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by prox 3y ago
Aren’t there like hundreds of physiological reactions to the sun? I think it helps on many levels.
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by prox 3y ago
Yes, walking is super healthy, my lunch breaks are always a walk outside.
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by prox 3y ago
Please note that overtaking vitamin D is unhealthy as well. It’s a hormone and I believe taking too much is damaging to the liver. But supplemental and when having a lack of Sun is probably a good balance. But if you can be in the sun you
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by prox 3y ago
iPhone has always been a superior experience to me. While it may not have that tinkering ability like an Android, on the whole Apps are much higher quality, more paying customers as a dev, lots of things that just work between devices. I th
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by prox 3y ago
Going to do this. This is brilliant! -> let your customers know that your service for non-chrome users is cheaper. Money motivates.
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by prox 3y ago
“Please be civil while we destroy the web as we know it. We also put earplugs in, just in case.”
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by prox 3y ago
Time to build a fresh web. Get me my hypercards!
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by prox 3y ago
Unfortunately on the whole techies are absolutely poor at marketing, which is a skill all by itself.
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by prox 3y ago
Also I would like to add that Musk himself has said he has Aspergers in that interview. So it’s self declared at least.
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by prox 3y ago
Thanks for commenting, I see what you are saying, and you’re right.
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by prox 3y ago
Ah ok, understood! Thanks for the heads up.
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by prox 3y ago
I wonder if it’s something that happened as years rolled on. He didn’t seem to be very contrarian or even social say over a decade ago. Elon is self described with Aspergers Syndrome. This is from an interview : “Other features of Asperger&
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by prox 3y ago
Everything exists on a gradient. Your goals are valid and methodology probably as well if you meet them. Do you discuss the minutiae of what you guys can eat for lunch? Probably overdoing it. Do you discuss the minutiae of a technical piece
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by prox 3y ago
It was certainly marketed and envisioned as an international standard to have interoperability. Most external devices (mostly ROMs) could work between brands. But remember PCS were for businesses until about the early 90s when games became
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by prox 3y ago
MSX was not a Japanese standard for home computers, although it was the home turf and simply was the most successful there. MSX was meant as a worldwide standard to replace the then current crop of computers with a interchangeable standard.
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by prox 3y ago
Yeah, the points you mention are what I remember what photographers really dig about JXL. Also higher bit depth is a big deal for some pro photographers.
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by prox 3y ago
Stop thinking and do it :)
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by prox 3y ago
Great site and I just love that domain name.
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by prox 3y ago
Memory is hazy but doesn’t JXL have better colors or color profile support?
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by prox 3y ago
Good point, you don’t call football just “sports”
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by prox 3y ago
I agree to an extend that you shouldn’t focus on bad only, but as the old saying goes “so much is lost for the lack of a little more.” What my experience has taught me is that you have these 80% things that are good, but there is the one pe
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by prox 3y ago
“who generally I actually really do trust to be doing good” These are mega corporations and you aren’t the client. They aren’t making Chrome “for you”. They are for optimizing for Advertisers.
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by prox 3y ago
Yup, social media is a one-to-many relationship, and sometimes the messy many-to-many relationship. Web 1.0 sites have more have a one-to-one posture (unless they become exceedingly popular at least)
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by prox 3y ago
Basic humanity and humanitarian help.
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by prox 3y ago
Your usage is already in the intermediary stage of interfacing. Still is a bit cherry picking, I stand by the overall assessment that Apple products are greatly frictionless and easy to use, and work together. Anecdotally, older relatives n
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by prox 3y ago
Your perceptions are wrong from a consumer point of view. They don’t make shiny toys (well they do but that’s not the point) They make extremely frictionless ecosystems. Everyone on HN loves to tinker I would wager, but that is never going
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by prox 3y ago
Well that sounds like a great fit for Musk’s Twitter. Explains a lot, thank you!
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by prox 3y ago
Hey thanks for your comment and other perspective! How couldn’t you read him before the overtake? What’s the difference? Could this inspector join Threads and would you follow him there?
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by prox 3y ago
But we don’t need Twitter for that do we? We have 4chan, parts of the fediverse and so on for unfiltered. Threads is for mainstream. I don’t see that as bad. As someone who was a moderator, sometimes you want that sandwich and not Joe Schmo
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by prox 3y ago
I just went unto Threads and I saw quite a bit the sentiment of “I can read stuff again without being limited.” and people asking if so and so had switched.

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