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> compare photos of the 50s to now Genuinely curious, what am I supposed to take away from that comparison? I mean, I see a lot of oversized gas-guzzling cars and people with ugly sunglasses. In both sets of photos.
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8y ago
No, that mode is a weak compromise.
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That's a drastic oversimplification of the situation. If you're going to read the Slate article, be sure to read this too: https://www.vox.com/2018/8/3/17644704/sarah-jeong-new-york-t...
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8y ago
I think they're complimenting the appearance of the app.
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Reeder is excellent, and I've been happy with it, but the author is not usually quick to update it. iPhone X support was a notable exception.
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8y ago
I fully agree with the argument that digital can sound better than vinyl when properly mastered, but nothing you say here is correct. You’re not scraping metal across the surface unless you’re using a phonograph with steel needles to play 7
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8y ago
>Success of Homebrew was based on marketing No, as a user of every previous package manager for macOS, I can tell you that Homebrew was successful because it actually worked, and worked really well, and it kept working even for prereleas
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8y ago
Same — the Isaacson book doesn’t provide any insight into the man. ‘Becoming Steve Jobs’ does.
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8y ago
is this sarcasm? If not, do you have a reference? The usual argument is that sf needs more housing supply to meet demand, period, let alone affordable housing. Edit: see zkms, below.
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8y ago
Includes RSUs, for those who don’t feel like reading the article.
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8y ago
Scratch is nothing like HyperCard.
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9y ago
Available systems in the marketplace seem to suggest that you either need a windshield with special light-filtering properties (as in new Volvos), or you get a separate piece of glass/plastic material to project the HUD onto (every oth
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9y ago
So he’s never been to LA. Good. It will be a learning experience.
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9y ago
When I was working for a pro audio company out of LA, I ran into a product manager there who had been a sound engineer for porn. Good person.
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9y ago
Keyboards have arrow keys, and iOS supports shift-select and the Mac clipboard command keys, so you might give it a try if you’re having trouble with the touch interface. Kids probably don’t have the same issues.
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9y ago
Patreon is presenting this as solely as an improvement for the sake of the creators (see https://blog.patreon.com/updating-patreons-fee-structure/ ). If it's a necessity to Patreon alive, they're not presentin
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9y ago
The Murray, Cox book really is the best book on this topic. Criminal that it's out of print.
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9y ago
The typo in your last sentence (“rationale” where you mean “rational”) actually makes it more accurate. It’s possible to rationalize anything. Read history — maybe something by Halberstam — smart people can be very wrong. Groups of smart pe
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9y ago
> Shift select files I don't get this one. Do you not like that it's different from Windows; do you not know that the feature exists; something else? < http://osxdaily.com/2013/09/16/select-mult
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9y ago
> My tax rate is comparable to what it would be in the UK or Germany citation needed
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I don’t understand the comment about not being able to use C++. In C++, you certainly have the same low-level control over your objects as you do in C. You gain a lot of syntax sugar and additional type safety. If you just don’t wanna use C
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9y ago
Contemporary accounts of the Underground during the coal era vividly describe it as uncomfortably hot (and dark).
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Ruby is more concise whenever you have a need for case statements or regex. Really wish Ruby had won this war. It's much more pleasant to use.
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The languages are not very similar. What gives you that idea?
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9y ago
Turnabout is fair play.
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Nonsense. NeXT had largely failed in the marketplace. The best the NeXT people could do without Steve at the helm was Rhapsody, which Steve hated. And Jony Ive worked for Apple, not NeXT. That said, I fail to see what unique vision either T
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Nope. The water is largely coming through the same gross infrastructure. That map is not an accurate guide to regions of the state where arable water is directly available. Water issues in the west are complicated.
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10y ago
Miele is here, but they're known for vacuums and dishwashers, mainly. The Miele laundry appliances have tiny capacities compared to everything else sold in the US. My assumption is that Europeans wash clothes more frequently, in smalle
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10y ago
You're forgetting about dependency management. The win for in-ram cache on incremental builds is real.
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10y ago
Indeed, the Democrats have been right of center for some time. Obamacare is essentially identical to plans previously proposed by Republicans.
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