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by reneherse 4y ago
The equally naive "follow your bliss" or "follow your passion" was the common coming of age advice given by many middle and upper-middle class American baby boomers to their children.
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by reneherse 4y ago
One benefit is the connectivity provided by Starlink to Ukraine's front line defending forces. Which, amongst other things, increases the quality of reconnaissance, tempo of battle, and should translate to fewer defender and civilian c
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by reneherse 4y ago
Mine sat around too, until I began using it as an extended display on a stand. The recent Mac OS auxiliary display features are pretty good (brilliant in some ways, maddening in others).
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by reneherse 4y ago
Lensrentals.com founder Roger Cicala publishes teardowns of high-end modern lenses and I recall that he and his team occasionally (often?) find shims used to calibrate the optics. https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/author
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by reneherse 4y ago
Surely rinsing out the debris dislodged during the brushing process is preferrable to letting it remain in the mouth.
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by reneherse 4y ago
I agree that a tight house is desirable for many reasons, but proper ventilation and indoor air quality are areas of building design and construction that are often severely neglected, even in new construction. And with the amount of ventil
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by reneherse 4y ago
Even worse, it becomes the inside and outside vapor barrier for the entire house. An air tight home lined with phthalate-laden PVC? No thank you.
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by reneherse 4y ago
Unfortunately you're being down voted, but the reality is there are crumple zones built into some hoods (bonnets) that help protect the pedestrian from immediately impacting the solid parts of the engine. So the concept isn't comp
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by reneherse 4y ago
You'll probably do better once you can retain people who reject employer surveillance.
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by reneherse 4y ago
"Locals". Are you really so obtuse?
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by reneherse 4y ago
Russian propaganda.
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by reneherse 5y ago
Glowforge? Higher price point than most consumer gadgets, but their crowdfunding campaign set a record at the time. (The founding team spent tons of effort on getting the product-market fit right)
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by reneherse 5y ago
Great videos! But the launches all seem "normal" to me.
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by reneherse 5y ago
I've found quality wool garments to be very helpful. Examples: A thick wool "cable knot" sweater is both warm and highly breathable, ideal for hiking. Wool socks (and/or wool felt slippers when it's very cold) keep
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Why Tesla Soared as Other Automakers Struggled to Make Cars(nytimes.com)
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by reneherse 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this update and being so transparent about your earnings! I've found your posts inspiring and it's great to know your projects continue to grow.
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by reneherse 5y ago
The aesthetic of these designs will be less of a surprise if you take a look at photos of Jony Ive's house in San Francisco. His taste encompasses more than the Deiter Rams inspired minimalism of his later work at Apple.
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by reneherse 6y ago
I'm coming to this conversation late, but your pain points are almost exactly the same ones that inspired a side project of mine [1]. I'd love to hear of any more issues you have with Figma or your workflow in general. What I&#x27
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by reneherse 6y ago
Regarding lying down to work + body structures that "lack blood supply and are nourished by diffusion", a cautionary anecdote: [TLDR: Typing for long periods while lying down with hands elevated above heart may cause an injury.] A
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by reneherse 7y ago
Paul Jarvis, author of "Company of One" has a private academy/community group.[1] I'm not a member, but plan to consider it after I finish the book. [1] https://ofone.co/learn/
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by reneherse 7y ago
I haven't personally, but there was recently a discussion of that very topic on the i-bob list. [1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/internet-bob/bWwsR-J...
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by reneherse 7y ago
For people who are REALLY into bikes, a "rinko bike" helps with this. For general use however, I'm convinced about using a scooter as described above by the GGP.
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by reneherse 7y ago
I work daily with 2015 MBPs, and I agree the keyboards are good. But every day I also miss the keyboard of my burnt out 2011 MBP. In my 20 years of using macs, that one and the 2012 generation had the best combination of crisp resistance +
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by reneherse 7y ago
Awesome, thanks for the tip.
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by reneherse 7y ago
Great news, and a hearty congrats and thank you to all the contributors! As a frontend designer, I'd been hoping for some mention of faster SASS/SCSS compiling, but it looks like it's the same asset pipeline for that. Can any
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by reneherse 7y ago
Don't forget the damage plastics do to marine life. For almost any shape, type, and size of plastic, there is an animal in the ocean that will mistake it for food. In the case of plastic bags, they seem to be commonly mistaken for squi
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by reneherse 7y ago
Neither of the articles you cited mention anything backing your claims on food contamination or sanitation.
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by reneherse 7y ago
Fascinating. Could you describe what some different smells look like to you?
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by reneherse 7y ago
Right, how to be relevant to both the decision maker as well as the end-user is a key question. I'm working on a product in a similar space, and struggling with the question for our own marketing materials. Amy Hoy's material [1]
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by reneherse 7y ago
Another question about the design of the page: Does this kind of conversational / persona based pitch actually work to convert users? E.G. "Hi I'm Clara, my life's goal is... I struggle with..." "If you relate

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