sanedigital

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by sanedigital 3y ago
Sure, just get the people that take the risk to agree to it. Should be easy.
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by sanedigital 3y ago
By "certain populations" do you mean a small selection of the worst members of almost all populations? Jumping to conclusions and pushing narratives isn't the exclusive purview of any particular group, especially not in 2023.
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by sanedigital 3y ago
Truly sharing the fruits of success means truly sharing the risk taken.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
SEEKING WORK Are you looking for designers and developers that build exactly what you ask for? Keep looking. That’s not us. Otherwise, keep reading. In 2023, tech is a commodity. Around the world, there are millions of professionals that ca
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Great article, but I think its odd to call James I of Aragon's conquest of Mallorca a "Catalan conquest". Poor Aragon, always getting its history rewritten by Catalan separatists and those that sympathize with them.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
With a few exceptions, everyone here on HN is wildly privileged. The .0001% of world-history.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
You have been blessed to work on self-organizing and self-managing teams. When we come into client orgs, they typically have no process in place and cannot understand why they're not shipping features. Scrum isn't perfect, but its
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by sanedigital 4y ago
That doesn’t mean the “they” here isn’t unclear. I wasn’t sure whose Mastodon handle Paul Graham shared. I certainly didn’t think OP meant he shared his own handle.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
I dunno, I think Messiah works as an ending to the trilogy. There's quite a bit of intrigue and action. Nothing gets too weird—Duncan's Ghola is the only new sci-fi addition. Children takes a sharp turn with the whole possession t
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Potentially risking downvotes, since religion makes people uncomfortable, but since you mentioned mental health services are lacking, have you tried joining a local church? Priests are the original therapists, and it’s a great way to meet p
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Not sure I need to spoiler alert a book that came out over 50 years ago, but Momoa should be back in Part 3.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Because it was Sunday morning in Old Town Scottsdale and there weren't any pedestrians around.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Because—other than FSD—the car is fantastic. I can't imagine driving anything else.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Only on HN could someone be arrogant enough to think their non-experience is more accurate than another's actual experience. At no point was anyone—myself, my child, or another party—in any danger. Perhaps that would be different for s
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by sanedigital 4y ago
We'd used Autopilot (non-FSD) for a a year at that point. I was used to mistakes and knew how to disengage quickly before they could be problems. I was expecting FSD to be bad, but I sure wasn't expecting it to be that bad. Mayb
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by sanedigital 4y ago
The car is great. FSD is not.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Not sure where you got "she" from, but regardless, I bought another Tesla because the car is fantastic. The FSD is not.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
When our Model 3 got access to FSD, my 6 year-old desperately wanted to try it out. I figured a low-traffic Sunday morning was the perfect time to test it out, so we headed out to grab Mom a coffee downtown. The car almost caused an acciden
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by sanedigital 4y ago
I know, they could use the market to determine the rate at which that wealth transfer occurs. And then they could distribute it biweekly via direct deposit. They might even call it a salary!
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Sure, but if we're talking about co-opting the anger around wealth inequality, that particular fight ended with Occupy Wall Street becoming Black Lives Matter.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Don't people use @NonNull everywhere now? It's been a few years since I've programmed in Java but even then I feel like that was common practice.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Sure, up to a certain grade. But regen braking isn't working down hills like the ones in SF.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
The cold & flu were bad examples since they do share some similarities. A better example would be food poisoning and the flu: eating spoiled food doesn't make you less likely to catch a respiratory virus.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Cold & flu weren't the best examples. Here's a more obvious one: getting food poisoning doesn't make you less likely to catch the flu. Some people treat "the immune system" like a muscle, where stress strengthen
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Right, but that has no bearing on response to viruses. Having the cold doesn't make it less likely for you catch the flu, for instance.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
There's a difference. In the "hygiene hypothesis" model—the one where your immune system weakens without exposure—getting a cold makes you less likely to get the flu. That doesn't appear to be true. In reality, since the
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by sanedigital 4y ago
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by sanedigital 4y ago
1. Not downhill.
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by sanedigital 4y ago
Talk to the guys at Funden (funden.app). Steve and his team are all fantastic and their entire model is built around helping teams like yours. Not affiliated in any way, just a fan. We've sent several clients their way and they've
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by sanedigital 4y ago
The updated boosters have only been available at-large for ~2-3 months. https://www.pfizer.com/news/press-release/press-release-deta...

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