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Photoshop is one of the primary painting apps in the professional industry.

From illustrators to matte painters, photoshop is probably the most common painting app you’ll find.
Apple unveils the ... Microsoft Surface? I'm not seeing a "complete redesigned" iPad, if anything, it's a desperate gasp at the Surface and Chromebook markets.
To say it's "unusable" is ridiculous.

It works perfectly fine. Only main difference is that, in landscape mode, instead of people seeing you look slightly down instead of into the camera (like laptops), people see you look slightly left instead of into the camera.

99% of people seeing your image in the call won't notice or care. Especially when things like your lighting setup make most of the difference that people do notice, which has nothing to do with the camera you're using.
Why would we identify a sequence of pulses as integers if, for example, the passage of time is perceived differently by aliens? Or if mathematics within alien life is based on atomic units of group like set logic, and so the sequence of pulses itself is seen as "1".
Everyone says this, but do actual studies that show homeschooled children have worse outcomes socially exist?
Has there been any recent discussions as to why Apple still hasn't introduced cellular connectivity on their laptops? Is it yet another attempt to get people to convert over to the walled garden of iOS? With every ipadOS iteration, they push it to be closer and closer to a desktop experience (windows, monitor support, keyboard trackpad cover, etc).
I’m happy to pick a job based on the commute. It’s not hard in the Bay Area to find something good and close. I’ve never had more than a 15 minute commute when living here.
Your city needs homes for people who work at McDonald's. Not more luxury apartments.
I agree with you. There was no attempt to engage the material of your original post. It was classified as psycho-babble from the outset and thus engaging it seriously would nullify that classification.
> You mean "a very slightly bigger half of them", right?

Closer to 83% but I agree it has probably trended substantially downward in recent months.

> Nah, my thesis is that Russia started with it immediately.

Why didn't they do this mass murder in Crimea or Donetsk once they got effective control?
Yes but planting trees and turning it to lumber is an excellent way to sequester carbon.
> if the US ever gets caught

Exactly: if.

> we'd significantly burn our relationships with our European allies

But let's say that the US is caught red-handed. I doubt the consequences will be anywhere close to dire for them. See what happened when CIA was revealed to be spying on chancellor Merkel (hint: nothing). As this action will not be directly against any EU nation, significant reactions are very unlikely.

At least a few EU countries would probably align with the US, vetoing/dampening any centralized reaction from the EU. I am aware of at least one EU leader that wouldn't mind undermining EU in exchange for an invitation to the USA and a photo-op with the POTUS.

Some countries will be secretly mad, yes. But they won't have the option to stay mad for long. At the end of the day, US would even find their geopolitical position reinforced because of the fragmentation inside the EU.
https://librewolf.net/
I use it everyday for handwritten math. Unfortunately, the software is meager compared to the hardware.
Not every single worker needs work to socialize with others. Some people have places of worship and other things to socialize.

All this means is that working in an office should be optional. Forcing it on everyone just because some people use work to socialize is not intelligent.
as an avid comic book reader, the 12.9" iPad Pro is _perfect_ for reading comics, you don't have to zoom in or out at all and you can simply read. The 11" model might be fine too but I've only ever used the 12.9" model. It's slightly oversized, like the treatment some of the deluxe hardcover graphic novels get, and it's absolutely glorious to be able to read without zooming in.

I'd love to get a newer iPad, but the price is bananas for me given the use case. I bought the pre-2018 model and it's still holding on but I'm going to be bummed when this one reaches the end of it's usable life due to software updates and such because I can't afford (or, justify maybe) one of the newer models.
For one itemization of a lot of the concerns at the time, here's a Massachusetts Nurses Association statement, dated 2005, from their perspective:

https://web.archive.org/web/20101125034813/https://www.massn...
You can socialize at work without having it tied to your social life.

I miss everyday banter and eating lunch with my co-workers.
Handwriting?
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Still does not handle digital signature.
Why? Over a decade ago if someone asks editing or something like the lock in the adressbar for https comes sooner for pdfs..
(libreoffice or ubuntu's pdfsig command shows the signature and check its validity)

On the other hand this is the only browser showing its attachment.
Mess with the UI all you want, just give the users the ability to use the one they are used to, or opt-in to the updates. Bonus for supporting customizable profiles and presets
Yeah my words were too strong, I’ll own that. I didn’t mean to come across so aggressive.

