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by rimunroe 3y ago
Oh that's good to know! I'll switch to using that instead
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by rimunroe 3y ago
One downside of either the zoom trick or the reduce whitepoint option is that you won't see the screen dim before the screen locks from inactivity. This occasionally trips me up if I'm having trouble reading a page quickly. I usua
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by rimunroe 3y ago
I've been using a similar shortcut like this for a while on iOS for bedtime reading. I hadn't seen the "reduce whitepoint" option before, but by setting the shortcut to "zoom" you can get a similar (possibly sl
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> I guess it bleeds more money out of people but the limited product lines was something I liked about the post-2000's Apple. As the price goes up, the less I want to have to make decisions about which options I want. The ease of ma
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> Them charging for access may make more people comfortable with the idea of paying for social networking, so that in the future more people will join when new social networks are made that don’t mine the data of the people Won’t that ju
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by rimunroe 3y ago
As far as I know body hair isn’t really important for your overall health, whereas teeth (and oral health in general) are extremely important. It would surprise me if we ended up being able to regrow teeth before having a non-surgical baldn
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> Asking who? From what I've seen, the typical sentiment is that they've gone far past the expectations they set. I enjoy the game a lot more now, but the original E3 "gameplay" trailer still feels like it overpromise
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> I could, however, imagine you buying a "$BRAND hub" for your "$BRAND camera" and other $BRAND IoT that ostensibly set-ups a tailscale kinda thing you can access via the $BRAND App, all while not touching the cloud.
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by rimunroe 3y ago
Wait what? Since when can’t you respond on a closed issue without reopening it? I’ve partaken in lengthy discussions on closed issues without them reopening. Obviously you can’t reply to locked issues of course, but that’s a separate thing.
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by rimunroe 3y ago
I imagine this was forced by the EU's decision, but didn't Apple commit in 2012 to sticking with Lightning for something like ten years after people complained about them switching connectors frequently?
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by rimunroe 3y ago
I've been thinking about enjoying games despite their flaws a lot lately in the context of game criticism. The extreme reactionary behavior of the gamer populace as a whole--even to something as mild as pointing out an issue in a game&
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by rimunroe 3y ago
I'm not saying people shouldn't wing it, but some people clearly think they (or other parents) can control more things than are practical or healthy. You should try to be a responsible parent, but knowing how much you need to worr
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by rimunroe 3y ago
So to preface this, my spouse and I are trying for our first kid so I'm not a parent yet, but I've been reading a lot and talking to friends who are parents. > If the life they are coming to is already bad, financially, legged
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by rimunroe 3y ago
I believe having videos uploaded to YouTube exempts you [edit] from the inactive account policy page[1]: > A Google Account is considered active even if it has not been used within a 2-year period if one or more of these applies: > -
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> I'm not sure if age has much to do with people's feelings on the importance of "neighborliness", but since you think it matters - I am in my 40s. I think someone's experience of major life events probably plays
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> Those are normal expectation of living in society. Talking you your neighbour is not. Given how our language has a word, "neighborly", to describe friendly, helpful behavior, I think the burden is on you here for explaining w
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by rimunroe 3y ago
They are identical in their effect[1]. At one point they were almost identical in their implementation. Looking around at the (much larger) current React source seems to indicate that this is still the case. [1] https://react.dev
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by rimunroe 3y ago
Yes. Login is not required.
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by rimunroe 3y ago
I should have been clear but ChatGPT was one of the "other AI codegen tools" I mentioned, especially as it's the one I used most recently. I tried it for a month or so but then canceled my subscription. I got some use out of
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> Does that mean we should never use junior devs? No, because junior devs usually improve over time. I've tried Copilot and a few other AI codegen tools. Aside from producing overall low quality/nonworking code, the only times
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> Because people pay for cam girls to have a sense of power. I dated someone who did cam work. From what I remember there were people who just wanted to feel like they were in control, but most of her clients were mostly after the feelin
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> Yesterday my left hand was jumping around to different chords without even noticing and I had that moment of, "oh wow it's happening!" I had this experience when picking up the VR rhythm game Beat Saber. It felt a lot li
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> I wonder why? Yes, I also wonder why you'd take that to mean it caused cancer. The thing you quoted doesn't indicate anything about it causing cancer. It says people with a certain medical condition shouldn't take it.
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by rimunroe 3y ago
You did not. Some breast cancers are highly responsive to hormones. One of the ways these are treated is by altering the production of certain sex hormones.
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It's wild how many people in here and elsewhere seem to be ignoring the "disorder" part and assume that any behavior that sounds like it matches the diagnostic criteria is qualifying, and either don't consider degree of
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by rimunroe 3y ago
Why would that be a reason not to trust this field? I could understand this argument more if you were talking about a specific disorder being diagnosable in every person on earth--because how is that a disorder if it's the norm?--but y
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by rimunroe 3y ago
> The vast majority of residential cooling in all but the most humid climates can be done with nothing but a fan and some cold water Aren't swamp coolers only really useful when the humidity is under something like 50%? I guess I&#x
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by rimunroe 3y ago
I'm in slightly overlapping social circles with Liz and have never felt remotely insulted the times we've chatted. I don't follow her on Twitter anymore and haven't been around her since the pandemic started, but I'
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A factual claim is by definition not an opinion
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by rimunroe 3y ago
I'm surprised you wouldn't always be required to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk. Vehicles going fast speeding in dense areas are a huge driver of pedestrian fatalities so reducing speed limits sounds great to me. I've h

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