ISL

53 ms·

631.
by ISL 5y ago
Triggering testing/education after traffic violations might be a middle-ground.
632.
by ISL 5y ago
And every drunk/elderly driver -- the car's decision to move after a traffic-stop felt very much the behavior of someone with impaired cognition.
633.
by ISL 5y ago
Most, perhaps all, people are.
634.
by ISL 5y ago
There is a certain joy in seeing that this submission is presently titled: [flagged] Heresy
635.
by ISL 5y ago
I'm a late-riser by nature. Being early, however, is a superpower. If you show up to a meeting prepared or get correspondence out to your counterparties early in the morning, everything goes better. So, early rising confers a number of
636.
by ISL 5y ago
In one recent year, gambling took in $72 billion in the United States; movie tickets, $9.5 billion; theme parks, $10.3 billion, cable TV, $51 billion. Gambling is bigger than any other form of recreation and entertainment in the country.
637.
by ISL 5y ago
Agreed -- talking about things really can help. Sometimes you'll unexpectedly discover that talking about things isn't just helpful for you, but also for the person on the other side of the conversation; at some point, everyone&#
638.
Be Generous with Your Interfaces(travisjungroth.com)
1 points by ISL 5y ago|0 comments
639.
by ISL 5y ago
Looks like my question was answered in a sibling thread. The behavior of Alt+Click/drag is to allow you to click on any part of a window and move the window. It is extremely useful not just from time-savings (no need to click on the t
640.
by ISL 5y ago
Thank you!!!!
641.
by ISL 5y ago
Is there a macOS equivalent to Alt+Click/drag in X? That's something I still miss from linux/unix systems.
642.
by ISL 5y ago
In the 80s/90s, travel-agents had a terminal that would allow them to search for and book travel much as one would do with Google Flights/Expedia/Travelocity today. Access to those networks cost real money, so travel agents b
643.
by ISL 5y ago
Autonomous cars are going to reshape the motel market and commuting. If you can sleep comfortably as your car drives you from SF to LA, it is a game-changer. If you can WFH from your car as you commute to the office for mid-morning meetings
644.
by ISL 5y ago
When liability insurance costs plummet, the total cost of ownership will drop, too.
645.
by ISL 5y ago
Agreed -- this is the kind of feedback that is actionable and, given OP's description of multiple employees feeling uncomfortable with the new hybrid arrangement, the kind of feedback that could improve the company's future.
646.
by ISL 5y ago
Can I use Signal to prove the authenticity of authorship on documents?
647.
by ISL 5y ago
Come join us at Rover. Our team and adjoining teams are hiring for Business Analysts, Data Engineers, Software Engineers, and more in the US and EU. https://www.rover.com/careers/search/ https://news.yc
648.
by ISL 5y ago
I disagree with a statement in the article: "As a tech employee, if you can’t bear overtime, you can pivot to other industries. But the social problem is not going to be solved because you quit." Quitting is the most powerful si
649.
by ISL 5y ago
A keybase equivalent that gains widespread layperson adoption. If you extend from five years to fifty, then the answer will be climate-related.
650.
by ISL 5y ago
I'd go so far as to see competition doing research as a compliment. Keep an eye on features that they find interesting. There may be a reason. As far as reacting to their presence on your service, the golden rule is a great place to st
651.
by ISL 5y ago
For the bigger players, they miss out on market segmentation. An EOS M with Magic Lantern has a number of features that are featured on Canon's cinema line, for example. The M is perhaps no longer competitive in key ways, but had ML b
652.
by ISL 5y ago
Kind of surprising to see Fujifilm do this. On the flip side, it suggests that there are probably some interesting things that are possible with the SDK.
653.
by ISL 5y ago
There is an argument to be made in the opposite direction. One of the key benefits to open source software is the opportunity to inspect the code that you're running... before you run it. At issue here isn't open source as a conce
654.
by ISL 5y ago
As several here have noted, an antidote is to use both RAW and jpg formats. I have my Pixel set to dual outputs, which yields both Google's processed image and a dng I can use later. For the shifts in color (blue skies at night or colo
655.
by ISL 5y ago
Whoa. Mortal Kombat has changed.
656.
by ISL 5y ago
Feng and English rides around with me in a messenger bag, but I derive joy from reading other translations, too. It feels like kind of a living document, with everyone viewing the underlying ideas from their own perspectives.
657.
by ISL 5y ago
The Tao Te Ching has given me more contemplative moments per page than anything else I've read.
658.
by ISL 5y ago
The position of, "we would like to have safe workplaces during a pandemic," seems utterly reasonable.
659.
by ISL 5y ago
I believe that they have achieved diffraction-limited alignment. What about the image suggests that there is more work to do? The starburst pattern is part of the intrinsic PSF, not a signal of alignment error.
660.
by ISL 5y ago
One should not value the time of operation as much as the total value of science returned. If JWST can engage in science operations for even a year, it will transform our precision understanding of the universe. This is like switching on t

More ›