Another way to phrase it: if someone were to follow a thought experiment in a another subject like biology or geology, the response from the educated community would be different. I’ve seen it on here before. The response is something akin to “hey yep that’s an interesting thought. It’s been done before, here are some links if you’re interested in reading further”.

I just tend to see a very different (much more critical) response from people in philosophy, often with overtones of condescension and smugness. Not saying OP was guilty of that, just that I mistakenly responded as if they did.
A fun article about this very situation:

https://www.damninteresting.com/the-unfortunate-sex-life-of-...
Formal Methods at Microsoft – Nikolaj Bjørner
...Wow. I'm speechless at that. I don't know what I would do to that person in a dark alley....
According to the other guy that founded the Range Rover forum I run, in the 1990s when they were getting P38s as traffic cars the training for "really really stop right now" was to throw it into reverse at 70mph and plant the throttle.

It appears that ZF 4HP20/4HP22 gearboxes can do this an unlimited number of times without apparently being damaged, but I'm not trying it on either of mine.
There may be a gamut of people replying saying "I don't go to work to socialize" but work is definitely a place to network and find new colleagues and opportunities beyond. Trying to say that any work one does is done without any interaction with your coworkers apart from sparse Slack/Teams messages just isn't true
Lyft wants a free ride from California’s richest
> Socializing with others

Must be a cultural thing, but in my sphere 'home' is where a lot of socializing with others takes place.
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Perception is everything?

https://odomtology12step.com/clancy-disease-perception/
KDE definitely still lets you theme like crazy, I believe including the scroll bar settings

The CSS comment sounds like Gnome. I used Gnome for fifteen years and got tired of what you're complaining about and switched to KDE eight or nine months ago and haven't looked back
Best food on the planet? Seriously? I mean SF is pretty good but I'm not going to choose it over New York or London.

In addition while climate (though people will argue about the city itself as opposed to the South Bay) and natural beauty add to SF's appeal, I'm not sure how many it would draw absent the economy. Certainly there are many mostly East Coast plus Chicago cities that attract a lot of people without the climate or mostly the geography.
Those are pretty much the big reasons!

Others may be:

* Access to specialist resources/equipment which is only available in the office,

* Costs of heating / cooling / etc. (more significant now, in Europe at least),
Same goes for music production. I've tried using a few iPad DAWs over the years, but it's so much slower than using a keyboard and mouse, or just popping open your Macbook with Live. Apple already has a product segment that does fairly well with this market, trying to force the iPad into being something it's not just looks silly.
All I want is wireless devices that can be connected to my 2.4GHz and 5Gz network at the same time with the same IP.
iOS 16 fixes that.
I'm seeing the mental illness label used to defend him more than stigmatize him. The tone is "he's not really responsible for the antisemitism, he just can't help it."
Yes, it's already in one of the Steven Black or Peter Lowe lists:

incoming.telemetry.mozilla.org
> Theoretically, the wages should come up to make it possible to live there, assuming the service providers are actually having trouble hiring.

Why, theoretically, would wages rise enough to make it possible for any worker to live in the city? I think the situation where workers with the worst alternatives and weakest negotiating position are stuck commuting into SF from outside is unfortunate but theoretically entirely understandable; SF wages aren't forced to rise to support someone living here, but only to be high enough relative to wages elsewhere to compensate for the cost of commuting.
I suppose it can vary but the condo HOAs I've had experience with only maintained the exterior and common areas. Anything inside the outer walls of the unit was the owner's responsibility. So leaking roof, the HOA would fix. Leaking pipe inside, or furnace or water heater problem, the owner would have to handle.
I imagine AirPods and the iPhone will be next year, considering the EU USB-C deadline is approaching and it doesn't really make sense for the AirPods and the iPhone to have different charging cables.
Being around other people in offices is becoming less and less appealing to many, respiratory viruses is a major downside.
Elect a socialist anti-business mayor and your wish will be granted.
National defense is becoming increasingly important,

Is it really? Why so?

Note: I'm not asking why national defense is important, but why it's increasingly important. That is, why is it any more important today than yesterday, or 5 years ago, or 15 years ago, or 35 years ago...
Seems like we just don't know much about what they did there, yet. Let's see how many mass graves are there once Ukraine gets the land back. Are you going to put your money on it being 0? Or maybe they simply planned the genocide for later, you never know with these crazy dictators.
It is not. In the words of Dr. Shi herself:

> We have done bat virus surveillance in Hubei Province for many years, but have not found that bats in Wuhan or even the wider Hubei Province carry any coronaviruses that are closely related to SARS-CoV-2. I don't think the spillover from bats to humans occurred in Wuhan or in Hubei Province.

https://web.archive.org/web/20210727042832/https://www.scien...

