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by tsieling 8y ago
Well said, and totally agree. They've had too many whoopsie moments and seem entrenched in not learning or changing what is fundamentally broken in their management and business model. They have no legitimate place in research or acade
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by tsieling 8y ago
Thanks for adding pretty much the same things I wanted to say, but doing so better. Getting good at leavened sourdough takes time and practice, but it is absolutely worth the journey. There is a world of variety and frustration and joy and
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by tsieling 8y ago
Ken also has a YouTube channel with some helpful demonstrations for certain methods like turning and shaping, which are harder to convey in text and still photos. For anyone using his book for the first time, there is an error in the amount
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by tsieling 8y ago
Congratulations on launching. I'm looking forward to trying it out, but on first glance I wanted to say that the design is very charming. Edit: a Google account sign in, however, isn't that charming. I got a 404 on trying to log i
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by tsieling 9y ago
Oh dear, a bug! I wonder if it's a bug like the one that raided your linked contacts and wiped out people's email addresses and replaced them with a @facebook.com email. Or the multiple 'glitches' that would reset your p
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by tsieling 9y ago
Came here to recommend that very book. It's a sober and thoughtful read, and changed how I see nations and other communities.
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by tsieling 9y ago
Non-touchbar are the first models offered on the MacBook pro page.
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by tsieling 9y ago
Really keen to try this, congratulations on launching. I've been missing something like this since Adobe bought and slowly crippled Kuler.
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by tsieling 10y ago
>random individuals coming together, learning new things, and working towards a common goal Oh yes, it's like the enlightenment in a bottle.
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by tsieling 10y ago
They also tend to pool and share resources, so an expensive piece of equipment isn't purchased by every farmer in an area, but shared between them. What we'd call a more modern farm has enormous redundancy in equipment ownership i
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by tsieling 10y ago
Will it? Setting aside the horserace between spending VC money to subsidize around 60% of every trip vs. the legal framework and a viable self-driving car that's for sale in large numbers, there are some real costs for Uber without dri
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by tsieling 10y ago
Nautilus has such amazing content and such a bone-headed staff managing distribution. Their web store is so problematic, and when I changed addresses they stopped sending 3/4 of a whole year's subscription, with a response that bo
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by tsieling 10y ago
> Move fast and break things is more about breaking your own things, not someone else's things :) In a world of APIs, the line between these blurs when things break.
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by tsieling 10y ago
Cool, we've created several forms re-used in the same browser for different people to gather public information. We now know never to use Chrome, since its developer assumptions trump our actual design needs.
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by tsieling 10y ago
I love that they announced a couple weeks ahead of an expected Apple Watch 2 announcement. Excellent marketing.
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by tsieling 10y ago
Emergency vehicles often need the other lane to go either direction. Maximizing capacity is a more nuanced thing than one use/direction.
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by tsieling 10y ago
No, they weren't trying to get the projector to connect to their laptop.
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by tsieling 10y ago
No, they could not pass it on day one. Getting legislation together like this takes support building in other areas of government, and getting it right so it isn't toppled because of flawed wording takes crafting. They need to bring pe
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by tsieling 10y ago
The small studio I work at has shipped numerous apps with non-standard UI and we've had no problems. I think they reserve the option to reject something they find unusable or otherwise objectionable.
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by tsieling 11y ago
Not just researchers of stories, but also talented linguists who saw evidence of the lineage between different languages, and some of the rules of how words and sounds moved between them.
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by tsieling 11y ago
Props for not going through with the outing. There's a weird sense of entitlement that people have, that they have the right to unmask someone doing nothing wrong but choosing to be anonymous. I'm really glad to read the author ov
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by tsieling 11y ago
50! If you're going to go listicle, go large.
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by tsieling 11y ago
Torture, and forced medical/psychological experimentation. There's no bottom to what happens there.
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by tsieling 11y ago
I don't think that's selfish. When someone dies, it's very normal and healthy to reflect on how we spend our own time, as we're reminded of how precious it is.
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by tsieling 11y ago
Would it bother you if casino methods were being applied to kids games?
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by tsieling 11y ago
Edge. Of. Seat.
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by tsieling 11y ago
Throwing a bunch of people under the bus as pawns to 'get Apple's attention' is abhorrent. The 'your kind' wording really takes it that much lower.
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by tsieling 11y ago
It reads like a sponsored post with just Kindle Paperwhite (an existing product that just got a bump).
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by tsieling 11y ago
Really, now.
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by tsieling 11y ago
While RS had no real data on me, what this story points out is that companies will do this in bankruptcy, maybe even after carrying a no-share/no-sell policy for years. The wider issue it illuminates is that there seem to be few genera

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