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by zestyping 3y ago
Point 5 is often false. Having to park my car at B, and then again at A when I get home, can be a significant hassle. Far easier to simply arrive and have no vehicle to worry about. Driving also takes effort and can be stressful in traffi
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by zestyping 3y ago
Do you regret having devoted so much of your time and energy to the mission of that company?
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by zestyping 3y ago
Holy shit. Someone needs to get put in prison for this. Others get locked away for far less.
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by zestyping 3y ago
I immediately thought of this as well. Step 12 cracked me up! 12) Take a chromium-etched photo-lithographic quartz mask with your desired circuit pattern and shine a laser beam through it to project the circuit pattern onto the wafer. &quo
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by zestyping 3y ago
What was the lie?
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by zestyping 3y ago
Unpopular opinion: Trying to shoehorn all of Unicode into domain names was a bad idea. We should have stuck with case-insensitive ASCII [A-Za-z0-9-].
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by zestyping 3y ago
I'm confused. I can create a poll with a question and options, and then... ? If I share the link, it just lets more people edit the same poll. How does anyone vote?
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by zestyping 3y ago
This is really too slow. Using "ls -alR /" to list the metadata of every file on my entire hard drive (13,000,000 files) only takes about 25 min.
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by zestyping 3y ago
This debate is frustrating because it lacks data — it's full of opinions about which risk is worse than which other. To compare the risks and benefits, we need to know how often people actually re-use passwords, use 2FA, rely solely on
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by zestyping 3y ago
Your estimate is "about $8" but 7.32 + 0.70 is 8.02, which you can't pay for with $8. Your example is actually a great illustration of why expecting people to calculate taxes in their head doesn't work. If you are tryin
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by zestyping 3y ago
https://personal.math.ubc.ca/~cass/Euclid/ybc/ybc.html This is the original site about the tablet and has more detail and analysis than the Springer article. https://personal.math.ubc.ca/~cass
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by zestyping 3y ago
The source of the photo is cited in the article: https://personal.math.ubc.ca/~cass/Euclid/ybc/ybc.html This site has a detailed analysis and explains that it's from the Yale Babylonian Collection.
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by zestyping 3y ago
I wondered this too. 45 MB is a huge download for a poker game, even with nice graphics.
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by zestyping 3y ago
This quote from a statement to NPR by The Hartford (the insurance company that provided Ariely with the car odometer data), made my jaw drop. > The published study data includes two different fonts. All data in Calibri font can be tied t
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by zestyping 3y ago
That's how I experience mental visualization as well. It's as if there is one framebuffer in front of my head (what I see in the real world, or inside my eyelids when my eyes are closed), and a separate imaginary framebuffer that
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by zestyping 3y ago
Yes, I have another framebuffer too. It's interesting to me that it seems to be located a little bit above and behind my head. Does it feel to you like your framebuffer is physically located at any particular place? One interesting e
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by zestyping 3y ago
Can you say more? In what ways is 1Password miles ahead? What are the big differentiators for you personally?
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by zestyping 3y ago
That's not the point — the critique (as I understand it) is about the way in which it's presented.
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by zestyping 3y ago
Glass is heavy, doesn't stack efficiently, sticks/grinds together when stacked, and easily chips and breaks. A full glass container is too heavy to lift safely with one hand and too heavy to carry in a backpack. Glass is slipper
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by zestyping 3y ago
Some ceramic bowls turn into lava in the microwave. Often when I reheat soup in a bowl, the bowl becomes hotter than the soup. The bowl is too hot to touch, yet the soup is only somewhat warm. Some bowls are more prone to this than others
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by zestyping 3y ago
It's a collaboration. Both sides should work together to find a harmonious outcome; neither side should expect the other to take 100% responsibility.
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by zestyping 3y ago
This is a more nuanced and realistic characterization.
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by zestyping 3y ago
Exactly. "Asking" is about communicating, and "Guessing" is about understanding. Being aware of other people's needs matters. Expressing your own needs matters. Both are important skills, and if you completely refus
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by zestyping 3y ago
Wonderfully stated.
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by zestyping 3y ago
Ask and Guess are each presented as extremes, which isn't that helpful. People don't belong 100% to one side or the other. If someone really behaved according to all the "Ask culture expectations," they would be selfish
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by zestyping 3y ago
Once upon a time, I went looking for a MacOS CSV viewer and was surprised that there weren't one or two widely used, clearly awesome options. I went hunting. I downloaded Modern CSV, hopeful that it would be a quick and easy solution.
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by zestyping 3y ago
The usual way I hear it and say it is, "I have a story that...". The intended purpose is to create some space between my mental model (which includes my beliefs about your intentions and feelings) and yours. It allows me to share
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by zestyping 3y ago
The following case is interesting because it might fall in the space between what various folks on this thread consider acceptable. An engineer on my team once merged a change that created a security vulnerability, without review. We didn&
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by zestyping 3y ago
Deciding when you need to interrupt, and interrupting in a way that shows you care about what the other person is saying, is a really important skill. I didn't realize the value of it until I took an NVC class, because I had previousl
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by zestyping 3y ago
Does it depend on the microwave having a turntable?

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