Coronaviruses are basically everywhere, as are bats. The greatest abundance of sarbecoviruses is far from Wuhan, though. The closest relatives to SARS-CoV-2 were found in Yunnan and surroundings, near Kunming or Pu'er, and now in Laos.
Siemens has a new product that basically bypasses this entire problem by installing as a mezzanine connector into the power meter. Called the ConnectDER https://connectder.com/

Regardless of what people will continue to claim, a 110V 15A outlet is really not enough. It's possible if you live your life on a strict schedule, drive very little, are very diligent about keeping your car plugged in, and don't mind having to go to a public charger routinely to sit for half an hour because you couldn't be bothered to hire an electrician one time to make the situation better for you in any possible way.
A home where your may live with a good number of people and no workspace besides your bedroom can be very distracting. And assuming all software engineers are paid MAGMA wages and are higher class workers than others in their company is absolutely incorrect
Yeah... I like Copilot for helping me with specific coding/data entry tasks, and I like Stable Diffusion for helping with my art workflow (I'm also an artist). I tend to keep quiet about such opinions on here, though, because I know I'll get downvoted into oblivion for heresy.
> boys being more likely to turn an assignment in late

Sure, but that runs against the popular narrative of "no biological differences". If we accept that boys are more likely to "x", we have to also accept that _girls_ are more likely (or less likely to) "y", which opens all sorts of pandora's boxes. They're looking for an explanation that discounts biology.
Supports Apple Pencil first gen but needs adapter to charge because it doesn't have lightning port
I don't understand why working in an office isn't optional for certain jobs. If you want to go to the office, go in. If you want to work remote, then work remote. Why should either remote, hybrid, or on-site become a top-down policy imposed on all employees?
Anecdotal evidence only goes so far, but I knew 3 or 4 homeschool kids when I was growing up, and I feel like there's an answer in the fact that we never learned their names and always called them "one of those homeschool kids"

That said, on the other hand multiple people I knew from high school have since overdosed. So there's a spectrum no matter what you do.
Yup, exactly. It's not that weird, every office I've worked at in the last 10 years has had a full kitchen and shower, it's almost a required perk in the bay area. The only weird thing IMO is it has a washer and dryer, I've not worked in an office that has those, that's the only difference from "normal" IMO.
Agreed, growth is a vague term, such that you can hide your lack of knowledge of the situation or the person, or it is just straight exploitation sprinkled with bs
Why can't the nuclear shills talk about projects like this?

Using the 2/3rds of the power that usually goes into disrupting river habitats changes the calculus enough that it could be worth the downsides.
> I gave an example from our own earth indicating intelligent life can manage without zero.

Firstly, I disagree that humanity managed without zero. Literally everyone had an intuitive understanding of zero, they just didn't have it in their formal systems that were being studied by philosophers. For instance, try walking walking up to a vendor in Ancient Greece and just taking something without paying.

Secondly, it's largely irrelevant because a lot of math with zero can be mapped to math without zero with no loss of information, so even if aliens used math without zero there would be no trouble communicating as there would still be an understandable formal correspondence.
The people who downvote this comment probably have not used libcamera. All the smart pointer stuff makes it needlessly difficult. Ironically, the first example on how to use libcamera that I could find leaks memory.
The majority of teachers are female and while I'm not going to claim it's misandry per se, it's likely that they identify more with the girls and thus are biased.
Union types and sum types are different things. Given a type 𝐴:

𝐴 + 𝐴 ≠ 𝐴

𝐴 ∪ 𝐴 = 𝐴
Thank you.

>> Rockstar -> ...looks like Belkin still does user research ;-)
I prefer the bluetooth ones for convenience, but the option to go wired would be nice. Especially since some VOIP and conference software does weird stuff with latency compensation when you're on bluetooth.
But I don’t care about the "who", I care about their arguments. The user in question has shown with their arguments, that they are like a tabloid paper, not only do you have to take what they write with a grain of salt, it’s better to start from the assumption they are lying. It’s the same reason I use the Axel Springer (German publisher of Europe’s biggest tabloid BILD) blocklist, so visiting their sites takes an extra click.

edit: If I cared about the who, I’d remember the names.
If the building has shared mechanicals (hvac, etc) it could also include heating and cooling.
Teacher's core competency is teaching. They study it for years, practice it for years, in a system tuned over time. You have never done it before. You really think you can do better?
> if they don't stop then I'd think one of those would have to go, makes little sense keeping 2 product lines which are like almost the same?

