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I have the model 1 and I really like it, the palm strike to trigger the other layers is really easy to use.
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I think Rust has attracted a lot of people who don't really program in it often, but try to advocate for it. My experiences with the community have always been good, and they are consistently rated as having a really great community, b
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5y ago
Then you aren't a early adopter. It's astonishing how many people here on hackernews don't understand this. Yes it's a lot of money, but it isn't comparable to anything else on the market right now. If you think it
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It’s state of the art for budget hardware.
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5y ago
These prices are very competitive. You’re comparing two very different product with different capabilities. It’s like saying a flip phone and a new smartphone are the same because they both can make calls.
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I just recently got my company to switch over to http2 and halved our load time across the board. It might go down as the greatest improvement in customer experience for the simplest action I’ll ever do.
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5y ago
Yeah that’s not true and is mostly due to your bias.
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5y ago
You can be right as much as you want, but the majority of users do not care. Native apps are better in so many ways, and users continue to not care. And that’s what apple is just ignoring. That’s what users like you are missing.
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5y ago
You might be using left/right brain to refer to people who typically do one thing to them do something “opposite”, ie artsy people do science (these aren’t opposite but people treat them as such). Just be careful as there’s no such thi
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5y ago
Was this her normal car she drove often? A lot of the accidents involved people who don’t often drive that car. It’s guaranteed she was pressing the gas, 0% chance she was pressing the brake and it just so happened to do exactly what pressi
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5y ago
Except that was a scapegoat trial, anyone of the drivers could have pressed the breaks and stopped the car. They were confused and didn’t which resulted in loss of life. So instead of saying what actually happened they fined Toyota a billio
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I will say that maybe they’ve updated things, because I went to cancel and it said “you have x amount of credits, would you like to pause for y time in order to keep them”. In no way was it hidden. I hate the credit system and the fact that
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5y ago
you can check out Nuerosity’s crown: https://neurosity.co/
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And if you do happen to be part of the 10% that make it odds are you won’t get paid out as much as if you had just gone and worked for a FAANG.
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So you took something you don't understand, pushed it up, then complain when it doesn't update correctly and something goes wrong. Do you not see that you are the problem in this scenario? Facebook has not abandoned the project an
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5y ago
Is there a way to define different zones/types of work? I work 10-6, but study 8-10 and 8-10pm.
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That would be if the US bombed every single inch of Russia. There was not that capability for a while. Not saying killing any people is okay, let alone millions or hundred million. But I don't believe the intention of a strategic first
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You have to understand where Von Nuemann came from to see why he wanted to initiate a first strike prior to the USSR developing nuclear weapons. He lost lots of family and friends due to the nazis. He saw his people get slaughtered due to a
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Believe they acquired a company that did it via light, hence the belief that it is coming.
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Exactly. Though I will say there are lots and lots of people who get cars they cannot afford or pay stupid money for ones, and there's way more of them then people who can afford more but choose the cheaper car.
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If you think about the math of what one actually pays for a car like that it becomes much easier to stomach. At the end of the day you still wind up with an asset that was 85k. If you bought say a 3/4 year old car and bought wisely, it
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I used to be in the camp of buy a cheap, old reliable car, until I realized just how much safer cars made in the past 5 years are vs the older ones. Cars are getting much safer, and I'll happily pay 5-10k more just for the insurance of
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This would have to be put in place at the government level, otherwise it won’t work. A restaurant by me tried it and struggled to keep waitstaff because they can make so much elsewhere..in untaxed cash. If they doubled their prices no one w
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You could take a look at the crown by Neurosity: https://neurosity.co/ . I was on the waitlist for ctrl-labs as well.
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There has been a massive disinformation campaign pushed on the American people saying “socialism medicine” would be much more expensive and you’d have to let grandma die. That Canada hates their system and you have to wait for days to get s
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We have the largest generation hitting retirement age who want to keep their largest source of value at peak levels. They're also the most active voters who can contribute the highest level to campaigns.
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For a lot of positions, this is worth more than a paper degree. If I came across a candidate who did all of this, has a profile filled with visible projects, and was able to finish all of this course work self directed then they are going t
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What I do is try to stay vegan/plant based as much as possible, which basically means everything I make in my house is plant based, but if I go to a restaurant that makes a really great X that's not vegan I might get it. Or if I c
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The amount of overhead to spin up a US based manufacturing process for an already niche item is going to be expensive. If someone has that type of hard requirement, they must not have many alternatives and should pay the premium for it. I&#
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My comment was targeted to the person I replied to, which I interpreted as "managers only think in terms of time saved where as developers if merely left alone would roll it their own and save time and money", which is ridiculous.
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