sevencolors

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by sevencolors 6y ago
Have you ever had a non-office job? Literally everyone that’s worked in any service or retail industry can tell you horror stories. Supervisors routinely break labor laws and abuse their position in the name of “getting shit done”. Most of
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I never understood how folks end up with 20+ (100+ !?) tabs just hanging around ALL the time. For me it's so much visual noise. I can see it happening when you're in the midst of research or troubleshooting. But when I'm done
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by sevencolors 6y ago
If there's one constant in the entire world, it would be dumb accidents
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by sevencolors 6y ago
NASA has done tests for a railgun style launch. Project probably died. But i feel it's a strong possibility for the future https://www.nasa.gov/topics/technology/features/horizontalla...
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by sevencolors 6y ago
At first seems wildly overly complicated for a laptop. But sounds like they're trying to scale up credit card fraud using the layers as buffer
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I think this is a good list of things to consider for the first two personas. As for the last persona "Powertool Percy", there are a few tactics you can deploy. Especially for folks in dense urban areas. * If have an expensive bik
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I feel like it's a device to leave an impression on the reader/viewer that doesn't make them feel dumb if they didn't fully understand how it works
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Yeah this type of curmudgeon sarcasm is how you end up with "Ok, boomer". I feel a better way to be jokey about the old tech, is to just be amazed at it. Folks know how to google something when they don't know what it is
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by sevencolors 6y ago
For anyone confused, this a parody from MSCHF. > MSCHF isn’t a sneaker company. It rarely even produces commercial goods, and its employees are reluctant to call it a company at all. They refer to MSCHF, which was founded in 2016, as a “
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I love how you just handwave away the possibility of destroying someone's life with a false positive. This is an area like automated driving where the error rate needs to be 0 if it's going to be relied upon as truth.
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I'm hopeful we can look back on our primitive cancer fighting days when we simply take a booster shot for what ails us and we go back to work.
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I tell potential clients i turn down to use site builders like Wix, Squarespace, etc. Yeah they're $30 but I'm going to change your way more in a year to setup and maintain WordPress for you. I'm also a huge fan of WebFlow, e
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Kids are always smarter than we think, they can perceive adults lying they just don't always know what to do with that information. I feel the kinder thing is to help understand the concepts of sharing information and why people might
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Laravel has a great tool called Valet. Makes running multiple instances of WordPress locally a breeze. You just point it to a folder and it creates a local [directory_name].test. Works great for static html too Confused why the poster wante
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by sevencolors 6y ago
The article noted that Acetyl-L-Carnitine > protected mice vulnerable to behaviors associated with depression in humans Which I'm curious about as well.
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Yeah it sounds like a nice romantic dream, but mother nature is cold and uncaring. Maybe the article overstated their woes, but it sounds like they were very under prepared. And winging the technical parts. Like software the easy part is th
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Yeah I can sorta see that for some people. There's lots of stress happening at various levels. Lack of uncertainty makes us act out in harsh ways. And it's a easy target with a strong signal
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by sevencolors 6y ago
This American Life did that radio series on it, with the author of that book. Pretty wild story https://www.thisamericanlife.org/654/the-feather-heist
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I'm still having a hard time understanding the aggression towards people wearing masks?! I sorta "get" why some people don't want to. But why get angry at folks minding their business. Are they just projecting their fear
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Grid and FlexBox have made my life so much easier these days and fallback is easier with @supports
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by sevencolors 6y ago
That's like saying to prevent STDs or pregnancy, don't have sex.
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by sevencolors 6y ago
The furthest depth of field is only 30mm so it can’t see very far
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I'm 100% with this thought. Most "targeted" ads are garbage. I think this is also a chicken and egg problem. I don't want to give up more personal information so the the data set is limited on what i "like". In
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Does anyone have a "explain it like I'm 5 but took some CS classes back in college"? I know that if you craft your buffer overflow just right it will overwrite other parts of memory with the new function. But how do you know
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Glad he's back drawing again! I giggle that he blocked via javascript right clicking on the image. eyeroll yeah, that'll stop people.
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by sevencolors 6y ago
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Why is this so hard to understand? https://xkcd.com/1357/
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by sevencolors 6y ago
Ugh, they interviewed someone from J.Warvo. That company is scummy. They've been renting out literal shithole apartments/studios for above average prices. But barely respond to tenant needs. I hope they collapse
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by sevencolors 6y ago
I think the DevTools for Firefox are better personally. Their way of showing css grid and flexbox models makes debugging so much easier
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by sevencolors 6y ago
With the breath holding, or other things in your body, it takes a few stages. First is just noticing when something happens in a non-judgmental way. Just a neutral awareness of it. For me this was a challenging part because if I did notice

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