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by ssharp 11y ago
I usually watch shows in a similar way, which is also why I try to wait until all of the first season is available on-demand before starting a show. I'm also fairly cautious with shows and waiting until the full season has run allows a
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by ssharp 11y ago
You're right about these. I think the distinction I should have made was about how much effort they put into the different products. I think the three you mention have not have a ton of Apple's resources put into them like their o
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by ssharp 11y ago
I agree, though I suspect the Apple car would rely on voice commands more so than touch. I haven't used CarPlay at all, but I thought I remember seeing that it was mostly controlled with Siri.
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by ssharp 11y ago
It's interesting to see new entries into such an established and manufacturing-heavy industry. Tesla had a fairly slow and methodical strategy, that they're still executing on before they can really hit a mass audience (I'd s
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by ssharp 11y ago
25/26. I was trained as a drummer and taught myself guitar and some piano. I think the only one I missed was #13, which only sounded like it had one off-note, still sounded in key and might have been a nice harmony off the melody.
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by ssharp 11y ago
If a whiteboard can be accurately captured digitally, I'd say that it's better. However, I'm not sure a basic whiteboard is any better than a chalkboard. I also found it amusing at how often the whiteboard pens in a classroom
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by ssharp 11y ago
So is this an effect of byers not having to use the product, or the fact that the checklist is huge and the software has to fit a ton of distinct use-cases that ultimately makes the software bad. I've never worked on enterprise softwar
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by ssharp 11y ago
I find it hard to believe that they didn't know better. They were using 12 rounds of bcrypt to store the passwords, afterall. Assuming just the DB is compromised, they would likely be okay because of that. I'm not sure how often s
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by ssharp 11y ago
Would that might it wrong, though? There have been 3rd party pens and they were terrible and unnecessary. The multiple inputs, sensors, etc. will probably make this Apple stylus pretty useful. In this case, maybe Apple is the first to get
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by ssharp 11y ago
I don't see the argument that Trump is trolling. He's spent considerable time over the past several years injecting himself into the political debate, which now seems like his clear intention was to position himself as a viable ca
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by ssharp 11y ago
Is there any indication or evidence that this will be successful at a massive scale? Quite frankly, at those prices, I'm not sure either has an appeal greater than my own car, sitting in my garage, available whenever I want. I'm e
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by ssharp 11y ago
Demand for cars is still huge during rush hours. Lots of cars sit idle during low demand times, but that capacity is still needed to meet high demand times. The problem isn't getting people into the same car. The bigger problem is gett
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by ssharp 11y ago
The debate may be old, fair enough, but the past three or so months, gasoline was poured on the fire and I'm not sure why.
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by ssharp 11y ago
What I don't get is how quickly the debate started and then dissolved with a potential hard fork as the outcome. What was the urgency to make a change? Yes, Bitcoin couldn't scale as it was, but there wasn't even close to eno
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by ssharp 11y ago
I found Zapier by searching for integrations available to the enterprise email marketing platform we use. Unfortunately, they don't support it and I never got to use them in production, but from just toying around with it, it looks ext
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by ssharp 11y ago
I'm sure many of us have spent and hour or two browsing theme, finally buying one, find out it's not going to work, and then start the process over again. I've bought themes, both Bootstrap and others, that looked great, were
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by ssharp 11y ago
The trauma still happened to the kid, whether he remembers it or not. If there are clinical studies that show psychological trauma at age 2 or 3 does not matter because of memory, I'll gladly be wrong, but I don't want to inflict
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by ssharp 11y ago
I was taking a Unix programming course in college and had a large enough programming project that it was a burden to try and program on the terminal through SSH or Telnet. Since I wasn't going to get Unix on my PC, I needed to find an
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by ssharp 11y ago
I completely get what you're saying. I've achieved good enough independence with my arms and my right leg, but never really got there with my left leg. Outside of playing quarter or eighth notes over whatever else I'm doing,
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by ssharp 11y ago
You are substantially more accomplished than I am, but I do have one observation to add to this. I think there are four elements to making a drummer: 1) Being able to keep time 2) Limb independence 3) Speed 4) Taste For me, #2 was clearly t
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by ssharp 11y ago
This isn't entirely true. An MBA from a lesser program still holds some value. If your goal is to get into a company like McKinsey, you're going to have to work a lot harder at selling yourself than you would at a top-tier program
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by ssharp 11y ago
What are your career goals that you think an MBA from there would either accelerate or open you up for?
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by ssharp 11y ago
To anyone naming their company and moving on when the Whois comes back as registered -- if you're really like the name, you should follow up with whoever owns it! I was recently trying to come up with names for a website / app I&#
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by ssharp 11y ago
If you fire all the 1's, 2's, and 3's, you have to hire people to fill in those positions. And in one year, the whole group gets re-evaluated, including the new hires. I'd think it would take quite a few cycles before th
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by ssharp 11y ago
What does low conversions even mean? Are you benchmarking your conversion rate against another business that does something similar to you? To one business, a 3% conversion rate may mean impending death. To another, it may mean millions in
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by ssharp 11y ago
Is there strong evidence backing that up? Personally, I've done low-carb diets where things with sugar are almost entirely off-limits, minus a small amount of fruit, and whatever small quantities of sugar are present in non-starchy veg
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by ssharp 11y ago
> Traditional breeding is notoriously bad at avoiding genetic defects and temperament problems. Mutts avoid a bunch of those. A large number of mutts are also either born or placed into bad situations and end up developing social and tem
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by ssharp 11y ago
The company I work for uses Telerik's CMS product, which loads lots of cruft onto your pages and is very slow. I walked away with the same feeling as you did after I read this.
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by ssharp 11y ago
I've had good and bad Uber drivers and good and bad taxi drivers. I'm not 100% sold on Uber being better. I love being able to call a car via a mobile app and have the app handle payments but I've had really bad drivers as we
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by ssharp 11y ago
I've talked to a lot of bloggers in two specific niches and they almost all say the same thing. They started their site for fun / something to do / be helpful and soon enough started getting traffic and started making money.

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