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stevewodil
5y ago
Not to completely derail your point, but I think if Snapchat added a "confirmed kills" counter it would be a net social positive and would make catching murderers really easy
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A speedometer is completely neutral in the same way the filter is. It displays speed. It does not indicate to you that what you are doing is safe or unsafe. If it wasn't the filter then people would be sharing pictures of their speedom
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5y ago
A filter that displays your current speed has no inherent danger and does not encourage anything in and of itself. Idiots that decide to drive over 100mph in a car not designed for high speeds, on public roads, and with no proper training j
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5y ago
Try Flutter! Great SDK to get started with mobile development, and dart is a really nice language
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5y ago
This might sound pretty laughable but seriously try a standing desk. If you have a bookshelf or something that you can prop a laptop on to just try it without buying anything, do it. I find that when standing I'm able to get my brain t
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5y ago
You can just ignore the question and answer "I'd be looking for a TC of x". See what they say. Make sure to add 20% to the TC because they didn't answer the question
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5y ago
If a signal to noise ratio could be negative Stocktwits would be negative. The content on there is absolute bottom of the barrel garbage from Robinhood traders. This platform has a lot of cool new ideas and I hope it works
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5y ago
How else will they send you push notifications after you forget about the app for an hour?
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5y ago
Tangentially related, this article was very recently published by a newsletter I follow. It talks about strategies to make your real life more interesting, and that by playing video games for hours you have proven that you have certain skil
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5y ago
Sure but, if you look at all the products the author has launched over a single year there's something we're missing. Just saying "JS" doesn't answer how that is.
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5y ago
No I don't think so, it doesn't look like anyone was interested. Maybe send him an email?
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5y ago
Dell XPS 15 or 17? I had a Matebook X Pro and it worked really well with Ubuntu but the battery life was terrible in Linux. Maybe it's something that's been fixed or can be tweaked.
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6y ago
Let's start having companies mint fungible tokens so anyone can invest in them early on. It's like ICO's but hopefully it goes better this time
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6y ago
Yes, it's the same as a lot of completely untrained "service" dogs
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6y ago
It would be assumed that she hadn't seen a doctor about it because she wouldn't have to wear a mask if she has a legitimate medical condition
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6y ago
Because in the USA all the anti-vaxxers will just produce fake vaccination cards. If the CDC comes out and says those who have been vaccinated don't need masks, suddenly everyone will be "vaccinated".
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6y ago
"Free Twitter PR" https://twitter.com/styfle/status/1381777462196105219?s=19
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6y ago
Do it! Bug: printing the white paper on colored paper does not work as expected
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6y ago
Licensing aside, it's just a computer OS at the end of the day. If you can get the right hardware virtualized there should be no issues. There are premade images that make it really easy to run macOS in a VM without having to go in and
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6y ago
Wish you the best of luck! It can sometimes be hard to stick to the schedule but you have to treat it like you would a real job, where you don't have a choice you have to get up and start work. The good thing is if there's somethi
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6y ago
Thanks! I did some research and you're wrong
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6y ago
Personally I enjoy being tracked, it's why I got the Covid vaccine
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Yeah whenever somebody doesn't want to get started on something I tell them they have burnout and should take 3 months off. I'm kind of a doctor now honestly. They probably also have ADHD and depression based on my analysis.
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6y ago
Yeah I never really got the appeal of Firefox. Chrome worked very well for me for years.
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Do you have data to backup the fact that you would make more muscle gains by training in the morning? Testosterone levels are higher, yes, but muscles are weaker in the morning and your cortisol levels are higher. I usually weight train in
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Absolutely make a formal schedule and stick to it as best you can. Schedule a day that you would want and be satisfied with. Separate work time and leisure time, otherwise as a solo dev you feel guilty for not working all the time, which ma
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If I followed this advice I would be perpetually taking 3 months off, and never get back to working. Don't diagnose people in 10 sentences. Have you ever tried solo developing? Without the extrinsic motivation, and forced external sche
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Sometimes people are like, 'Why'd you move back to New York?' And I was like, 'I don't know, I just really love the ambience and there's such a charm to the city, you know?
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Ugh I know, and so many programming languages based on C as well! Ridiculous. /s
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I also love that feature. It's not inherently good or bad, just you clearly don't prefer it. I definitely prefer it to work intuitively like this.
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