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by sky2224 2y ago
That will depend on the materials used for the door handles. If the handles are made of metal, then bacteria generally has a harder time surviving. Additionally, I use my sleeve when opening the door.
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by sky2224 2y ago
I'm honestly pretty aware of it. When I open the door, I try to use my sleeve. If I'm unable to do that (say I'm wearing a short sleeve shirt), then I'll consider washing my hands if I'm eating in.
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by sky2224 2y ago
It's almost analogous to having a video game totally completed for you in a way. Everything is "done" for you essentially since you just buy your way out of problems at that point. Before coming into that amount of money, yo
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by sky2224 2y ago
I think the chat interface is bad, but for certain things it could honestly streamline a lot of mundane things as the poster you're replying two stated. For example, McDonald's has heavily shifted away from cashiers taking orders
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by sky2224 2y ago
Herman Miller. Yeah, their chairs are pricey. Yeah, I could probably get 90% of the chair for about $1200 less, but that final 10% of the chair I'm buying just does something for me. Maybe it's some kind of placebo, but I haven&
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by sky2224 2y ago
The next step is to format it so it looks like an endless starwars intro.
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by sky2224 2y ago
There's another massive thing to highlight with this. Atomic Energy had a death and "fixed" the issues. Then they had more deaths. It really highlights the fact that proper and adequate testing is absolutely and unquestiona
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Ask HN: Is a Computer Engineering masters worth it?
1 points by sky2224 2y ago|1 comments
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by sky2224 2y ago
Exactly. I've repeated this a lot this month: Coding is the easy part.
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by sky2224 2y ago
Okay, let's say I do lack imagination: please enlighten me after you've had a chance to actually use this half-baked feature.
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by sky2224 2y ago
Pretty useless so far. I'm not sure what the intended application of this is so far, but I wanted it to schedule some work for me. It only scheduled the first thing and that was after having to be specific by saying "7:30pm-11pm&
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by sky2224 2y ago
I can't believe that video is almost 10 years old now, wow.
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by sky2224 2y ago
I'm one of the negative comments. It's just how it comes off. Putting on the front of the site that this will find you "market-validated ideas" just rubs me the wrong way.
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by sky2224 2y ago
A pre-order for a basic web-scraper... you're joking, right?
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by sky2224 2y ago
Obsidian sounds exactly like what you're looking for. It's not a todo app out of the box, but community extensions can easily adapt it to fit your needs.
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by sky2224 2y ago
I read Luigi's answers on his SO account. They are awful. Granted though, he likely wrote these answers when he was about 16 years old. With that said: his content is on there under the presumption of CC, it should remain.
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FBI Investigates as U.S. Treasury Attack Confirmed(forbes.com)
2 points by sky2224 2y ago|0 comments
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by sky2224 2y ago
In my experience, pro marks last a long time. Personally, I really liked the Matt Halpern signature sticks (feels like a 2B but plays like a 5B). At the end of the day, it's how you hit the cymbals. If you hit with a sweeping motion
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Ask HN: How do I efficiently use learning material?
2 points by sky2224 2y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What are some indicators of being blocked but not distracted?
1 points by sky2224 2y ago|0 comments
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by sky2224 2y ago
Believe it or not, coding is the easy part. It's solving problems that gets you paid, and learning to program moves you in that direction if you're interested in learning how to solve tech related problems.
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by sky2224 2y ago
> It turns out quantum mechanics and pages of empirical analysis are a plus I think that also has to do with the fact that if you do something wrong in electrical engineering, things can literally go boom. A majority of software only doe
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by sky2224 2y ago
You said you can't contact support: Does this mean you can't contact them at all or just from your account you're locked out of. What else have you tried to contact support? Can you not make a fresh atlassian account to at l
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by sky2224 2y ago
The cost of PC components in the US are going to sky rocket higher than we've ever seen with tariffs coming. I really doubt that US fabs will be able to keep up with demand either. I just put down $2500 on a new PC because of this.
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by sky2224 2y ago
> If you sit and wait and do nothing AI will eat your job If you sit and do nothing, doing nothing will eat your job. AI will have had nothing to do with that. AI is only replacing jobs in departments with leads that have zero idea of w
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by sky2224 2y ago
Both are still 55 h/w of grinding. Worrying about WLB and not keeping your head down would be, "I'm off the clock, no more working on anything related to work in any capacity today". Prepping for interviews outside of w
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by sky2224 2y ago
If you're genuinely concerned, you should get a separate device for your trip.
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by sky2224 2y ago
How would claude handle generating a site that's as complex and detailed as a promotional page for an apple product (transitions and all)?
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by sky2224 2y ago
So I watched the demo video on your site, and honestly I'm not sure how this is really all that much better than what can already be done with ChatGPT. The key is, I don't want to have to initiate the contact. Hand holding the AI
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by sky2224 2y ago
There's definitely an ideal setup that's needed in order for it to work. I'm also not quite sure what part of the other person being present causes me to focus better (i.e., whether it's the presence vs good ideas and f

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