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by Dangeranger 4y ago
There is a speech that was given at EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center) in 2015 that is likely to have the quote you are looking for.[0][1] There is a short clip of his speech at the event which was reported by NBC News, in which h
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What Is Backstage?(backstage.io)
3 points by Dangeranger 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
Try going for shorter distances, at slower speeds, with less hills, more often. Make sure that you have 2-3 rest days per week for the first 60-90 days, then it’s okay to start ramping up by adding 10% more miles per week.
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
My ADHD symptoms have been drastically reduced after running daily for the past couple of months. Even while using medication, running improves results on top of what I had been seeing. It also helps to have a physical challenge to complete
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
For the past year I’ve been running a lot, and I’ve found that listening to podcasts and/or audio books is a great way to stay cognitively engaged with something other than the physical sensations of running, as a bonus you get to lear
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GitHub Privacy Changes, effective Sept. 1, 2022(github.com)
4 points by Dangeranger 4y ago|1 comments
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Statements vs. Expressions in JavaScript(joshwcomeau.com)
1 points by Dangeranger 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
Could you volunteer any of your time to help an organization that does something that is important to you? If you can, I would recommend connecting to a non-profit or public benefit organization and seeing if they have needs that you can fi
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
These sorts of sterile PR responses ... > "As part of a continued planning process where we regularly assess our resourcing levels against our company priorities, we decided to realign some of our resources to better drive focus and
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Tech companies may surrender abortion-related data(axios.com)
1 points by Dangeranger 4y ago|1 comments
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Software Design for Flexibility, How to avoid programming yourself into a corner(mitpress.ublish.com)
1 points by Dangeranger 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
Please cite a source that confirms your claim, rather than stating it as a fact without evidence. You may be right, but I have no way of confirming that given the content of your comment. The report I’ve cited makes a compelling argument ag
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
This statement is not accurate[0]. > But copyright law only protects “the fruits of intellectual labor” that “are founded in the creative powers of the [human] mind.” COMPENDIUM (THIRD) § 306 (quoting Trade-Mark Cases, 100 U.S. 82, 94 (1
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
Since the example given in the article is an integration test, it does not prevent using an HTTP replay server to simulate making real calls to the service within end-to-end tests. I think the author even linked to some of his favorite exam
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
If you ignore the past, your destination will be the same, and your reward will be to suffer the same pain.
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
Very cool! One suggestion, this is not Markdown, this is plain text for timelines. Don’t be afraid to distinguish your tool from its inspirations.
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
Not that weird, hello.com was also founded by Orkut Büyükkökten [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_(social_network)
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
My memory of the first version of Facebook was that it too didn't have a feed. I have fond memories of having to visit all my friends manually to see what they were up to in the last day. This made me more conscious of who I was thinki
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
GPT-3 can be quite adaptive given prompt engineering and the uploading of sample files. Have you used GPT-3 with any of the methods mentioned in the docs? I’ve seen that GPT-3 can produce quite starkly different results when prompted differ
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
The pixelated style is really wonderful. I’m glad they went with a whimsical theme.
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
I believe the parent commentator is referring to how screenshots of a diagram generated at build or runtime are almost always out of date. It’s better to generate a diagram as needed than to archive an outdated artifact that could lead to c
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Paper Programs(paperprograms.org)
2 points by Dangeranger 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
I’ll have a look at this, thank you. In what ways do you feel like TiltFive supersedes what Dynamic Land is doing? [EDIT]: After reviewing the marketing materials, it looks to me that this project is orthogonal to the goals of Dynamic Land,
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
Two things about Dynamic Land that I love. 1) Bret brought the computer into the world, instead of bringing the world into the computer, e.g. Oculus or Vive. 2) The operating system that senses the world and reads instructions from objects
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
The author, Bret Victor, put his money where is mouth was and founded a tangible computing organization named Dynamic Land[0] that is funded in part by the research organization led by Alan Kay. Dynamic Land might be the most interesting ap
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
Nobody that I’m aware of offers this as a turn-key solution at the same level that Heroku does. It’s a major selling point. Setting up a well organized PR to preview environment deployment pipeline, that can be automated by CI passing is ti
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Programming with Something [video](youtube.com)
1 points by Dangeranger 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
> As long as there are well-capitalized parties (Bitfinex, other exchanges) that want to prop up Tether, it will be fine. This reads like the honest description of a Ponzi scheme. As long as the originating parties, or newbie rubes, cont
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OSS-Fuzz: Continuous Fuzzing for Open Source Software(google.github.io)
2 points by Dangeranger 4y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 4y ago
You need to sign the Apple Developer terms of service and pay $100 annually I believe. People who ascribe to the FLOSS ethos are often opposed to the terms and conditions Apple dictates.

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