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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Font Size vs Density There's a trend of using larger fonts sizes due to Accessibility, but it comes at the cost of reducing density.
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Based on these two video demos, the font seems to be distorted (normally) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ee-x6IXWK8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqgqwO11abk&list=PLmUXemGpYY...
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Slightly OT: seeing those screenshots of Bloomberg Terminal makes me wonder why they haven't picked a better (more readable) monospace font.
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
What's happening is similar to "no contest". Where Google accepts paying the damages but does not plead or admit guilt. (You can do the same thing if you get a speeding ticket. And since you accept the consequences, no reason
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Interesting to see from that list that Bank of America, Citigroup, Capital One & PNC missing from the list. Appears they are still lagging in adopting FedNow (while Wells Fargo and US Bank have adopted)
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Stock up 0.5% after-hours. https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/djt
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Is it a surprise that Linus, one of the most widely known Open Source people in the world, would favor an open/standard chip (Arm) over a proprietary/unsupported chip (Apple Silicon)?
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
What’s your ultimate goal? Is it to do what’s best for your business? Or your personal joy & happiness? (These might not be mutually exclusive, but knowing the priority is important) If it is based on your business best interest, what k
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
LuaJIT faster I find it interesting that after all these year of little development on LuaJIT, and active development in Julia - that LuaJIT is still faster (while also being general purpose). https://julialang.org/benchmark
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Usage = can grow revenue faster with greater upside potential … but at the risk of no predictable revenue. SaaS = more secure reoccurring revenue. Slow revenue growth. But highly predictable.
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Isn’t WhatsApp/Slack/iMessage/etc the “2nd-gen email”.
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> bummed out that it is still so barebones on install. Helix might be your cup of tea then. https://helix-editor.com (Though it will take awhile getting use to the inverted keybindings)
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Hope it’s the source for Winamp 2.x (not 3 or 5)
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
> So it's slightly cheaper than AT&T for 1Gbps Utopia is: 77% cheaper than AT&T (1 Gbps) 66% cheaper than AT&T (5 Gbps) yet delivers 2x the speed than AT&T That doesn't seem "slightly cheaper"
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
His whole premise is that civilizations didn’t exist that long ago (which is his scientific method question). Yet no one disputes that archeologist have found remains of people from 200,000 years ago. That right there debunks his “debunk” s
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
I just started watched the YouTube. It’s hard to take this debunking serious when the very 1st point he makes about Graham is incorrect. He states that Graham claims to be a researcher. https://youtu.be/-iCIZQX9i1A?t=139 In
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
That's ridiculous. How do you explain Stonehenge then? (which was built in England yet no one can explain how Brits did it) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stonehenge
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
> We know that the Earth has had at least five major ice ages. The first one happened about 2 billion years ago and lasted about 300 million years. The most recent one started about 2.6 million years ago, and in fact, we are still techn
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Exactly, and radiocarbon dating puts Göbekli Tepe at being ~12,000 years old. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Göbekli_Tepe#:~:text=Radiocarb... .
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Yes https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation?paperid=90367...
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> That theory is espoused by the same people who think it was built by aliens. I think this is a common misunderstanding. Yes, there are some who think aliens built the pyramids. But there is an equally large group of people who think th
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
It might be related, there's a hypotheses that the Sphinx had massive water erosion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sphinx_water_erosion_hypothesi...
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Release Notes (Neovim 0.10): https://neovim.io/doc/user/news-0.10.html
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
0.10Gbps down & 0.02Gbps up… FCC updated just 2-months ago the minimum “broadband” as defined to now be 0.10Gbps up and 0.02Gbps down. https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-401205A2.pdf EDIT: updated typ
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Utopia Fiber: 1Gbps for $45/mo 10Gbps for $150/mo AT&T Fiber: 1Gbps for $80/mo 5Gbps for $250/mo *** note: slower speed
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How so? (Genuinely curious)
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
Lesson Learned ... If you take away an employee perk/benefit, employees get upset. The lesson learned is, most companies didn't realize allowing WFH (due to COVID) would be perceived as an employee benefit.
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
text-wrap: balance As someone who appreciates typography, that's a very nice addition. Off-topic: I can only hope that both "text-box-trim" and "margin-trim" come to all browsers soon, since they would be me
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
> If one's Calendar is so scheduled like the one seen in the picture in the article, one need re-think their life You might be missing the point of the article. Instead of them creating “to do” lists, they simply create it as an ent
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by tiffanyh 2y ago
CPA skewing data? To become a CPA, you typically need enough hours that college offer a “5th year undergrad” program where you get a Masters in Accounting with just an extra 1-2 semesters. I wonder if this is skewing the data either more po

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