I don't know, I have no problem ignoring emails until I'm ready for a context switch. That's what makes email so great......you don't need to answer it immediately, you can wait until you're ready.
Also youtube.......I don't understand people who'd rather watch a video than read a transcript.
Skip Chrome and use Firefox with full ad block. If you don't have unlimited data, this is the wisest option (those ads aren't free for you, and they are heavy).
Since even 'approved' ads can contain malware, it is foolish to not block all the ads. Block them all (and if you must use a hosts file, why not?)
It would arguably be better if the money never left the states to begin with. No reason to pass it through the national government, giving the centralized region that much more power. (For example, for one thing, if the national government had less money, it would be harder for it to go to war).
So you end up going to work at 22:00 and return at 08:00 and it's all in the daylight, so what , these are just numbers. Travel planning will be simplified and so will arranging meetings where people join on-line from different time zones.
You optimize for the common use case.......talking about 9:00AM and expecting people to know it's morning is a much more common use case than needing to change your watch when you travel.
If I say, "Oh, it's 7:00PM in your time zone?" everyone already knows it's after standard business hours there.
Also worth mentioning that the weak spot in recorded music playback by this point is not the speakers, it's the recording process. Hard to get a really good recording of live music, for various reasons.
I've been writing traffic modelling software for decades because I find it entertaining and relaxing. I would then occasionally move a few traffic cones in the morning and traffic would flow nicely both ways... until someone realized the cone shouldn't be there. The #1 factor I considered at all times was how does the behavior of one type of person impact the behavior of those around them. So, I'd place cones in places that would force people to do the right thing as opposed to permitting and therefore encouraging opportunism.
The headline is garbage, but there is some truth in the waterfall of words in that summary: we have become a nation of specialists. Not only are we specialists, but the amount to which we've specialized is actually quite stunning.
I appreciate your optimism for GPS, but there is a place in Oakland where Google maps will tell you to drive over the edge of an overpass. This is a funny clipbut it's happened.
Except I see very few people on the left accusing Trump of being a Russian agent, I won't say no one, but I haven't seen anyone on my FB feed claim it, and I have a lot more FB friends on the left than the right
If it 'alarms' you that a species evolves then takes over the niche of the unevolved species, then you must be a creationist. It happens all the time, as Darwin documented.
Most likely they found a jury that is not familiar with Uber's lack of ethics, and that is as it should be. Uber should be tried for this particular crime, whether or not they are unethical in general.
"He looks like a bad guy so he's probably guilty" turns out to be a really bad way to run a courtroom.
My hypothesis is that the general quality of professors has gone down in the last few decades. (There are still professors who are just as good, but the average has somehow dropped).
like when Ryanair suggests standing passengers on airplanes.
They're sending a clear propaganda message there that they are the cheapest. Someone will think, "Ryan Air? And I can sit down still? They're probably the cheapest."
Currently Rust has set a priority to make the language more approachable. It could be worse, it could be Haskell: even people who use it every day don't understand it.
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I don't know, I have no problem ignoring emails until I'm ready for a context switch. That's what makes email so great......you don't need to answer it immediately, you can wait until you're ready.
Also youtube.......I don't understand people who'd rather watch a video than read a transcript.
Forbes does that (if you have adblocker installed, you can't visit their site). They seem to be happy with it.
For me the end result is that I don't visit their site. And nothing of value was lost.
Skip Chrome and use Firefox with full ad block. If you don't have unlimited data, this is the wisest option (those ads aren't free for you, and they are heavy).
Since even 'approved' ads can contain malware, it is foolish to not block all the ads. Block them all (and if you must use a hosts file, why not?)
It would arguably be better if the money never left the states to begin with. No reason to pass it through the national government, giving the centralized region that much more power. (For example, for one thing, if the national government had less money, it would be harder for it to go to war).
Yeah, I have to agree. Email is the most important productivity tool of the last three decades.
It makes you think something else is going on here, especially considering three different universities decided to offer it at the same time.
So you end up going to work at 22:00 and return at 08:00 and it's all in the daylight, so what , these are just numbers. Travel planning will be simplified and so will arranging meetings where people join on-line from different time zones.
You optimize for the common use case.......talking about 9:00AM and expecting people to know it's morning is a much more common use case than needing to change your watch when you travel.
If I say, "Oh, it's 7:00PM in your time zone?" everyone already knows it's after standard business hours there.
Also worth mentioning that the weak spot in recorded music playback by this point is not the speakers, it's the recording process. Hard to get a really good recording of live music, for various reasons.
No one seems to care about the deficit anymore. And that is true both on the left and on the right.
I've been writing traffic modelling software for decades because I find it entertaining and relaxing. I would then occasionally move a few traffic cones in the morning and traffic would flow nicely both ways... until someone realized the cone shouldn't be there. The #1 factor I considered at all times was how does the behavior of one type of person impact the behavior of those around them. So, I'd place cones in places that would force people to do the right thing as opposed to permitting and therefore encouraging opportunism.
That is wonderful.
The headline is garbage, but there is some truth in the waterfall of words in that summary: we have become a nation of specialists. Not only are we specialists, but the amount to which we've specialized is actually quite stunning.
If this is a common problem for you, then you are choosing the wrong projects to depend on.
Well, look around. What ecosystem isn't changing?
I appreciate your optimism for GPS, but there is a place in Oakland where Google maps will tell you to drive over the edge of an overpass. This is a funny clip but it's happened.
Except I see very few people on the left accusing Trump of being a Russian agent, I won't say no one, but I haven't seen anyone on my FB feed claim it, and I have a lot more FB friends on the left than the right
This comment was posted directly above yours. You have unusual friends tbh. You're lucky, I get tons of "Russia Trump" spam in my feed.
until something disrupts the system and creates new opportunities.
Which happens all the time. In any particular ecosystem, one side or the other is always pushing ahead.
If it 'alarms' you that a species evolves then takes over the niche of the unevolved species, then you must be a creationist. It happens all the time, as Darwin documented.
tbh it seems like the negative publicity has caused them to grow.
Most likely they found a jury that is not familiar with Uber's lack of ethics, and that is as it should be. Uber should be tried for this particular crime, whether or not they are unethical in general.
"He looks like a bad guy so he's probably guilty" turns out to be a really bad way to run a courtroom.
My hypothesis is that the general quality of professors has gone down in the last few decades. (There are still professors who are just as good, but the average has somehow dropped).
Windows 10 is like an ad-smack to the face. Then they turn around and sell your personal info.
like when Ryanair suggests standing passengers on airplanes.
They're sending a clear propaganda message there that they are the cheapest. Someone will think, "Ryan Air? And I can sit down still? They're probably the cheapest."
Currently Rust has set a priority to make the language more approachable. It could be worse, it could be Haskell: even people who use it every day don't understand it.
I just cannot get my head around how my body simply had no need for any sugar or carbs at all.
Because your body is an omnivore, and it is good at thriving under a wide variety of different diets.
Sad but true. In many cases you're better off with no manager.