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by todd3834 4y ago
The batteries could even be attached cars themselves so moving them on and off would be really simple
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by todd3834 4y ago
This is pretty cool. I wonder what the effort would have been to instead have a battery charging / swapping process on one end. It would still be clean energy, charged on shore. I'm sure the batteries wouldn't be super light
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by todd3834 4y ago
I feel the same way but then when I'm promoting my own products I also feel like "my ads are useful to the audience I target". So I realize I'm a hypocrite when it comes to advertising. Maybe they aren't so bad?
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by todd3834 4y ago
Finally! I’ve been wishing browsers did this for me for a long time. This might be the reason I finally switch to Brave as my daily driver.
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by todd3834 4y ago
My peer group was on Friendster first then MySpace
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by todd3834 4y ago
Honestly… I just want to make sure my kid isn't getting forced into something that even they don't want to do. Or maybe they want to but they don't have the context to understand how much it will negatively effect their life
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by todd3834 4y ago
To me there is a big difference between parent's rights and the government's rights. In a lot of ways kids could get more freedom because their parents can verify that they are where they are supposed to be. However, I do apprecia
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by todd3834 4y ago
Thanks for the clarification. Congrats Gary!
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by todd3834 4y ago
I didn’t understand the title. Is it common to say welcome home when someone departs a company? I almost thought maybe he passed away and it was a reference to being “in a better place”
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by todd3834 4y ago
I don't know why but I'm always shocked how good nostalgia feels. Whenever I see a throwback to geocities, a thread on proggies/punters for AOL 3.0, or anything from the early Apple days. Thank you for making that and giving
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by todd3834 4y ago
I read this wondering if it was going to be my favorite removed feature 3D Touch as well. Specifically for selecting text on the keyboard. I actually held off on buying a new phone for an extra couple years not to lose it. However, I didn&#
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by todd3834 4y ago
Is this satire? I see ads for these all the time and I can't imagine this approaches a category like smart phones.
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by todd3834 4y ago
I have a 3 year old. Cherish waking up to rock your kid back to sleep. Don’t make your wife be the one to get up every time. I realized those special moments with my daughter staring up at me while I was rocking her back to sleep and singin
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by todd3834 4y ago
I’ve been using redux ever since it came out and a home rolled flux architecture before that. I gotta say I’ve been using zustand lately and it feels so effortless compared to other solutions. I couldn’t imagine going back to redux. Althoug
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by todd3834 4y ago
The article was updated to include: > The California Rifle & Pistol Association (CRPA) slammed the leak and said it was looking into potential legal action against the state.
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by todd3834 4y ago
Great first start! Some feedback, if someone states a salary expectation then I wouldn't suggest 10 matches that are more than 50% lower. Maybe just let them know you don't have a great fit right now. There is a lot of money to be
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by todd3834 4y ago
I worked at a unicorn startup for about 1.5 years. It started to become clear to me that I probably wasn’t going to make a comparable income to what I was making before in a public company so I left. I exercised my shares. A year later they
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by todd3834 4y ago
Any chance you can share the text in the email that says you can work remote? It might not matter but depending on that wording you may or may not have something to work with. This is not the solution you prob want but if you are interested
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by todd3834 4y ago
IANAL but this seems like the kind of thing that gets the state sued every time a barrier could have protected a business or it’s employees but couldn’t because the business was forced to have it removed. Even if it passed, I can’t imagine
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by todd3834 4y ago
Wouldn’t the bullet proof glass also protect from things other than just guns? Also, is it possible to make guns disappear in the U.S.? I’m extremely skeptical. Seems like whatever happens with guns, people should be allowed to protect them
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by todd3834 4y ago
Maybe they would see it as less harmful when they can buy it at the corner store. Especially a generation growing up into a world where it is legal vs the one that saw it go from illegal to legal.
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by todd3834 4y ago
Do you think it is fair to say distributed computing is part of web3 or has it been defined as only blockchain?
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by todd3834 4y ago
Fair, although I would definitely bucket IPFS in the blockchain category in that it is targeting that community of developers. Also, IPFS isn’t a solution for storing data permanently. Arweave is and I think people would be very excited abo
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by todd3834 4y ago
I stopped paying too much attention to NFT image arguments and started looking at blockchain technologies. Things like Arweave, IPFS, EPNS. These are very interesting projects that I started some draft blog posts about. Also, I do think peo
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by todd3834 4y ago
https://www.figma.com/ Is becoming the dominant design tool in the last couple companies I’ve worked for. I heard it used web assembly and canvas for a large portion of its app.
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by todd3834 4y ago
So it’s been a few hours and I really love this library! I integrated it into a React/esbuild application and it is working great. The React/Prism example for code highlighting took a little work. They have an example but it is a
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by todd3834 4y ago
If you liked that, you might also enjoy reading about the oil islands off Long Beach, CA https://la.curbed.com/2018/9/28/17858248/history-long-beach-...
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by todd3834 4y ago
These all seem highly passive aggressive in this context. So much so that it is actually entertaining to read.
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by todd3834 4y ago
When I was at Apple they were very cautious about this too. It wasn't banned but it was definitely something you had to get approval for.
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by todd3834 4y ago
The use case that opened my mind is blockchain domain registrars. You can buy a domain and own it forever without a monthly payment. Everyone knows it is owned by a wallet and you can update the blockchain with your DNS info. As far as I ca

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