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A while ago I watched a couple of videos by Krazam [0][1] on competitive Excel. Thought it was just a sketch, didn't realize it was actually a thing. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICp2-EUKQAI [1] https:/&#x
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Microsoft open sources Salus software bill of materials (SBOM) generation tool
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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I use AlpineJS for reactivity. Along with JS Template literals[1], I can reach quite close to the ergonomics of having react like re-usable functional components without bringing in the whole complexity of react ecosystem. Works quite well
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Pace Layering: How Complex Systems Learn and Keep Learning
(jods.mitpress.mit.edu)
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AWS helped safeguard Ukraine’s data to preserve its present and build its future
(aboutamazon.com)
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This is a great idea. I would for more plain text editors to natively support common text to diagram solutions like PlantUML etc. PlantUML notation is somewhat readable even without rendering it.
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Everyone spending $43 billion cares about the economics of their investments.
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I have been having similar thoughts recently. With just 4 years into my career (working at a FAANG for last 2), I too am looking around for a job. But it all looks the same corporate BS, providing "business value", grinding for pr
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I am using https://github.com/RRethy/nvim-base16 for neovim.
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The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation by Jon Gertner. Gives a great and accessible overview of the incredible work that happened at Bell Labs from it's inception till it demise. Bell Labs is what happens
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5y ago
Also, you can install Sponserblock so that such segments are automatically skipped on youtube.
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Similar analogy would be, anything you say to anyone should be recorded, which can be subpoenaed. EDIT: What happens when I send someone an email in a made-up language which only we both know?
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Even more "radical" would be not giving the child a tablet at all.
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> rising interest rates making capital much more difficult too secure. Can someone please explain this to me or point me to some reading material. How does interest rates and investment in tech companies are related? How do we know that
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Can not recommend this series of videos from Welch Lab[1] enough on imaginary numbers. Deep dives into the history of how complex numbers were "invented" to enable mathematical representation which weren't possible by existin
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What is the source for book data? I was recently looking for a TMDB equivalent for books but couldn't find a good one. There is OpenLibrary but they don't have covers and only do dumps once a month.
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NFT marketplace OpenSea raises $300M at $13.3B valuation
(techcrunch.com)
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Same, and it made me feel less guilty about myself for abandoning AoC for a second year (after 17 days in 2019 and 19 days this year). It becomes just too time consuming after around 17-18 days since I am not a genius.
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Agree with this. I wrote some non-trivial amount of code in Rust just to give is a proper try. After countless hours spent in understanding borrow checker, life times and waiting for compilation to finish, I still have to constantly fight b
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Not OP but will definitely recommend Nim if you are intimidated by C++. Nim first compiles to C and then that C code is compiled to binary. If you know python already, you will feel right at home and you get better performance and a great t
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Is it just me or does the dark themes do not work for tables? For eg. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Ryzen_processors
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From the rust subreddit, which apparently is an "unofficial space" does not want people to discuss any specifics either. Why is this discourse happening in public? They want to use public opinion to bring reforms to the Rust gover
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Agree with you there, except the tooling part. I still don't love the dependency management having gone through pip/venv, conda, pipenv, poetry, ?? over the years. Everything else is fantastic with excellent community. I too am lo
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I am not sure how this is a slander. My point is, if python does not meet your performance/size/distribution requirements, choose something else instead of using "custom tools". Unless, compilation to other languages is
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From the readme: > It's written in Python, so the code is short and easy to change. But we automatically translate it to C++ with custom tools, to make it fast and small. The deployed executable doesn't depend on Python. Why Py
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If I am understanding it correctly, Cloudfront can use Accelerator to find the nearest edge location to cache, right?
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Closing The Portal App
(blog.pushbullet.com)
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> It surprises me that so many people are outraged by a Chrome extension that highlights names - and does nothing more as far as I know Nothing more as of now but you should see the support for it on twitter. This rationale is similar to
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> A competing letter in support of RMS exists and has accumulated considerably more signatures than the letter condemning RMS. > In response someone created a Chrome extension that marks repositories owned by a signatory of this suppo
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Lists work really well for me. Some popular lists like this[1] is a great place to start. Also on each film's page at the bottom, you can find lists it is on. So if you like a movie particularly well, you can find similar one in those
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