pcurve 5y ago
When I open the web version of the calendar picker, it's showing Monday as the irst day of the week? Btw, I didn't realize vast majority of the world outside Americas have week starting on Monday.
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by pcurve 5y ago
yep. 2016 - https://www.salon.com/2016/11/06/sweet-home-paranoia-the-pan... 2017 - https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/luxury-panic-rooms... 2018 - https://www.businessi
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by pcurve 5y ago
For higher level jobs (i.e. directors+), 5-7 interview sounds pretty normal for a fairly large organization, and I don't think this has changed much. 1. Recruiter screening 2. Hiring Manager interview/screening 3. Hiring manager +
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by pcurve 5y ago
Here's their matching Design System artifact in Figma. https://www.figma.com/community/file/946837271092540314
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by pcurve 5y ago
U MN has acceptance rate of 70%. Your son is probably more brilliant than most people who go to U MN. The hell with them and their shitty admission process. They don't deserve him. Like others have said, he should re-apply / tr
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by pcurve 5y ago
While acceptance rates have gotten lower, some of it is due to more people applying. Average scores are higher because more people are studying for exams than 20 years ago. But I don't think the course work has necessarily gotten any m

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