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Library of Babel
(libraryofbabel.info)
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I have thought that we should make entering the medical professions much easier. In order to become a nurse, you usually need a 4 year degree. This has two issues: 1. This is way to much time in the classroom. Much of that coursework simply
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Oh it never worked. It was bad design by someone who was well meaning, but inexperienced. All these issues were resolved, usually, by parsing the date into a proper Date class.
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I used to work at a company that stored all dates as ints in a YYYYMMDD format. When I asked why, I was told it was so we could subtract 2 dates to get the difference. I asked them why they couldn’t use DATEDIFF since this was in a sql db.
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I had no idea how many ads load the average page. I just forgot because I have been using uBlock for so long. I have been hesitant to use Firefox, just because I am used to chrome. But after Google forcibly disabled software that I chose to
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Is AI the end of coding as we know it, or just another tool?
(aha.io)
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1y ago
Incredible. I sometimes forget that manga writers use very real locations as references. I believe this is the backdrop for several Tokyo Ghoul scenes.
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Daily Notes Considered Harmful
(literallythevoid.com)
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FigurativeVoid
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I Outline Everything
(literallythevoid.com)
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NoSurf – Stop wasting life on the net
(nosurf.net)
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The Bear Manifesto – Herman's Blog
(herman.bearblog.dev)
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Anthropic Principle
(en.wikipedia.org)
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FigurativeVoid
1y ago
Digital whiteboarding tools are close, but I think they miss some of the magic of working in a shared space with an analog too. I can make more complex drawings in excalidraw than I could on a really drawing surface. I suspect that leads to
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One of the few things that I miss about working in an office is a large whiteboard and standing in front of it with a colleague. Working on an architecture with a peer and marker really led to some elegant class designs.
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Partitioning a large table in PostgreSQL with Rails
(aha.io)
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Home – Gov.uk Design System
(design-system.service.gov.uk)
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Full Text Search of US Court records
(judyrecords.com)
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2y ago
This is the thing that irritates me most. If I get in one line, I don't have to do anything. If I get in the other I have to unpack my laptop, take of my shoes, accessories, whatever. Once there was a woman in front of me who asked why
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2y ago
It's absolutely security theater.
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2y ago
The thing that's irritating about Read ID (at least in Ohio) is that the BMV would let you get an Ohio ID cheaper than a Real ID. Seems like a money grab when you know that people are eventually going to need a Real ID to fly.
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You're correct. But I think that it is still difficult to make an argument that is original enough to make a professor happy.
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I have been working on a bash only static site generator. I don’t think that I’ll share it, but its nice to know I own the tool chain and that I should be able to replicate it forever.
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I have a few thoughts, so I’m just going to write them out and see where they all go. I went to school in the US, so everything here applies for the US. - Credentialism isn’t a secret. Students attend university not to learn, but to get a c
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2y ago
I did. The article makes no claims about dreams or the relationship between dreams and sleep quality.
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Anecdotally, I’ve found that theanine radically increases the vividness and memorability of my dreams. Of course that might be be a great effect depending on the content of my dreams. That could mean deeper sleep, but I’ve not really measur
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There Is a Significant Need for Retirement Savings in the US
(apolloacademy.com)
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Rails views, web components, React. Why make a choice?
(aha.io)
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The more that we have AI trawling our writing, the more important I think it is to realize that AI is part of the audience. I have been thinking about writing more "cookbook" style posts so that users and AI have good modern examp
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A second thought. It leads to lazy application development. Whenever you have production intervention that happens more than a few times, you should just make a feature that does it safely via application code.
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I have so many horror stories from there. When they did decide to lock down the database, the DB admin only locked in down in the sql server client most people used. If you used some other client, you still had access. _sigh_
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