makeitdouble

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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
TBH I'm OK with having no labels. To make a real world comparison, I have a single closet in a my room with a lot of stuff in it. Would sticking a "Start" label to say "Start > first aid > bandaid" help that m
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
I was a wee little kid when I first touch windows 95, and only ever used dos before. The "Start" button made no sense. The computer was already started, and clicking randomly popped up menus and opened documents in their right pro
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
> Happy wife, happy life. Why wouldn't that happy cycle work with the husband ?
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
> Does it though? Suppose you can't find a tenant right now because the market is soft but is predicted to improve in a few years. You'd need perfect information to make a contractual decision on that, and it still has lasting
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
Here the bank cares less about annual income than future income. Keeping it vacant only impact current income, lowering rent impacts future forecasts.
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
"Feature touted to do <x> actually did <x> for me" is newsworthy. We're out from WWDC and a ton of marketing claims and PR has been thrown around. Taking any company's claim for granted would be foolish, and
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
My main point is that they are already fully effective. What you call "running around in total chaos" is exactly what the organization was built for, its actions follow its structure and the only improvement they'd benefit fo
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
I think parent would wish for something close to what heroku represented (what would it be ?) K8s is easier at smaller scales (I understand k3s as a packaged version ?), but you still need one or two people in your team to properly understa
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
To my eyes the chimpanze's "loaded gun" is the actual guns and the impunity to use them, and they're pulling the trigger because they can. Having accurate lists would be more of a painted targets instead of randomly shoo
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
I can't think of any such event where the issue came down to having a list or not. We can see a similar thing happening with ICE raids: do they have clean and tidy lists? No, they're supposed to know what they're doing, but i
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
It is indeed a bizarre discussion: nazis round up people with or without these lists, anyone could point the finger at a neighbor and they'd be gone tomorrow. The question becomes if it mattered whether the people sent in were actually
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
That papertrail mattered less than how you make it sound. France also sent people to the Germans during the occupation, and there was very little info needed. The gov wasn't caring much about due process or lengthy and accurate investi
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
> people stopped using them, I had many co-workers not owning a laptop outside of their work provided one. There is a mix of a workplace permissive enough of light use (browser/mail) for personal purposes, and most services having
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
> a single negative impact to my actual life. In anyway. At all. This is missing the broader perspective of identity becoming less reliable, and that results is millions of paper cuts in everyday life. The reason you need to scan your fa
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
> natural experiment: It was only available in certain regions. This study treats ATT doing market research and progressive rollout through prioritized markets as a "natural experiment". We could at least agree it's specif
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
Does your neighborhood have community meetings and operations ? (cleaning ? helping elderlies ? preparing for festivities ?) Do you have a hobby ? Would you do volunteer work ? Not knowing people is a solvable problem. Whether you like thes
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
Depending on where you live, police will be called.
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
> Just give me a dumb lens that does exactly what the body tells it to do. It's hard to convey, but for instance you can reverse the fo us ring rotation, which probably only resonates with people who had to deal with it daily. Or yo
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
The lens is communicating with the camera body, and you might want to adjust for newer bodies supporting more things for instance. I'm not aware of what exactly is changing, but I've already seen it happen with newer Sony bodies g
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by makeitdouble 3mo ago
For those who haven't followed the camera world for a while, at this point a lens for a mirrorless camera will have a USB-C port to receive firmware updates. Tamron lenses for instance will allow a wired control or a wireless dongle to
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
Sorry it was a brain fart. I meant Satya Nadella.
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
DeathArrow also touches on this, but to complete: Windows stopped being the Golden Goose a long time ago, probably from the point Satya Nadella became CEO. A visual aid from a quick search: https://visuwire.com/microsoft&#x2
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
"the Neo is competitive for basic office and media stuff" can be a better way to put it. I'd say the Surface Pro is a more competent but pricier jack of all trade. There's so many ways to express the same points with not
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
> eat healthy It sounds so simple, yet incredibly controversial when we go into the details. The people actually living up to 100+ years usually have been drinking/smoking or doing some other drugs to some extent, and that alone is
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
We could do the same exercise in reverse: Point me at a laptop with a touch and pen support and detachable keyboard, within the 13" range and 260+ppi resolution, that can virtually run modern software and mid-tier games at workable spe
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
Locking down your phone to block anything you don't want is doable at your own level. Opening up the ecosystem for those who care about better third party apps can only done by Apple. Those two desires should both be fulfilled.
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
Battery can be an issue though. In particular, replacement batteries can be a PITA to get if the model gets discontinued or parts are only available through corporate channels.
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
> MacBooks are still unbeaten hardware-wise. I'm still fascinated by how people throw these praises around with no justifications what so ever. Even staying within Apple lineups, as a thought experiment, do you think iPad Pro have i
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
I feel for your experience. To note, as a field we've long been one of the worst when it comes to depression and mental health (from the top of my head, we're par with teachers ?) It was brutal before any glimpse of remote work, o
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by makeitdouble 4mo ago
It's hard to really compare when we(the pre-internet generation) were raised in an offline environment from the start. At my current job we see "junior" devs with 3 years of GitHub contributions and fully in production person

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