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For anyone interested in a more detailed account - check out the podcast “The Prince” by The Economist.
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If I have to guess, congestion can’t be just about the total bandwidth being used. It has to also do with the number of connections to a tower. So any densely populated areas will likely be perennially “congested”.
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And do it openly and in public.
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There’s also the very important distinction between remembering something and experiencing something. People with PTSD and unresolved trauma relive the entire episode with emotions and all.
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I avoid Google products. But even to me it’s obvious that they’re not doing a global match. All facial recognition - if you could even call it that - is simply within the users photos. Kinda like a categorisation algorithm. Now, if they too
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I’ll just leave this here: https://twitter.com/kocienda/status/1565341723860971520
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I've been on the equity side of the fence for a long time now. My conviction comes from the fact that I (as very-low-but-not-poor middle class) got a chance to go to a "wealthier" high school and that made all the difference
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That’s what the jury evaluated and decided. Looks like you have an issue with the jury system itself.
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Why I said SPA misuse and not use of SPA.
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Returning/navigating back absolutely takes you back exactly where you were. It’s broken because the whole page is now being rendered in js and that forces a re-render. SPA misuse has ruined web to the extent we’ve forgotten what it was
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I feel “hunger pain” only when I overeat. If I have a normal dinner I sleep well. It probably has something to do with over production of stomach acids. (Just a sample of one to be clear)
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And precisely why they are losing my business. It’s hilarious isn’t it. Unless it’s deeply discounted, I prefer reputable sites like Costco, Apple direct and B&H for my expensive purchases. Sure they have a good return policy but who w
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1Password universal autocomplete is kinda okay. So that’s what I’m doing right now.
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A democracy with persuasive leaders is likely to prevail over a dictatorship where no one dares to speak their mind - as in The Emperor’s New Clothes.
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Exactly, how many times does anyone ever reach for binary traversal in their experience? It’s optimising for the 1%.
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I was kinda shocked to learn the turnover at tech companies. Though I hardly think it’s just the Bay Area. From what I learnt the avg tenure is 4+ years nationally and about 1.5 for the likes of Google, Microsoft, Snapchat, Meta, …etc. The
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Apple Watch uses the iPhone’s gps when the phone is close by.
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There’s also a saying in bike communities, along the lines of, it doesn’t get easier you’ll only ride faster. Riding a heavy bike with no aerodynamics will lead to building strength faster. While it can be a bit frustrating if you’re new a
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It works fine for written communication. In case of a long email, write a tl;dr and cut-paste it to the very top. That's what I do.
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Carrot has it. It’s called Time Machine. I feel like it’s always had it.
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Right. Essentially, community moderation and no legal repercussions.
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Hidden in your notion of free speech is the expectation that I shut up when you say something offensive to me or don’t agree with - “Brushes off people saying something offensive about them”. That’s what I’m taking an issue with.
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I think Free speech, Freedom from prosecution for speech and speech without any consequences are all confused with each other. To me, the freedoms to oppose some speech, by way of boycotting, protesting, shunning and shaming is also speech.
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It already exists. There is both Truphone and Airalo that I’ve used and actually quite liked. Much easier than finding a store to buy a sim. You can literally just activate it at the airport with WiFi. Also how I tested a domestic carrier b
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I was laid off (with a future date), paid an additional $30k to stay till that date and then hired back with an additional $30k bump in salary. Companies do all sort of stupid stuff.
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Quite a bit actually. Even highways out of populated areas won’t have any network coverage. Also the same reason satellite radio is still popular and sold here.
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It does. “Let friends know how remote you go. If you’re on an adventure without cell service, you can now use Find My to share your location via satellite so friends and family know where you are.“
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It’s customizable. https://support.apple.com/guide/airpods/customize-transparen...
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I’ve seen people minimize the usability of the AirPods. My dad who’s quite technology-averse, figured it out in 2 minutes while I helped him over FaceTime. The only reason he agreed to even try it was because the wired EarPods broke. Since
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The article calls all lossless compression snake oil. Personally, I do like Dolby Atmos on Apple Music - especially for Classical.
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