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5y ago
I feel like Notion and GSuite (Docs mainly) solve two very different problems. The thing that Notion brings (which I found hard to work with in Gsuite) was that shared documents aren't owned by any one individual, and copies are far le
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5y ago
I wear whatever makes me feel comfortable that day...
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6y ago
I am a Christian also and I'm happy to discuss! :) Hopefully, we'll both walk away with a deeper understanding. It seems to me that the way you're trying to distinguish between "faith" and "belief" and &q
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6y ago
I'm not sure that is true. "evidence of things not seen" is just poetic language for "faith is the thing that bridges the gap between what you are sure of and what you aren't". An assumption is an act of faith.
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6y ago
Same here.
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i used to have trouble with dry skin, so i stopped using soap beyond shampoo for my hair and lower parts. i haven't had issues since.
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6y ago
I use docker, visual studio, a lot of custom powershell functions, git and gitlab.
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6y ago
My team (I am the director of software at my company) switched to Notion from Google Docs a little more than a year ago and I'm very happy with the change. Google Docs addresses a slightly different use case than Notion. Notion is one
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6y ago
This argument crops up pretty often when the subject of homeschooling is brought up. I'm not sure I understand it really. Socialization has never been the exclusive domain of the School Building/Environment. I would expect the m
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6y ago
Most homeschoolers I know (I was homeschooled) would agree that its not for everyone. If you don't feel that you have the time or aptitude to teach then you should look for an alternative. Its a big commitment, both financially and i
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yeah, i read it exactly as CNN == Cable News Network and was confused for while...
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6y ago
from the project "This script adds a button to the top right bar (next to chat & participant list) to enable grid-view in Google Meets. Grid view gives every participant an equal sized video for use in meetings without a primary sp
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Chrome Extension That Adds Gallery View to Google Meets
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https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1600698 and https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1606823 document the performance issues. Mozilla is working on the issue, but its not yet resolved.
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7y ago
its not always possible to sustain that philosophy of work economically for all businesses. I'm not defending every case of it, just that there are legitimate reasons why speed is valued over quality in certain cases.
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8y ago
exactly
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8y ago
same here
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8y ago
you can build a tolerance to caffeine, if ingested regularly. you would need to exceed your regular dosage to measure an effect.
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8y ago
yup: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK223808/
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8y ago
yes! when they are missing I spend too much time guessing at implied meaning. if makes me uncomfortable, like reading long text in a sans serif font
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8y ago
This is less about old vs new than it is about original vs derived sources. There is just a lot of wisdom, in most fields, in going back to original sources if the opportunity is present.
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8y ago
agreed. the opportunity for huge gains are only available when the starting point is really bad, so then the change is huge and thus obviously recognizable. when you're already operating at near the top of the game, differences are v
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8y ago
unless that text validates hidden assumptions, or conveys important information to the user. not always the case, but you can't argue that "less text is more readable" any more than you can argue "more text is more reada
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I'll take a stab at answering this in a different way. I think the pride comes in assuming that the being that created the book is exactly like yourself. That assumption is egocentric. That the nature of the being who created this uni
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Jesus would be the first born, and has preeminence ( https://www.blueletterbible.org/faq/don_stewart/don_stewart_... ). Christians, when they enter into the family of God are adopted (in the roman sense). Jesus is
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8y ago
sleep durations follow a normal distribution in the populace. 8hrs only happens to be the average, but certainly not true for every one. sleep start times and sleep wake times also follow a normal distribution. don't assume.
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8y ago
Javascript stores integers in twos complement
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9y ago
I really liked those novels also. I listened to them via audible and they were lovely.
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9y ago
What do you mean by "not portable"? the alias script sits in a file and can be kept in source control, to be downloaded to any computer you land on. And many pw commands come with readymade aliases that are standard to the base
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> Mabe just a part of human nature to defend brand buy-in. Yup, this is because people invest their identities in the brands they consume/use.
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