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721.
by sizzle 4y ago
Absolutely, the ADHD version would be a physical egg timer you manually turn the dial on and can’t lose sight of on your desk. A digital representation would have to float on top of all other apps somehow.
722.
by sizzle 4y ago
Which book by East Dalio was it?
723.
by sizzle 4y ago
I think juicing kid’s reward systems of dopamine and lighting up the reward pathways with social media must be detrimental to young minds in the long run, is any of this being studied?
724.
by sizzle 4y ago
This blatant cheating should result in an instant 1 year ban from interviewing at company.
725.
by sizzle 4y ago
Monster Rancher
726.
by sizzle 4y ago
Broken windows theory https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broken_windows_theory
727.
by sizzle 4y ago
Does this mean that the networks were spying on our WiFi signals without opt-in? Can we sound the alarm to shut this practice down??
728.
by sizzle 4y ago
They need to fine these companies and mandate they disclose the chemicals they are impregnating the fibers with to make it “grease resistant”
729.
by sizzle 4y ago
They have an army of designers and developers on their payroll that will trivial copy the competition if they see a threat emerge in features/functionality or just acquire them (might be the exit they want)
730.
by sizzle 4y ago
I understood exactly what you meant, no further clarification is needed. Take the parent comment with a grain of salt, it is clearly biased as Kerala might as well be a different country with its unique, southernmost coastal-climate inspire
731.
by sizzle 4y ago
Why not take a figma file and convert it to production ready with your tool doing the final touches? Do we really need another UI drawing tool standard? Adobe bought figma so they will copy anything you do that catches on like they copied S
732.
by sizzle 4y ago
Same for me the brand is “Feit Electric” from Costco. Avoid this brand!
733.
by sizzle 4y ago
Bought several boxes of 10 LED bulbs from Costco, the brand “Feit” and literally every bulb flickered and died in a few months. So disappointing.
734.
by sizzle 4y ago
Blame the PM/PO and executives who greenlighted the tabloid filth for “engagement” metrics going up
735.
by sizzle 4y ago
What if the AI is trained on board exams and other high signal testing/examination materials? Surely it will become superhuman in its medical abilities?
736.
by sizzle 4y ago
This has also been bothering me on my work machine. I can’t believe Microsoft is getting away with peddling this tabloid news spam during work hours on corporate machines
737.
by sizzle 4y ago
This sounds scary accurate, what other insights on “points of leverage” did you uncover?
738.
by sizzle 4y ago
RIP to a legend
739.
by sizzle 4y ago
sth?
740.
Connected vehicles real-time insight into highway traffic congestion issues(purdue.edu)
1 points by sizzle 4y ago|0 comments
741.
New Simulation Reveals Secrets of Exotic Form of Electrons Called Polarons(tacc.utexas.edu)
3 points by sizzle 4y ago|0 comments
742.
by sizzle 4y ago
The best is the 3 story experience in Denver
743.
by sizzle 4y ago
They copied a page out of Office Space with the penny trick?
744.
by sizzle 4y ago
absolutely the radio and local news television forecasts have always had daily high and low boundaries, not sure what is up with these people’s atypical mental models? They must not have listened to the news on the radio or on television gr
745.
by sizzle 4y ago
Absolutely this, I think OP has an atypical mental model of the daily boundaries of temperature, we’ve been conditioned to think of daily highs and lows from radio and local news television forecasts. You can’t just look at the app in isola
746.
by sizzle 4y ago
They get brittle in colder weather? Never heard of this, can you explain a bit more?
747.
by sizzle 4y ago
When does the temperature drop to freezing and negative windchill in PNW like OP mentioned were use cases not designed into the app as it is not of the target audience with areas of mild weather.
748.
by sizzle 4y ago
Watson was a let down, it was supposed to be what Chat-GPT accomplished today.
749.
by sizzle 4y ago
Folding@Home was something I ran instead of mining bitcoin at the time, it really made me feel fulfilled, but alas here I am without my crazy bitcoin money because I rather fold proteins to solve diseases back then hah
750.
RIP Frank Drake - pioneered SETI experiments detecting radio signals from stars(setiathome.berkeley.edu)
60 points by sizzle 4y ago|10 comments

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