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by ssully 6y ago
I honestly don't think it makes a good case study to be honest. Assuming what you say is true, I would still chalk up the shots/cuts to the artistic direction of the director/crew over anything to do with ADHD. I think this f
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by ssully 6y ago
I'll add Pacific Northwest National Lab (PNNL) [7] [7]: https://github.com/pnnl
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Regardless of their reasoning, I don't mind it because I have a box filled with unused phone charges and headphones from my families phone purchases. My only real concern is first time phone buyers. I think Apple stores (online or in p
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Yeah I figure it should be able to accomplish that. I am sure there are people who use these home speakers for more complex tasks, but after the honeymoon period of owning it, my usage of the speakers basically broke down to: 1. Timers 2. M
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Oddly enough this was the most exciting thing for me today. I use a Google Home in my kitchen almost exclusively for hands-free timers and music control when cooking/cleaning. My Home got bricked by an update last month and was going t
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by ssully 6y ago
Did it ever drop? Sounds about 20 times worse then dropping your phone on your face when laying in bed.
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Just laser burst the smog leaving the factories into clean air!
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by ssully 6y ago
Just picturing how long I would last at my job if I just said no to every task I was assigned.
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I assume they made the letters one row because of how sensitive the touch pad is on the remote. For example, when picking a show on Netflix I constantly go down a row when I am just trying to go right on a column. I assume keeping the lette
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I am in Chicago and am taking a similar approach. Currently have an exercise bike on back order that's suppose to become available in a few weeks. Have no interest in going back to a gym, and I need something to keep me active this win
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That isn't as good of a rebuttal as you think it is.
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This isn't a defense, but Nest products worked this way before Google bought them. A lot of smart home stuff works this way, I am guessing because it's easier to setup, manage and troubleshoot. Unfortunately it makes buying this s
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"that when paragraphs are that wide they become harder to read" I actually use the mobile view on desktop for this reason. The mobile view will have white space on the sides if you do full screen, but I usually have two windows si
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I have to agree. I used the CLI for years until a coworker showed me Githubs desktop app. I was hesitant at first, but it makes managing multiple projects so much easier.
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Honestly, your comment does a better job of describing your original and follow up posts more then the article. Your original post pulled the following: "Still, President Trump consistently ignores that reality." This statement in
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by ssully 6y ago
Can you refute what they are saying?
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My understanding is that while prevent infection using the vaccine is a big goal, the other more important goal is that it triggers a better response in people when they do get sick. Specifically, if you get the vaccine and then go on to ca
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One of my first programming tasks as an intern was figuring out why the search function for a directory couldn't find certain users. It was the same reason you have, it just didn't return results until it had 3 or more characters!
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Tried to find what you are talking about. Turned up a lot of political meme's basically saying vote for Trump, because democrats tried blocking the VA Mission Act. Looked up the actual vote counts and it passed successfully with strong
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New Steps to Combat Disinformation(blogs.microsoft.com)
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I think everyone has to have their own routine on this. Luckily for me, I have always been strict when it comes to schedules. For me, I just established what my WFH schedule is. When the end of the day comes, I turn off my laptop, put it aw
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by ssully 6y ago
Meh, I don't think you or anyone can seriously make that claim. I think the mind/human psychology would adjust like we do now. As we progress in life, we are shaped by our experiences, but most of what we experience become distant
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by ssully 6y ago
I don't use any chemicals in my yard mainly because I don't want to expose my dogs to that stuff. The result is a yard similar to your boss's. When the clover flowers we get plenty of bees, and there are other tiny flying ins
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Because it's incredibly popular. I think it's a bad idea because I think TicTok is only a year or two away from their peak until another app catches the zeitgeist.
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I never worked in the music industry, but hasn't it always been this way? I have a lot of my grandparents old records, and when I first went through the collection I was surprised at the output of some artists both big and small. The o
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by ssully 6y ago
I had a similar arrangement like this in the U.S. but it was for 1 year. When applying for the position it was listed as a term appointment and they were up front about the arrangement (same as OP; after a year, if everyone is happy, the te
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by ssully 6y ago
Worst interview you ever had, but ending it was one of your best moves. Imagine having to work with someone like that!
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What's the reasoning? Why is being off 14% of students a reason to bring everyone back? To show that things are "normal" to encourage people to come back?
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I hate to break it to you, but it is a noble lie. Black people in America were born into these disadvantages long before people were talking about them. There wasn't a victimization culture, but they were still being brought down, beca
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This is actually a good point that I didn't consider.

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