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2y ago
I had a rougher life in my 20s. I once went to a dentist and they told me they want to pull 13 of my teeth and give me dentures. I knew they were in bad shape but this absolutely freightened me. Four of them were my wisdom teeth but I still
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2y ago
There is an article that's a few years old of a guy going to ~60 different dentists to see what variety of services he's offered. I remember he went to his original dentist to get a baseline and it was just a cavity. He was sugges
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2y ago
I have a great local family dentist, originally from Sryia. He strongly believes keeping the original tooth at all costs. I had my tooth crack off at the gumline (minus a small corner), long story, but I thought for sure it was a goner. He
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2y ago
> Of course any API breakage is also an ABI breakage. I don't think this is true. You can change things on a superficial level in a source language that still compiles down to the same representation in the end.
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2y ago
Wait, how is it different before/after?
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2y ago
But why?
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2y ago
You don't know what you are reading.. until you read it. It takes only a second to be polite, apparently that's too much to ask.
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2y ago
Knowing anyone dies would be a spoiler, no?
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2y ago
Everyone is equal. Just because they don't "meet the minimum standard" doesn't mean their view or opinion is irrelevant. There are people sprouting crazy ideas in actual public town squares all the time, and they have do
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2y ago
Your example sounds like what people do in person all the time. My local barber knows me when I walk in. He knows what I look like, what I wear, what I usually order. He uses this to make my experience better. He saves me from having to tel
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2y ago
The Yale x Nest was my entry but after a few years a few complaints. It auto locks after each use but no confirmation the door was closed and secured correctly. The Yale mentioned above will gladly auto-lock with the door still open and it
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2y ago
> Honestly, I think the web platform could use a standard API for defining shortcuts, with browsers providing a UI to manage or disable them. Maybe I'm still over-engineering here. I think this is really cool and would also allow so
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2y ago
When I went for the first time before COVID I was surprised McDoanlds had spam as an option.
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2y ago
They would also offer to hang up and when the person finally found the official number and called back, that same code could be given back over the phone to reconnect to the original agent. Or they could go through whatever process they wan
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2y ago
I think 2048 is a better game and I like it more.
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2y ago
Isn't there a quote about how if libraries didn't already exist, they couldn't be created in the modern day?
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2y ago
Same thing for some people.
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2y ago
It used to be, it's not anymore.
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2y ago
The only time I saw this handled correctly, and I forget the company now, worked like this: They would call you and then want to verify themselves to you. You would be asked to open the companies app. The app noticed you were in a support c
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2y ago
I have always had some questions about these low level details. Back when it needed to be explicit code, what exactly was the code doing? I tried to find some example of what it might look like online but search is so muddy.
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2y ago
Try the ones that let you hum or sing to it - they don't require a perfect radio mix to match the fingerprint. I think SoundHound was the original I used, I think Google's will do the same.
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2y ago
The latter for me absolutely. Mosquitoes have never left any kind of mark or bump or bite on my skin. I can sometimes feel them biting (injecting? whatever) and I smack/brush them away but that's the most nuisance they cause. I&#x
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2y ago
> Yeah, the YouTube algorithm kind of does this, but you unfortunately have no real control over it.) You do, indirectly. Just need to curate your last watched videos. Sometimes I feel like I got put into a certain genre or bubble or if
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2y ago
I've explored the mystery shopper apps a few times. A common task is to take photos of shelf's and the products / pricing. Its framed as "make sure our employees are doing it correct" but based on the strict image r
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2y ago
Starlink is prepped to add ICBM launch sensors in select satellites and then potential "deactivation" measures. A global iron dome.
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2y ago
The Network tab in the Chrome console allows you to degrade your connection. There are presets for Slow/Fast 4G, 3G, or you can make a custom present where you can specify download and upload speeds, latency in ms, a packet loss percen
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2y ago
Nah, I had most of it read before I even got curious on it's length. Comment sounded knowledgeable and well written, and that's what we all come here for right?
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2y ago
> A byte with 8-bits is called an octet The networking RFC's since inception have always used octet as well.
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2y ago
At the same time, I feel you are being dismissive of the beauty around us every day. I used to bus the same route every day for months; and every day I would look out my window and just take it in. People watching, seeing buildings grow und
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2y ago
> It took Google about 15-20 years to fully reach their villain arc. Google has only been around for 26 years, Gmail for 20. I agree they have reached the villain arc but I disagree with the timeline.
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