whytaka

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by whytaka 6y ago
It's not out of the realm of possibility but it seems extremely unlikely. Also, the part of the light sensor is not cracked.
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by whytaka 6y ago
They had actually reinstalled the cracked screen before giving it back to me.
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by whytaka 6y ago
I'll definitely consider a Sony for my next purchase. I wish they'd bring back that super-compact design they had years earlier.
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by whytaka 6y ago
Actually no, they did me the favor of reinstalling my cracked screen before giving it back to me.
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by whytaka 6y ago
Not too long ago, I went to the Apple store to get my MacBook Pro looked at for a faulty key and degraded trackpad. As I had a Genius diagnose the issue, the screen brightness of my iPhone 7 had dropped nearly completely. While it was true
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by whytaka 6y ago
I agree with your point but I have to disagree on Webflow. There's no way that Webflow helps me in any way as a professional developer, other than to be able to empower my clients to do lightweight work I don't want to do. For my
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by whytaka 6y ago
> because early species of dogs bred from wolves were used for hunting and that association is forever in our primal brains. Or, we are marketed this image on a daily basis.
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by whytaka 6y ago
My read is that it's a critique against low interest rates and quantitive easing making cheap (thus unvalued/excessive - a surplus) money abundantly available to corporations and people already with money, but mostly out of hands
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by whytaka 6y ago
> the bank gets back 'bank reserves ' > bank's constraint against lending more is its equity reserve ratio Wait, isn't this the same reserve? IE. By putting more capital in the reserve, the banks are able to len
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by whytaka 6y ago
Why is Montreal up 24% YOY?
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by whytaka 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion!
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by whytaka 6y ago
Designing for Data Intensive Applications is a must-read imo. The book is chock full of very straight forward explanations of what happens in data-related operations, from DB transactions to stream processing. The most valuable thing(s) I g
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by whytaka 6y ago
I'd spent one of the most educational years of my life this last year reading, "Designing for Data-Intensive Applications", "CODE: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software", and "The Design of the
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by whytaka 6y ago
In my network of friends and family, only 3 households have taken up using Google Home. I've asked what they use it for and they've all responded with, "I ask it to play jazz and tell me the weather." I brought up the co
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by whytaka 6y ago
Consider how dystopian it is that there are classes of people nigh-instantly dismissed because of their appearance. That's plenty dystopian, no?
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by whytaka 6y ago
When will this turn to being able to launch azure instances of your software directly off of the repo page? To connect to db instances running on azure with multiple environments?
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by whytaka 6y ago
> Category theory is in some sense exactly the theory of glue code. If you can explain this to the satisfaction of my understanding, I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
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by whytaka 6y ago
Thank you. Could you also tell me why you suggest this? I'm genuinely curious.
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by whytaka 6y ago
My concern is in how much systemd does as a management layer in Linux. I feel that it might hide a lot of internal details that were more explicit before systemd.
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by whytaka 6y ago
I would like have some proficient understanding over the architecture of Linux. Both in terms of how the kernel works, and how everything is configured up to userspace. I'm inclined to go the systemd route because I use it myself regul
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by whytaka 6y ago
I am eager to try this out. As a self-taught developer, I'm in a big turtles-all-the-way-down phase and I feel learning the ins-and-outs of Linux will give me intellectual satisfaction. I would appreciate some thoughts on whether to go
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by whytaka 6y ago
From my view, I think the habitual exercise in humility brings a refreshing and productive new spirit to the national discussion. Especially as we can see that the consequences of past mistakes linger on today. We should utterly destroy and
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by whytaka 6y ago
How comforting.
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by whytaka 6y ago
> Essentially, Reddit etc. doesn't make people hate more, the internet just exposes the hate that already existed. I don't know if we can say this without debate. Certainly people have fears that could be stoked into hate, but
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by whytaka 6y ago
> First, there's no cult. Western civilization protects the rights of the individual, as they should - it's immoral to use aggressive force against anyone, no matter how many people that aggression might benefit (or appeal to).
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by whytaka 6y ago
When you're a gorilla, you don't really need to think through your punches if all you want is maximum damage.
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by whytaka 6y ago
I am in Canada and can't buy it. I have to subscribe to Prime to access.
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by whytaka 6y ago
Perhaps I didn't grasp at all the features you currently offer , (I'm also skeptical whether you'd want to broaden the feature set that it would become too complicated of a offering) but with what I had created, it was possib
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by whytaka 6y ago
I made something similar when I was looking for an alternative to Shopify component based template CMS for the company I was working for at the time. It's a very good compromise between developer flexibility and marketer accessibility.
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by whytaka 6y ago
> Consistency is worth so much more than fad-chasing. Consider consistency across applications though. People like conformity.

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