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by telesilla 3mo ago
Couldn't Apple afford to make it's own RAM fab etc at this point and have a dedicated pipeline of parts for its own products?
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by telesilla 3mo ago
Sometimes airport parking is insanely expensive (cough Schipol), so I'll park further away anyway or park somewhere I can get the train. If this helped lower costs I'd be fine with this but probably they'd keep the high price
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by telesilla 3mo ago
But I mean, fluid dynamics is amazing. It still gives me frisson when certain ideas are reminded to me. I think she's completely honest with reactions, she loves science. Many of us share her enthusiasm and I love seeing hers.
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by telesilla 3mo ago
Starts at 32mins https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ClqvH-uG2Mw&t=1902s
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by telesilla 3mo ago
Short version as far as I can see: 30% up year-over-year, driven by growth in both Google services and Google cloud.
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by telesilla 3mo ago
Right, more asynchronous message leaving. But, that's Instagram.
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by telesilla 3mo ago
The Corolla bangs. I had a 1990 model that got me through years of zero problems, it was fully mechanical. We're still a Toyota family and same reliability: I took our current non-electric car to a new mechanic for the yearly check las
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by telesilla 3mo ago
I'd love it if you can also fix the problem of timezones. So many of my friends are oceans-apart and we rarely rarely meet and talk as a group anymore. Maybe some kind of asynchronous option?
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by telesilla 3mo ago
An immersion blender like the Vitamix heats as it blends because of high friction, on high settings. I make soup with mine. https://www.vitamix.com/us/en_us/what-you-can-make/hot-soups
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by telesilla 3mo ago
I have close friends who have children with learning and behavior difficulties, this is an inspiring story that I hope leads to a new norm.
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by telesilla 3mo ago
Maybe you never called the other side of the world in the 80s, latency was easily 2 seconds! And the price..
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by telesilla 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mihaly_Csikszentmihalyi is considered the originator of the flow concept: "a highly focused mental state conducive to creativity", it's applied to other fields such as music
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Berlin's Legendary XLt Subkultur Tours(xlterrestrials.substack.com)
1 points by telesilla 3mo ago|0 comments
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by telesilla 4mo ago
What on earth is wrong with us. When Jim Henson died, we grieved and moved on with Steve Whitmire, then Ken Vogel. Neither of them were the Kermit we knew growing up but they were in the spirit and learning of Henson. We need new child acto
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Thank you for using the water responsibly! Nothing I hate more than being dripped on while walking around the city from AC unit pipes hanging out the window.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
>The Gospel of Wealth The book from anti-union Carnegie, which recommended to his fellow wealthy that they uplift society while actively undermining the efforts of workers to improve their own lives? By "let's" I mean us,
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Agreed. We could posit that the biggest impact a billionaire could have to improve the world would be to lobby for increased taxes.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Azim Premji donates every dollar he makes over 1 billion for the last 20 years. Mckenzie Scott is working through donating her share. Same for Melinda Gates, Dustin Moskovitz & Cari Tuna. Warren Buffet plans to donate the larger part to
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by telesilla 4mo ago
I agree regarding audience size and add the factor or preparation - no way am I going to speak to a large audience without solid prep. That helps me a ton, feeling prepared and rehearsed.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Faster webrtc establishments and other negotiated connections. CGNAT means more relayed than P2P connections so it should be possible to have more direct traffic for services that want to save that bandwidth.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Imagine all the data that gets us towards those scans actually being meaningful. Don't treat them like scans to find problems but scans to learn from, collectively.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
I'm grateful that modern science can monitor and predict such issues, even if in the end there's no problem. The alternative, as we know for thousands of years without modern health care, is far worse for women giving birth. I&#x2
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by telesilla 4mo ago
I disagree about the filler. People who read self help books are there for the journey, to feel they too can take on the challenge. Otherwise that brief document about how to fix yourself becomes something without substance, that can't
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Some viewers will remember growing up with the TV series Monkey, whose bizarre images and stories of Pigsy and the titular flying Monkey I shall never forget. Monkey Magic theme song anyone? https://youtu.be/wddJnq-D3XM?si=
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by telesilla 4mo ago
My definition of an engineer is someone who has a dedicated education as such. We have the same definition for doctor, lawyer, pilot, teacher - why not software engineer?
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Thanks, never knew about this and great to hear about it.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
As someone who spent a teenagehood doing the same, I agree it was far too (un)satisfying to be able to cut the pieces and not having them fall to the side. But if you have an excellent axe and true flat surface you could get pretty close to
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by telesilla 4mo ago
I've been using httrack ( https://www.httrack.com ) to download wikis to read on flights, which isn't perfect but better than I'd found previously. I'll try this out, I'd be delighted to have good results.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
This is all really nice but I have so many friends lost their translation and voice acting jobs that they are leaving for other fields, except for the high paid professional who have publishing and actor unions behind them.
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by telesilla 4mo ago
Is it possible that different regions have different ad experiences? I've not seen a single ad nor hint of one in a long time using the Brave browser on both android and desktop. Primarily in Europe.

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