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by explorigin 6y ago
> He left Vice in 2008 due to what he described as "creative differences". Seems to me that after 12 years, Vice maybe shouldn't be judged for it's founders vices [pun intended].
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by explorigin 6y ago
All sorts of vibrating things will make your hands go tingly after a while. But if you're talking about your hand on the arm receiving the massage, you should probably see a doctor about that before you cause yourself nerve damage.
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by explorigin 6y ago
If you're more into coffee and are on more of a budget, the Ninja 12-cup makes an excellent cup of coffee. Combine that with Eight-oclock whole bean Columbian Coffee and any cheap grinder. I prefer this to any coffee-shop coffee.
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by explorigin 6y ago
My forearms get tight when I'm stressed or sleep deprived. I have one of those large "thumper" massagers (like the "Hangsun Handheld Neck Back Massager" on Amazon). When you use them, find the sore spot in your musc
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by explorigin 6y ago
I use Airpods on my Samsung Phone. You don't need an iPhone to enjoy the best aspects of airpods.
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by explorigin 6y ago
This is very risky. Some people are allergic and can become allergic to penicillin-based drugs. Also...how do you get the dosing right? How do you know when to quit taking it in order to be responsible not adding to the creation of antibiot
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by explorigin 6y ago
Subtle advertisement for poster's company.
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by explorigin 6y ago
You might find this article informative: https://developer.okta.com/blog/2019/10/17/a-thorough-introd...
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by explorigin 6y ago
I've been using Workman for 5 years now and it has been wonderful for reduced stress. The difference between QWERTY and workman has been so dramatic that I haven't needed to take any additional steps at managing forearm/wrist
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by explorigin 6y ago
Your expectations do not match the market. Businesses have rental agreements. Some company leaders have a hard time allowing people to work from home while they still pay for a building. When leaders do their work by collaborating with othe
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by explorigin 6y ago
There have been some comments about staying off HN (or any news site). But some tech news can further your knowledge and skills...so instead of foregoing news altogether, just don't make it the first thing you do in the morning. Instea
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by explorigin 6y ago
Likely, but not yet decided. The other front-runner is Tulsa.
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by explorigin 6y ago
Not to me. It was too stiff which caused it to move in some unnatural ways.
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by explorigin 6y ago
Water, dust, cloth and hair physics are all still in the uncanny valley...not to take away from the tremendous progress with triangles and lighting!
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by explorigin 6y ago
I'm not looking for what is good, just what's better. Do you have a recommendation for what is better in the PC world?
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by explorigin 6y ago
I also own a Precision M3800 (the business version of XPS 15). It is on par performance-wise but not in fit and finish (rubberized wrist-rest? what was Dell thinking?) Granted there are many generations of the XPS 15.
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by explorigin 6y ago
Perhaps, but show me build quality on the same level in the PC world. Even though I find Apple lagging behind it's previous standards in build quality, it's still better that most in the PC world. (I'm still on a mid 2015 MBP
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by explorigin 6y ago
I disagree. In order for a hospitalization to count, they have to have a positive test. First, we have to factor in test inaccuracy and then the fact that doctors are still triaging tests even if a patient has symptoms. These numbers can&#x
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by explorigin 6y ago
Krebs updated the article. Basically all those domains were registered by someone snatching them up before someone else could for the purpose of preventing profiteering.
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by explorigin 6y ago
Total hype. The nail penetration test shown at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIt5z4wT9RE&t=2352s remains unconvincing. One YT commenter points out the different shapes and different voltages of the test batteries.
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by explorigin 7y ago
https://gisanddata.maps.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.h...
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by explorigin 7y ago
"rework" doesn't have to be so negative. Requirements change, the markets change...and thus software must change. It doesn't mean it wasn't done well the first time.
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by explorigin 7y ago
How is this question relevant to remote work? In any sufficiently large software shop, this problem is universal. How does one end of the company announce what they are working on to the other end? At my company, we have monthly organizatio
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by explorigin 7y ago
Technically interesting and also interesting that this comes from Tencent. > Tencent Holdings Limited is a Chinese multinational conglomerate holding company founded in 1998, whose subsidiaries specialise in various Internet-related serv
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by explorigin 7y ago
Parent's point with the carport is that it would also keep the car from heating up in the sun. "Anywhere else" doesn't necessarily provide the benefits he's talking about.
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by explorigin 7y ago
tl,dr: - safer than lithium-ion - "220 Wh/kilo, which is only around 55-60% of the 350 Wh/kilo of energy density for lithium-ion battery." - "only capable of 150 cycles of charging and discharging" Interesting
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by explorigin 7y ago
Need more info. What do you mean by radically fast? Unless you're doing lots of computation in your web request, then the "steering code" that is currently nodejs is almost never your bottleneck. 90% of the time your database
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by explorigin 7y ago
Why does it need firebase? That doesn't seem to tic the "not-google" box. :-)
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by explorigin 7y ago
In short, it would be wrong to expect all software engineers to be product engineers. It takes more than code-monkey experience to foresee markets needs and develop to them. In some ways it's the difference between a mechanical enginee
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by explorigin 7y ago
This range is not really surprising. Musk has previously stated that the performance limitation on the Model S has always been the battery. So the bigger the battery, the more juice you can pull for crazy launches. The 620 mile range is jus

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