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https://notes.rolandcrosby.com/posts/unexpectedly-eponymous/
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> Rich person wants employees to work harder and have a lower quality of life. These are not in the article.
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EA Sports WRC has a bug that can be fixed by setting the date to March 1st. https://twitter.com/EAHelp/status/1763192739322085598
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The counterpoint to this is Greg LeMond's (possibly apocryphal) quote about cycling training: "it never gets easier, you just go faster." LeMond is the only American to win the Tour de France. Closest I can get to a citation.
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I'm a lifetime intermediate NYT crossword solver and this is impossible. I love it. Got lucky where a few of them were all but done when I started. Haven't even tried anything bigger than 3x3
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> Examples in documentation can (for some doc frameworks & languages) be set up to run as tests, ensuring they stay current and actually work. As an example, in Elm (as in many languages) your publicly exposed functions in a package
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> You’d be better off getting cargo ships to stop using sludge for fuel We're doing that. The thing is, cutting the sulfur aerosols emitted by bunker fuel burning ships has possibly led to a rise in ocean surface temperatures. The s
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A big one as a developer is internal investment. Who works on internal tooling and infrastructure? How robust is the CI/CD pipeline? How much of an event is it when a deploy happens?
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God are they ever nice saws too. Good for you big dog.
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Huh, how bout that. What models see it? I’d be interested to see what they’re doing vs what the Let’s Split and Iris do.
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> The hobbyist ergonomic keyboard community has used TRRS for the link between the left and right half of the keyboard for a while now, and it routinely causes issue due to people accidentally unplugging it while powered - which fries th
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too smooth too. Windblown desert sand has smooth grains that won't adhere inside of the concrete mix. Sand grains from water have been slowed down by the water when hitting one another, so the grains have jagged parts. At least accordi
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That's when Jony Ive was still around.
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"yay it's human" "oh no, it's too human" a tale as old as time, a song as old as rhyme.
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> But surely the idea of a mechanical man predates the term, robot. Automatons? Greek myth has Hephaestus (Vulcan to the Romans) making a bunch of robots. Talos was a giant humanoid guardian of Crete made of bronze. I can't remember
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haskell with default prelude is 2.0. Elm is 2 : Float.
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any time you want to do a bunch of unit conversions. I was doing some napkin math comparing Tadej Pogačar on a 1200 W e-bike to him on a gas dirtbike (gas dirtbike smokes e-bikes, btw) and it really helped with all the weights and powers be
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What we'd do for a bunch of them is put the indication and black box warning in a position:fixed element. That text would be the start of the full fine-print on the drug. When you scroll the fine print section into view the now redunda
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My first pro web development gig was at an agency that only did pharma. All pharma websites need to have the FDA's black box warning above the fold. So in some cases the fold is a regulatory concern, not one of vanity for designers.
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Brontosaurus is controversial! A paper in 2015 asserts that it's distinct from Apatosaurus. When I was in school it was well understood to be just another name for the apatosaurus. Some teacher claimed it was an apatosaurus with the he
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The sciences are full of new-latin and neo-greek formations like Biology and Astronomy. So reaching back the the original meaning of occult "to hide (from)" isn't that big a stretch. Especially when "occlude" comes
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Oh yeah that was the move at the time: tax and borrow from the Jews. The Jews are not citizens, they are the personal possession of the king not unlike swans and I think deer. Then yeah just kick em out when it's time to pay them bac
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> That is usually done with a fair bit of brutality Kicking out the Jews as an example. I know you probably know I just feel like it's worth having down in print here.
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I love this, thank you! If anyone else wants to open the file in VScode, the command is code -g "$file:$linenumber"
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I've shared it before but my tool for switching git branches based on time (it's called flog because I always read reflog as re-flog not ref-log) flog () { branch="$( git branch --sort=-committerdate --form
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for sure! Congrats on your big W!
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Related "An app can be a home cooked meal" on cloning the defunct social network app Tapstack for just his family's usage https://www.robinsloan.com/notes/home-cooked-app/
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Ooooh if we're doing climate change novels allow me to add 1) almost anything by Paolo Bacigalupi and 2) two of Kim Stanley Robinson's latest three novels 1. PG short story The Tamarisk Hunter audio and text. What if federalism br
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it thinks everything I draw is a caret.
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Send like in the mail on a USB stick?

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