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shinycode
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I used a single monitor for a very long time with virtual spaces and windows switching. Over the years I found that having some windows displayed all the time in dedicated displays makes me more productive because I don’t have to switch al
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I see your point. We agree that on a 600x600png there is a finite number of possibilities given a set number of colors. It could be possible to « brute force » all the images possible which would be the equivalent of trying all the combin
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Without trained models from human creativity, what can AI do ? These AI emerged because of human creativity. Picasso created it’s new art form from its own creativity. He created something no one ever though of before. Now AI are fueled wi
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4y ago
I’m using a Dell D6000 hub with two 4K screens using display link and one iMac 5K with a luna dongle. So 4 screens in total with the MacBook Pro M1 with 8gb and all screens at 60hz. Everything is fluid with a web stack (node, angular and t
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4y ago
It depends also on the % of what. 600% of 1$ 18% of 1 000 000$ Which % do you prefer ?
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On the contrary, it’s been way easier to change course and visit things along the way because I didn’t have to worry about losing the memorized road. In the GPS there is POI as well which help not to miss amazing spots along the way … I mea
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4y ago
I went on a trip across Europe without checking any maps in advance and without any maps in my car. Multiple times. I never visited those countries before and arrived at precise locations, on time, without any kind of error. For me that’s i
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5y ago
Then it’s a matter of equilibrium I guess. Even if you love biking it’s harder to do it safely at night. So we « naturally » wait for sunlight. When things we love are accessible at all times and this barrier is removed the equilibrium hav
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Infinite scrolling feels just like eating only pure sugar. It’s not quality food but really addictive. To fight this addiction physical blocking is one part of the solution. The other part is psychological and thus personal. What works for
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I don’t know why but I never ever miss caffeine and I can drink coffee any time, even before bed, without any kind of effect. I hate the taste of most coffee, but great coffee, which is well and lightly roasted and grinded the right way wi
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5y ago
I had the same weight feeling for years until I discovered clipboard management software. It changed everything
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I noticed it as well. With real focus I’m learning the same way. And if the speaker is speaking slowly it’s even better. If the speaker has a foreign accent hard to understand speeding up can be harder if not listening in my main language.
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Are you really comparing people to a thing ? Time is being bought from employers. Years of life that can never be taken back or used to something else. We are not products. As social being the price our time is being compensated define a
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5y ago
I noticed the same thing these last few days ... I thought about the same answer as well and it's pathetic to monetize things by taking down quality first ... they're gonna bleed users.
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Products in the case described are usually tools. What tool do you need for what purpose, is the right question to ask. Are you using it as a professional, as a hobbyist or out of curiosity ? Then choose the product from your real needs. I
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My iPad Pro from 2017 works like the first day, I wanted to update but besides a nicer design there is not need to update it’s just super fast at everything
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Coming straight from the Museum in Nîmes, France where there is an arena : You could become a gladiator in one of several ways. Many gladiators had been taken prisoner in one of the numerous wars waged by the Romans. They gave the spectacle
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You are right
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I understand that, maybe they’ve done studies on how often people reload a page and made a decision based on numbers. After 20 years of browsing the web, at least for me, THE way became the shortcut and I never click on that (now useless)
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I actually like this change. I’ve been using software for more than 25 years so I’ve lived the evolution of UI a bit and sometimes we feel that it’s a regression. But after a period of transition every time I liked the product more. « The f
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You’re welcome to use Windows XP for that matter … seriously I understand because it’s a tool for me as well but it’s the price to pay when you have a product used by millions / billions of people … there is so much different needs and
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I CMD+R every time and I guess for the amount of time people reload it’s not costly to learn it …
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I agree, even in dev situation I copy paste the url elsewhere to read/work on it. It’s a smart move to shrink the address bar like that.
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Maybe because the background color is pink ? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Nice lib ! I’ll try it as soon as I can, there are a ton of options and it supports multiple frameworks. Great job !
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I have an iPhone with AdBlock Pro and I use NextDNS on all my devices. I almost never have any ad with NextDNS (paid version) so for me it works really well. Sometimes it’s « annoying » because I click on links from articles and emails and
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I made an iOS app that is structured around the same idea of a Bullet Journal. Is allows me to segment my tasks by priority of today / this week / this month and later. Even on paper that’s a nice system that works pretty well to
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I uninstalled Chrome and switched to an other Chromium alternative and never looked back. Never had a performance issue on my Mac since then …
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Amen to that
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Personally I couldn’t care less about all those scores. Why should they mean anything to me ? I’ve been on all the same websites as you for years, when I can contribute I do it. When I find a good answer or topic that unstuck me or help me
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