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571.
by post-it 4y ago
It could work really well for short-form text. I'm addicted to reading comments. I even read your comment before reading the article. A feed with short articles curated to my interests and attention span would absolutely get me hooked.
572.
by post-it 4y ago
Finding someone to blame doesn't matter if the company goes bust.
573.
by post-it 4y ago
They can just get turned away at customs when their passport is scanned.
574.
by post-it 4y ago
Sounds like it's a compulsion, same as people who check the stove or faucet just in case, GP takes screenshots just in case.
575.
by post-it 4y ago
Same reason the O in CO2 isn't accessible. Oxygen is used as an oxidizer in the slow burn that is human respiration. N2O is already "burnt", so your body can't burn it any further to release energy.
576.
by post-it 4y ago
But the consumer electronics are already in position.
577.
by post-it 4y ago
> The reef itself was only 7.2 square kilometers; it has been expanded to add another 100,000 square meters. This sounds as though the author doesn't know that 100,000 square metres = 0.1 square kilometres.
578.
by post-it 4y ago
A robot plumber could plumb your toilet. In fact, a robot plumber could install plumbing - and perform other tasks - during construction, under the supervision of a human. One human could supervise several robots, and the human would experi
579.
by post-it 4y ago
Europe is definitely heavier on environmental design to enforce behaviours rather than signs, as nobody will obey a sign if they can get away with it.
580.
by post-it 4y ago
As in that's not how it's done, or that's not how it should be done?
581.
by post-it 4y ago
What a high-quality contribution! That was a fun read.
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by post-it 4y ago
> If you want details and debate about exactly how Japanese software falls short, or if you just in the mood for some good old-fashioned venting about being forced to use it, check out Reddit or maybe Hacker News. Anyone have some good l
583.
by post-it 4y ago
> “Since the PyPI index takes precedence, this malicious package was being installed instead of the version from our official repository. This design enables somebody to register a package by the same name as one that exists in a third-p
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Hackenbush (2021) [video](youtube.com)
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585.
by post-it 4y ago
Supposedly you can easily go up/down stairs with these as the wheels lock automatically. Not sure how that works. Edit: In the video, it looks like a heel-up-toe-down motion with your right foot locks and unlocks the wheels.
586.
by post-it 4y ago
If you're b2b, you only need one client to be profitable. Or so they say.
587.
by post-it 4y ago
A raise, no. A new salary at a new job, absolutely.
588.
by post-it 4y ago
Well, "I have a thing that can happen with certain probability of success, and it runs repeatedly every 15 minutes. Could you tell me what kind of process this is and how to calculate the probability of 5 consecutive events in 24 hours
589.
by post-it 4y ago
I was looking for this and had to search for it - here's the page with names that increased in popularity and ones that stayed the same: https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/rankchange.html
590.
by post-it 4y ago
Draw Things works for me on an M1 Pro on 13.0.1.
591.
by post-it 4y ago
No, you're thinking of the LSAT.
592.
by post-it 4y ago
They like their special interest + they like sharing it + they like making videos.
593.
by post-it 4y ago
Oh I see, I misunderstood initially but I got it when rereading.
594.
by post-it 4y ago
It isn't. It would be impossible for Spotify to guarantee any kind of fixed payment per stream, since customers don't pay per stream. I guess they could pay based off the theoretical maximum a user could stream. So if the cost of
595.
by post-it 4y ago
> For example, Spotify pays artists by calculating their "stream-share", not a fixed amount per stream. Well, obviously. I don't pay Spotify per stream, I pay them per month. So my $10 must get split up across every song
596.
by post-it 4y ago
No
597.
by post-it 4y ago
If it's broken because the designer assumed any two devices would have a sub-second time difference, it's still broken.
598.
by post-it 4y ago
English is not the official language of the US. :^)
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by post-it 4y ago
Yeah, the React Native debugger is broken on my Pixel because the time is different from my laptop by ~0.5 s, so short taps register as long presses or something like that.
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by post-it 4y ago
It's dangerous to say "he's a harasser => he must be a parasite on the organization" because then you end up with "he's provably an excellent worker and hugely productive => he can't be a harasser,

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