I feel like this is exactly what they want. My only question is how much i'll be able to modify my laptop long term. Ie i run Nixpkgs (ie the package system from NixOS) on my laptop. The day i can't modify my Mac OS to my liking is the day i stop buying their laptops.

I do think there's a market for people who want laptops that have the lockdown of phones. Where less things can go wrong because you can't change a lot.
I expect on-chain transactions will eventually be extremely high-value, between major players and institutions willing to pay the fees, while the daily transactions will be on sidechains/other layers.

I'm not sure the fees will actually change a whole lot if denominated in BTC. I just expect that when 1 BTC is worth a lot more than it is now in fiat, people won't be paying for their coffee on-chain (assuming inflation doesn't do crazy things to the price of a cup of coffee!).
Not sure how you figure? Minimum wage in Illinois comes to $2600/month for 40 hours/week. You're giving them a room in a place where the prevailing rent is clearly over $2000/month, which is hard to price at less than $1000/month (a "two roommates" situation)... so your proposed value package is well over twice the HOA fee.
I bought a 2G ipad pro and it was very useful as just a writing tablet. Unlimited paper, though I had to get a paper-like screen protector since otherwise their wasn't enough friction between the screen and the pen to make me happy.

I'm disappointed there aren't more pen-based programming experiences out there, but I can't really think of any useful ones myself either.
Does it scale down? I can see two floors of an office building making a (very expensive) apartment but what about a cheap 1 bedroom? In "office mode", the office unit would be < 50% office, with most of the floor plan as bathrooms, laundry, and kitchen.
They die of overheating since they had to do construction under extremely high temperatures.

I know someone who built tailor made accounting software for employee tracking involved in the process. This was 5-6 years ago. They did their usual thing but the client came back to them and said they were missing a column for “deaths”. They dutifully added one. He quit the company shortly after.

For them it’s just accounting. These are people from India, Bangladesh who work there under desperate conditions.
You can't just convert office space into residential space. Completely different building codes. Just the retrofit for the plumbing makes it untenable.
demand won't be low if that's when everyone is charging their EVs. lol
Haven't you forgotten to ask the Board of Supervisors?
Have you compared it to mobile chrome? Chrome feels so much faster.
They seem to be using "Super Retina" for all their OLED screens.

(I agree with artimaeis the marketing is confusing and they should publish a glossary page with definitions for these terms).
I have a 2018 model and love the 12.9" screen size for media, note taking, reading, sketching, etc.

That said if they made a cheaper version with a 12.9" screen I would have bought that instead. I don't do anything that needs a desktop class processor.

Artists do love the performance though, people use them for video editing or large image editing with lots of layers.

Edit to add - 12.9" is also helpful for using two apps in splitscreen. Might become less important with Stage Manager, we'll see how I like that.
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Absolutely. HOAs bring out the worst in people. If you're reading this and you don't own a house/condo yet, think twice before you buy into an HOA community. HOAs can quickly devolve to point where entire meetings are spent discussing whether or not someone should be allowed to put chickenwire on the bottom of their back fence (true story).

And, unlike you're principle payment (which at least is an asset), HOA payments are something you will never see any return of value on, especially since they reduce the desirability of the property in question. If you doubt this, Just ask anyone who's had an HOA, whether or not they'd rather buy a property with an HOA or one without.
Shared spaces need shared employees. Employees legal to work in the U.S, at the wages which are normal in SF (you don't want to keep hiring and have people quit after 1 month because someone is paying them more)

I also find elevators to add a decent amount to the overhead

Not everyone is fit for condo living, but those who do prefer to have a building manager full time on site they can talk to. They also want amenities, a gym or even a pool (which means paying a lifeguard), a rooftop or shared working space. And trust me the condo owners aren't going to go and mop that rooftop or gym, they're going to need even more employees to do that
How and why is Materialize compatible with Postgres?
Hey @wanderingcoder, my cofounder and I had the same problem as you when we were looking for coaches. We'd love to chat if you have 15 min? My email is jenn@getcoach.io.

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I don't think apple will implement something like this if it cannibalizes sales of a higher end product with more profit margin. I wouldn't expect a feature like this until there is a ipad sold for the price of a MacBook pro plus an ipad(e.g ipad super pro for 2000$).
I'd wager it's a Qualcomm negotiation thing.