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imo basic android tv os works better, i have a nvidia shield and it's good too (despite being old now).

you are amazing thanks!

this is great thanks a lot! on a similar theme...would anyone happen to know a public db like this but for workout exercises (with images/videos)?

I thought exactly the same things about the illumination, i feel like it's too much "look how cool rtx is" and not enough "this should be scary and dark". In this, and other demos,…

If one was a coder once, they don't need to keep coding to understand what a coder does. Plus it's a bit hard to be a manager of different profiles and different stacks and underst…

I have wrote an article a year ago about this. https://medium.com/fever-engineering/on-hiring-great-talent-... tbh it's very hard, in general, to assess someone skills in ~1 hour, …

I'll have to correct you here, while i am sure you can find (as i found) real parmigiano or in general good cheese in the states (by paying a lot of money for it) the law allows fo…

Procedures and ingredients quality are not respected in counterfeit products (for example it's acceptable, in the us, for grated parmesan to have cellulose/wood pulp in it) and the…

in the same society there are people that don't follow the bad habit advertised by society and with the amount of information and alternatives present today, I am sorry, but it's t…

priority matters though, if you want to go full Apple with UI/UX then you need to lock the UI/UX for years, like Apple does, and refine every little thing to bring a fully ecstatic…

it's not magic, processed food is something recent, sugary food/drinks is something recent, bad habits and lazy sedentary life is something recent. if you don't see this then I don…

there's studied that say between 1 and 2 years, that sounds like short time to me.

1% of people have that root cause. The stuff I have seen in the united states is not root cause it's just bad habits. happy for them to get any pills, injection or whatever they th…

yeah the reality is that people are going to take it in waves to "fix the mistakes they did in the past 6 months".

it's not unfair, the whole history of scientific progress is to cure unsolvable things with science. this seems pretty solvable to me ;) it's pretty much the same as giving everyon…

that's great, but it's not proper training, it's a hike, fantastic activity but (especially growing older) our life is mostly sedentary and it helps a lot to do a proper sport or i…

This approach will definitely save someone's life (and probably already is) but there's no golden pill that will, long term, give a healthy, in shape, body to people without effort…

quick question, do you do any physical activity? or if your hormone imbalance did not allow you to do it, now that you have a different medicament, have you started doing sport? No…

finally! now george rr martin can finish his book.

What I love about this is the narrative around loyalty like we are some kind of samurai. A company gets all the benefit to call itself "a family" and to push employees to be loyal …

I think you just found out the roots of every religion.

I think you identified the selling point of OOP, it's easy to reason about it and logically it makes sense to human because we do think in terms of objects (the user, the order, th…

OOP is easy to understand and explain and it makes sense initially, plus a lot of people specialize in languages/frameworks that enforce it, so it becomes easy to get trapped in th…

"Giving the user a choice to pay less and run their own binary of netflix would solve most of those issues" why? netflix works well for what they want and how they want it to work.…

"let me have a copy locally" is a very naive view of the world. 1. netflix works also in places with horrible connections/terrible bandwidth 2. what would you do? preemptively down…