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301.
by sharts 11mo ago
Piracy is the only most seamless and non-proprietary solution
302.
by sharts 11mo ago
That’s gotta be just as painful to use from a sofa.
303.
by sharts 11mo ago
Who are these people making all of these garbage UX decisions? Surely many lurk in HN. Don’t they ever push back against ridiculous design changes for changes sake? Or do they just not care?
304.
by sharts 11mo ago
Isn’t obamacare what caused all these problems in the first place? NHS is public. Obamacare was just a blank check to private companies
305.
by sharts 11mo ago
honestly jenkins really isnt that bad
306.
by sharts 11mo ago
Other than a few niche areas like Netflix and Playstation or even MacOS as some like to often put fourth as examples of how great it is… yeah.
307.
by sharts 11mo ago
100x and yet it only took a couple of decades to replace the Taliban with the Taliban.
308.
by sharts 11mo ago
Today’s college is yesterday’s high school though
309.
by sharts 11mo ago
The Windows 11 alternative nobody asked for.
310.
by sharts 11mo ago
just book separate and cheaper motel rooms.
311.
by sharts 11mo ago
no
312.
by sharts 11mo ago
who cares?
313.
by sharts 11mo ago
Not surprising. Long ago (circa 2007) I remember having a chat with an MS PM. The guy could not comprehend Windows Vista sucked. Internally, apparently everyone loved it.
314.
by sharts 11mo ago
$100K per homeless and yet each homeless person doesn’t receive anywhere close to $100K of services.
315.
by sharts 11mo ago
Los Angeles is a massive city. To cover that much ground given limited police it’s sort of necessary.
316.
by sharts 11mo ago
a better approach might be to farming out shares to stakeholders. that seems a lot more dynamic and self-correcting than periodic taxation battles after the fact
317.
by sharts 11mo ago
how is this centralized planning? It’s a corporate decision making operating in a free market to optimize for what majority shareholders want (though the majority of shares are owned by few).
318.
by sharts 11mo ago
I’m waiting for when job titles were be Access Consciousness Engineer.
319.
by sharts 11mo ago
I thought this was already known? I can’t recall exactly but there was some research pointing to SSRIs in general as not being particularly effective at all. They were just hyped a lot and became mainstream.
320.
by sharts 11mo ago
> After building a software company to a multi-billion dollar exit… sigh
321.
by sharts 11mo ago
Aren’t commercials while watching TV also short-form video? We’ve had those for ages
322.
by sharts 11mo ago
“The poll did not ask why specifically people want to leave, but did measure confidence in some of the country’s institutions.” We don’t know.
323.
by sharts 11mo ago
That's kind of a silly argument though. You'd maybe get a lockup if you didn't set memory limits on your containers. If anything the correct behavior is indeed to NOT kill your container.
324.
by sharts 11mo ago
There cited reasons for not returning carts is often job creation / security. Leaving carts means someone must retrieve.
325.
by sharts 11mo ago
I think the same issue was had if you used an Xperia phone long ago (I think mine was an XZ1c). It was really disappointing that the camera was worse if not using official software due to DRM keys or what not.
326.
by sharts 11mo ago
Don’t they conduct research and tests with small groups of people before launching features? If so?’, then what the heck users are cool with these things?
327.
by sharts 11mo ago
How can we be sure this is specifically due to Cook and not the ecosystem overall? A lot has changed since 2011. Some was likely Cook continuing execution of things lined up by Jobs. Some could just be tech sector in general, etc.
328.
by sharts 11mo ago
The labor costs more because other assets cost more — namely, housing, food, clothing.
329.
by sharts 11mo ago
This is funny because most readers would probably be honored to work with him or receive his funding
330.
by sharts 11mo ago
THC is for getting high.

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