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RunawayGalaxy
2y ago
> If anything it’s the providers who are screwing over patients by gaming insurance and taking more than is necessary from the shared insurance pool of money. If the 85% gets larger, so does the 15%. Both sides gain when the cost increas
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RunawayGalaxy
2y ago
The title is far more general than what you actually mean. What's the reason for that if not click bait?
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RunawayGalaxy
3y ago
The concept of tolerance is most often used in the context of drugs, but it applies here too.
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RunawayGalaxy
3y ago
Does that go for Carta Marketplace also? Asking because it seems to be a separate business.
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RunawayGalaxy
3y ago
Do you have any evidence at all to this assertion?
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RunawayGalaxy
3y ago
Where are these people learning tailwind without learning css?
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RunawayGalaxy
4y ago
> ...it isn't an abstraction. It's a only a special syntax for applying predefined blocks of CSS to HTML elements. How would you define abstraction then?
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RunawayGalaxy
4y ago
> especially likely, because he's talking about *defragging a hard drive* Can someone explain why this is incorrect? I thought a hard drive is typically what one would defrag
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RunawayGalaxy
4y ago
It's crazy how much energy is spent trying to constrain free information flow.
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RunawayGalaxy
4y ago
Is the argument that because it's a shark, we should accept that and avoid feeding any contenders? Was the shark perfect at its inception or did it adapt as all things do? Doesn't its shark-ness come by virtue of surviving against
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RunawayGalaxy
4y ago
Free will is still a useful abstraction
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RunawayGalaxy
4y ago
It's all abstractions provided via interfaces, whether programmatic or graphical.
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
I think you missed the point about Japanese American internment.
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
What would a workflow look like with Figma?
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
Does anyone know if changing the display type of table elements (table, tr, td, etc.) to `block` or `flex` affect accessibility in any way? I would hope that the semantic structure of the tags would override changes on the styling level, bu
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
imho The primary value is their pared-down databases that mostly just work like you want them to.
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
OR maybe that's just how markets work
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
TBH this is reasonable. I'm not on the side of Apple, but the monopoly claim is ridiculous to me.
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
> It does when you literally can’t operate your store in another mall. Android exists > I also don’t think this analogy scales very well since many stores operate both in and out of closed shopping centers. Including Apple’s stores. H
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
If I build a shopping center that gets tons of foot traffic, pay to build the amenities and security, and then charge stores rent, it doesn't suddenly become a monopoly when the tenants feel that the rent is too high.
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
They are the winners in a corrupt game, and it's easier to hate the player than the game.
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RunawayGalaxy
5y ago
Thanks for the share!
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RunawayGalaxy
6y ago
Rick Beato has some great videos on this subject https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXivZlPu0ms
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RunawayGalaxy
6y ago
To me that seems like three very different positions to be bucketed together?
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RunawayGalaxy
6y ago
It's more like fossil remains from the Mesozoic than litter.
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RunawayGalaxy
6y ago
Prove that your blockchain hasn't been compromised by a sophisticated 51% attack.
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RunawayGalaxy
6y ago
This started with the 3, which I returned for that reason, opting to stick with my Pixel 2 XL. I bought it at launch, and it still lasts me over a day with full charge.
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RunawayGalaxy
6y ago
It's not a design system. It's documentation/best practices around common UI components that you'd find in most design systems.
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RunawayGalaxy
6y ago
> The concept is very simple. A junior dev graduating from a bootcamp can create UI's, CRUD, etc. but should not be expected to have expertise in algorithms. I find the idea that "you should expect less out of bootcamp grads&qu
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RunawayGalaxy
6y ago
To what end?
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