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by smackfu 11y ago
No one cooks turkey except on Thanksgiving, so that's an odd example to choose.
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by smackfu 11y ago
$1500 is still a lot of money in the kitchen space. Most people could buy a whole new set of appliances for that price.
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by smackfu 11y ago
> For the excessive load, they should just implement rate limiting across their system & return a 429 when someone goes over. Practically, I'm not sure that would be much better for Zenefits.
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by smackfu 11y ago
Although the second part of that is pretty important if you are a real software developer, even if you sell outside the app store.
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by smackfu 11y ago
It's funny how every single part of nutrition seems to be a major controversy.
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by smackfu 11y ago
If there's not much of an Asian population, Asian supermarkets aren't nearly as common and so not very convenient.
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by smackfu 11y ago
It looks like it isn't even on iPlayer, for some ridiculous reason I'm sure. So the only source is YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITcQMiJkppM (Of course, that might be blocked in the UK, because they do
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by smackfu 11y ago
Yes, if you were gaining weight every week before, then adding exercise may not reverse that trend.
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by smackfu 11y ago
Yeah, it's straight up calorie counting, which works for some people and doesn't work for others. But I think the other half of it is to use a rolling average for weight tracking, and it's surprising how few weight loss apps
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by smackfu 11y ago
It'd be interesting if Facebook let ads be targeted at people with PGP keys.
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by smackfu 11y ago
The integration is the hard part. Do you just throw out the whole existing OK Google engine?
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by smackfu 11y ago
And the lower resolution and features probably don't matter when you stitching together 16 streams.
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by smackfu 11y ago
Did Apple really push it through? They weren't mentioned when the spec was released, six months before Apple Pay was announced. http://www.nfcworld.com/2014/03/11/328236/emvco-publishes-to...
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by smackfu 11y ago
Exactly? I'm talking about a situation where we both care exactly at a "casual Facebook friend" level. Like we would meet up if we were in the same town at the same time, but we aren't writing emails back and forth abo
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by smackfu 11y ago
Eh, I remember the days of trying to keep in touch via email, and not getting replies, or feeling bad that I wasn't sending a reply. Just to keep in general contact, with no specific goal in mind. I don't look forward to going ba
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by smackfu 11y ago
I think the hackers were attacking the initial sign-up, not already created accounts. So I don't see how you could use 2FA.
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by smackfu 11y ago
>they failed to engineer the process to be spam-proof That's a bit naive. They have been getting business spam constantly from the day they opened. Like businesses marking their competitors as closed, or moving their own location
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by smackfu 11y ago
For me, the big win in updating Google Maps is that it uses the updates when routing directions. So now walking directions use the walking paths in our complex, and our culdesac is properly shown as a one way loop rather than just ending i
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by smackfu 11y ago
>Apple changes it's form-factors to the latest "design" way to frequently Going on past history, I don't think they will have to worry about the Mac Pro being updated too often.
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by smackfu 11y ago
I assume 99% of users are using downsampling, to get thumbnails.
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by smackfu 11y ago
The GPUs aren't made by Apple, and I assume that is what this code is using (because otherwise it's a huge waste of money.)
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by smackfu 11y ago
How does Uber determine when you are picked up? That's the bit that could be gamed.
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by smackfu 11y ago
The "No" is to the question, "did you ask your friends and family?"
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by smackfu 11y ago
Grades correlate to either natural ability OR hard work.
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by smackfu 11y ago
But they have to ask, because if the answer is no, that's a huge red flag. "You are willing to lose my money, but not your friends or family?"
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by smackfu 11y ago
Seems like that would only apply to highways. The average neighborhood road sees zero truck traffic, so 100% of the road wear is done by cars.
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by smackfu 11y ago
When you just set a bunch of taxes to zero for a few years, it's hard to argue that is "proper pricing."
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by smackfu 11y ago
Our electricity costs are certainly more predictable: always going up.
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by smackfu 11y ago
That's what Five Guys does too. My partner the vegetarian is not very impressed and doesn't go there.
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by smackfu 11y ago
Practically, a lot of vegetarians are not going to want their burger cooked on a grill that is used to cook meat. Which complicates the issue.

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