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by usui 3y ago
I hardly think so. It’s impossible to sweat when you burn zero calories.
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by usui 3y ago
Perfect gift—I know a lot of tiger parents in Mountain View and Santa Clara eager to benefit from getting their kids onto the computer science track as fast as humanly possible. Maybe a good primer prior to Coding Camp. They’ll be able to w
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by usui 3y ago
Seems like the Boeing 737 MAX series of planes can’t catch a break especially after what happened in 2019. Unless—how often does an airline company ground a particular model?
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by usui 3y ago
Is your hand large enough to handle the phone one-handed and touch anywhere on the screen with ease without risking a drop? If not, do you use some kind of magnet finger-ring case or similar case?
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by usui 3y ago
A 4-inch screen size that allows the phone to be used single-handed with ease anywhere on the screen, which I’m using to write this comment right now. It’s uncompromising in battery longevity when considering its size, too. First-gen SE is
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by usui 3y ago
I have so much respect for people who know what they want and can execute on it, despite the financial implications of doing so in cases where it carries financial risk. It inspires others to clearly know one’s self-worth, desires, and agen
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by usui 3y ago
The what crowd?
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by usui 3y ago
Your Hackintosh is not working properly not because of this reason, then. Or if it is because of this, then it's not blanket-wide and it's based on generic model-based identifiers or heuristics. iMessage still works.
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by usui 3y ago
Apple might be more incentivized to deal with spam using their communication rails more than a typical SMS provider. It might be worth at least marking this as spam in Messages.
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by usui 3y ago
Kelvin doesn't use degrees
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by usui 3y ago
It is, or at least facetious
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by usui 3y ago
Rockstar doing something about cheaters on their online experience won't affect a thing for what this post is talking about. The exploit in this post is for FiveM servers, a third-party mod. The interactions on here are not usually pee
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by usui 3y ago
I think this is unfair to the definition of knowledge because what you and the parent post are saying ironically forces it into a cube-like box. Knowledge usually refers to an all-encompassing definition: > understanding of or informatio
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by usui 3y ago
> The problem isn't knowledge, it's skill and understanding. Sorry, what? What are you saying knowledge is, then?
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by usui 3y ago
https://www.oxfordreference.com/display/10.1093/acref/978019...
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by usui 3y ago
I agree. This has to be the worst, most unintentionally confusing graph I've ever seen. And I don't solely blame this website because many people make this mistake too: For crying out loud, how can you make the simple mistake of n
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by usui 3y ago
Obviously
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by usui 3y ago
I'm not sure how to say this without being at least a little offensive: If the above request is in earnest, it is incredibly naïve. You don't think they know this is a problem for users, or that legions of other users share this t
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by usui 3y ago
That wouldn't be a fork though. If we really wanted to make progress on this front, we'd work to advance progress in human cloning. And then after that, advance progress in brain uploads and downloads.
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by usui 3y ago
I wonder what anyone coming from other parts of the world thinks when they just arrive. How long does it take until they accept as normal this cost of living with respect to received mediocrity? Don't forget to tip that 20%! Other qual
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by usui 3y ago
This may be a vast misinterpretation on my part, but I read the comment as a way to point out the absurdity, not highlight the quality of any of the three. I think a 3-hour wait is exaggerated, but I agree this quality of udon is definitely
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by usui 3y ago
Spot on. Quite the, um.... experience.
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by usui 3y ago
Hahaha thanks for the laugh
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by usui 3y ago
Is this a comedic "wtf"? If nt, I think you should recognize the flippant tone, not to be taken too seriously.
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by usui 3y ago
Since WireGuard is Layer 3, what would is everyone's use case of doing Layer 2 on it? Or, what can it improve over existing solutions? I have tried to do the same for a bit while still learning networking, but ran into Layer 3 limitati
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by usui 3y ago
Which American university is it normal for students, as a group, to stand up and applaud the professor in a standing ovation at the end of each quarter unless the professor was absolutely terrible?
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by usui 3y ago
Either you are grossly exaggerating this phenomenon, or this is some cultural outcome that no one downstream seems to understand where it's from, regardless of university. The OP at first glance seems to be pushing an incorrect asserti
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by usui 3y ago
One of the biggest strawmen I've ever seen.
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by usui 3y ago
> I don’t think that ads are completely bad, there is something to the argument that they help us get better products and services because they let us know about competitors. I could agree with this generally, but from a search engine pe
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by usui 3y ago
Why would they deliberately hurt their bottom line? They’re a recommendation engine first, search engine second. One could argue the latter implies the former, but definitely not IMO. If it really was a search engine, they wouldn’t be tryi

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