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by spike021 2y ago
> Off leash even, I have always wanted to give my dog the most freedom possible. To heck with human rules. All it takes is one time to ruin that for you and probably other people too.
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by spike021 2y ago
I've tried travel eSIMs (Ubigi) on a couple of trips to Japan. In my experience compared to when I've gone and used physical SIMs, the reception and coverage wasn't nearly as good. Just super random neighborhoods and areas wh
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by spike021 2y ago
If driving, not everyone wants to have to search for the buttons to do that, accidentally skip too far ahead, have to go back a step or two, etc.
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by spike021 2y ago
I have in the past but they weren't much of a help. Allergy scratch test results didn't correlate at all. They referred me to a throat doctor to make sure it wasn't anything in my digestive system. So ended up doing an endosc
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by spike021 2y ago
For curiosity sake, curious if the tree nut allergy here was typical reactions (hives, nose, etc.)? I have a tree nut "allergy" but doctors always call it more of a "hypersensitivity" because my reactions are usually inv
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by spike021 2y ago
In baseball too, you have things like playing in LA or NY vs playing in Denver with thin atmosphere that completely affects movement of pitches as well as how well they fly through the air.
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by spike021 2y ago
I don't think Slack (or similar) should be a primary alert mechanism. But, if alarms are configured in a clean way, ideally your team is getting some warnings and such there and then if there's an alert that needs to actually page
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by spike021 2y ago
I once heard about a feature dogfooding invite that was sent out specifically for people with babies because they wanted to use Alexa always-listening to activate when a baby was crying and automatically order diapers or something ridiculou
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by spike021 2y ago
6. Companies using CS have no testing to verify that new updates won't break anything. Any SWE job I've worked over my entire career, nothing is deployed with new versions of dependencies without testing them against a staging env
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by spike021 2y ago
While I'm usually a proponent of update waves like that, I know some teams can get loose with the idea if they determine the update isn't worth that kind of carefulness. Not saying CS doesn't care enough but what may be a min
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by spike021 2y ago
Do you have offline backup processes at least? Nasty situation.
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by spike021 2y ago
Some of the email themselves have ads too. For instance the latest one for me has a Chase banking ad.
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by spike021 2y ago
I think the RAW photo size is the constraint here. If I'm out shooting an event or something it's not uncommon for me to get 500-1000 frames. Multiply that by say 50MB each and that's a huge chunk of data at least for some ce
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by spike021 2y ago
As someone whose current team process is Kanban and a previous team were also, tech debt like this still inevitably piles up. Sure maybe you can squeeze some time in but even getting a week to spend solely on cleanup is rare, if it comes up
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by spike021 2y ago
I think the key is using them in an open space away from people and where you can have some measure of safety. My friends would use theirs in an uninhabited valley off a ridge.
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by spike021 2y ago
Paying for modern news is questionable. As an example, when The Athletic launched I decided to start a paid subscription because they promised they would never put ads in their news content and they would have solid coverage of sports/
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by spike021 2y ago
That reminds me of playing games like Gran Turismo, where I start leaning left and right depending on how I'm steering in the game. Interesting that you get a similar effect but with your breathing in Subnautica.
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by spike021 2y ago
I think that's definitely part of it. Two roles ago my team was invested heavily in SQS and Kinesis. The role before that and my current role are pretty heavy with Kafka still. I wouldn't call their use super interesting, though.
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by spike021 2y ago
Not GP but what made me empathize the most was they didn't just have like architectural artifacts with the damage. They had written things like letters or journals. They had extremely personal accounts, some with photos, of what happen
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by spike021 2y ago
Just went there two weeks ago. The main exhibit was horrifying. The special exhibit you mention was even worse if that's possible. These kids just living their lives as written in their diaries and then the unthinkable happened to them
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by spike021 2y ago
It was a standard subscription from their website -- I had been a subscriber there since The Athletic first started (before NYT bought them and long before they had an iOS app).
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by spike021 2y ago
New York Times. Last year I wanted to cancel my Athletic subscription and not only do they use the positively colored buttons to cancel the cancellation flow rather than continue with cancelling, once you get to what seems like a final conf
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by spike021 2y ago
Occasionally for routine small counting. What I did find interesting is that I've used it more for Japanese especially when I'm in Japan. I've been very slowly learning Japanese and of course counting in Japanese. So if I&#x2
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by spike021 2y ago
Interesting. Earlier this year I migrated passwords out of 1Password and a few from LastPass and Apple Keychain supported both easily. Just not more complex types of credentials. Every password and website was imported correctly as expected
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by spike021 2y ago
Yeah. But even for Mac it's always been more of a technical utility app. When I say that it feels more akin to Disk Utility than the Notes app (in terms of who it's meant for).
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by spike021 2y ago
It sounded like 3 is meant for non-personal stuff. Basically like a search engine style feature. When you want to look up things like say sports records and info, or a movie and info about it, etc.
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by spike021 2y ago
Yeah it looks like this will usurp Magnet for me, which I've used for years now.
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by spike021 2y ago
We've been able to lock notes in the Notes app for a while either with a password or Touch/FaceID.
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by spike021 2y ago
Not sure that it's every day but I haven't been too bothered by it. It's not unlike the security policies where I work. So needing to type in a OTP isn't out of my normal routine.
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by spike021 2y ago
I started using Keychain pretty much primarily this year (other than 1Password at work) and it works pretty seamlessly for me (granted Apple devices only). Even the Chrome extension works quickly as if it were a native part of Chrome. Glad

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