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CoffeeOnWrite
2y ago
There comment is in response to the article. The article straight up advocates for starting from LLM generated code. This is a perfectly valid counter point. Aside: it’s confusing that parent commenter used “cheating” in a completely differ
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I think the inverter is always running in between the batteries and the AC outlets. It's a dedicated "solar circuit". I have questions. What's the point of a dedicated solar circuit? They are leasing from their "loc
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2y ago
E-bikes though?
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2y ago
Unfortunately the citi bikes are expensive enough that they may be more expensive than sharing an uber with one other person. Anecdote, paid $15 x 2 to take two citi bikes across Brooklyn to avoid a two-leg l-shaped subway ride. Coming home
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Scaling Engineering Teams in a Remote-First World
(derrickburns720047.substack.com)
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California scientists accidentally find nuclear fever dream in Arctic snow
(sfgate.com)
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> but at the end of the day I'm not building the service. I _am_ the service. I agree. For me though, it gives me pride to own my services and be fully accountable to the business, especially as part of a team with whom I build comr
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Stanford expert on 'lying and technology' accused of lying about technology
(sfgate.com)
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Here’s a house in San Francisco that’s on a dirt road: https://maps.app.goo.gl/UeLKZmXAcHUhTn848?g_st=com.google.ma...
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2y ago
My late model Subaru uses this cheap solution for the protection of the infotainment system. If it trips I need to wait for it to cool down for about an hour.
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2y ago
Put samples out
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Mortgage Your Retirement (2005) [pdf]
(whynot.net)
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Mortgage your retirement a.k.a. LifeCycle investing [Theory] (2023)
(bogleheads.org)
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> hole that size Bingham Canyon is roughly cone shaped, not comparable to the rectangular prism described above. To achieve comparable volume of the rectangular prism, you will need to dig a much deeper cone. https://www.minin
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2y ago
But you want a MMF that is the sweep. Like Vanguard, but not Schwab.
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2y ago
Or cooking with gas instead?
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2y ago
Yep it’s a small minority of herbs whose effectiveness is backed up by quality studies. Modern herbalists have “debunked” some traditional remedies. Some herbs have legitimate uses but are also fairly dangerous, like lobelia. There’s a whol
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The short answer that an herbalist will give you is to use the whole plant in order to benefit from non-active compounds that balance out the active compounds, perhaps providing benefits like reducing side effects or potentiating the active
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Record of relevance is important for validating oneself, but not the same as the quick discrete feedback the article describes for engineers. Your first two examples the feedback loop is very long. Recruiting a great connection is a great e
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Managers get endorphins on some special occasions: Closing a star candidate, getting a high-level promotion approved for an engineer, smoothly managing someone out, observing a brand new team make their first significant delivery.. what oth
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fluentd today is a popular (most popular?) log collector in k8s land.
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Off topic, but when you’re waiting for a gap to make your turn into your driveway, do you pull the left edge of your lane to allow people behind you to pass on your right? (I observe people that don’t do this, they dwell in the middle and o
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A Berkeley landmark is now embroiled in Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto drama
(sfgate.com)
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Erm human population is pretty far from uniform, and is a certain population threshold is a pre-requisite for building one of these sites.
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Did the delta show up on the strobe? Or is issue that the quartz is off and it’s feeding both the motor and the strobe? (Sorry if this is a dumb question. I don’t recall seeing speed calibration in the mk2 manual when I was setting up my se
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On a quartz deck like the 1200 mk2, the strobe is also quartz right, not mains? (Otherwise the strobe would be far less accurate than the motor..)
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Sigh, missed opportunity to use sleep sort to do the ordering. https://web.archive.org/web/20151231221001/http://bl0ckeduse...
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3y ago
Before ngrok we set it up in 15 minutes by configuring ssh and nginx a la https://gist.github.com/gdamjan/4586758
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Strategies for Diversifying Away from FAANG+ Company Stock
(andrenader.substack.com)
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3y ago
+1. They also will write new prescription for low-risk things. And you don't necessarily need video, they do it over messages and just ask for photos of symptoms, in some cases.
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