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by peebeebee 2y ago
I think a watch is indeed a better 'companion' for people that want to detox from screentime. I do find Apple is hesitant to make it act as a primary driver. I find myself needing my iPhone too much for my liking. Hopefully this w
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by peebeebee 3y ago
They should have just put everything on Tesla model 2. In Belgium everyone is excited for a 5000 EUR tax cut for EV vehicles below 40000 EUR. Lots of people interested in buying Model 3 and Model Y now. But 35000 EUR is still too much for t
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by peebeebee 3y ago
"Lighters should not exist. Anyone can start a fire, all the time, everywhere. This will lead to an inferno in no time." etc.
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by peebeebee 3y ago
It's a very narrow subgroup. But things can coexist. It's now easier to create music than ever, and there is more music created by more artists than ever. Most music is forgettable and just streamed as background music. But there
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Yesterday, it failed to give me the correct answer to 4 + 2 / 2. It said 3...
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by peebeebee 3y ago
That would be a good ending. The villain suddenly becomes the hero, but his evil purpose disappears and he gets depressed. :)
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by peebeebee 3y ago
> Of course if you load a bunch of code beforehand your code will be marginally better. That's exactly the point though. We use jQuery because it has an incredible easy and consistent interface that makes writing for the web so much
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by peebeebee 3y ago
JQUERY: await $.post({ url: '/my/url', data: data }).then(() => {}); VANILLA: await fetch('/my/url', { method: 'POST', headers: { 'Content-Type'
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Nice idea and execution :)
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by peebeebee 3y ago
You really think this will be an issue? Storage just keeps growing? The entire history of internet will probably be stored in millions of copies on some rice-sized containers somewhere. :D
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Not OP, but I'm almost the same. If you have (young) kids, it's non existent either way. Now I go to sleep at the same time my kids do, around 9PM. My social life is during noon. My lunch-time is 2.5 hours instead of the usual 40
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Apple was never about the games or content or even hard numbers. What is Apple like is: 1. incredible engineering :All very high quality fabrics, machining and optics. 2: The detail oriented software. Look how polished everything looks in V
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by peebeebee 3y ago
It wasn't magical. Technically, it couldn't do a lot of things that other smartphones could. I had a Windows smartphone that could run Excel, with a slide-out keyboard for fast input. 1st gen iPhone was a bare-bones consumer dev
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by peebeebee 3y ago
"That's the same as guys going, my 1000$ Ubuntu laptop can do everything your Mac does guys" That's great if that works for you, but most people would agree that Apple just has that finishing touch that 99% of other bran
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Good observation! It seems that in your 20s there's an inclination towards inspiration: exploring the world, ideas, and oneself. However, post-30s, particularly when you've settled down and had children, the focus often shifts to
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by peebeebee 3y ago
It reminds me of one of my favourite quotes: We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. T.S. Elliot
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Keep anything that can copy your identity from the open web, especially socials. Only use services that have privacy in mind. Educate your family on how to check for these things, like asking personal questions, or having a safe phrase.
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by peebeebee 3y ago
oooh, what plugin is this?
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Junk ideas are useful to document too. When the idea resurfaces, one can read why it did not get through the first time. A ticket-system like JIRA is the same as an e-mailclient to me. You sort by activity, having the most active tickets on
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Backlog items can start as rough ideas though. Refining of a ticket can be done later when you need to. But it can only be started to be worked on when the team thinks it is refined enough.
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by peebeebee 3y ago
It’s not the same though. A high dose can lead to life altering insights. A low dose will just be a fun time. Alcohol in higher doses isn’t therapeutic. More than 4 beers and any therapeutic effect alchohol could’ve had is now also gone. :
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by peebeebee 3y ago
That's more than I expected for sure. But I do wonder how 'concentrated' these are. I'd think (mental) illnesses are really tied to genetics. And social-economic factors play a big role too in food, stabile stress-free u
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by peebeebee 3y ago
I think 1 in 20 is a bit too high. 1 in 100 maybe to have a significant impact on your life. There are lots of tests now that so you have the chance to abort. 16% of the world population has a significant disability according to the WHO. Mo
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by peebeebee 3y ago
That's ok. It's eating your own dogfood, and also "being there" for people that really need it. Much better than a robotmenu on a phone. :)
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by peebeebee 3y ago
That's why accessibility needs to be constantly advocated. We should never design services only for the needs of the majority. There are lots of people with all kinds of disabilities -mental and physical- that we need to cater for. Tha
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by peebeebee 3y ago
Nested components are not playing nice with their lifecycles too. Querying elements also becomes more complex.
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by peebeebee 3y ago
But the default set has been lacking for too long now too. Webbrowsers should really get together and make a new default set of Application-based UI controls, and make them a bit more beautiful by default. :) Like datatables, rich-text edit
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by peebeebee 3y ago
It's basically just web components without the ShadowDOM implementation. I do it in some projects, but it comes with other drawbacks too.
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by peebeebee 3y ago
document.querySelectorAll('p').forEach(p => p.dispatchEvent(new Event('mousedown')))
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by peebeebee 3y ago
In Belgium, most (big) banks are downscaling physical servicepoints so much it sometimes is almost impossible for people to choose to do business in person. In think in 10 years you will have almost no real bank tellers anymore. That's

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