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Kagi Summary: The passage discusses whether photons, the quantum particles of light, have a finite or infinite lifetime. It explains that while photons can be created and destroyed through various interactions, they cannot truly be "ki
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If something blocks the photon, that was "agreed" upon before the photon was created. A photon travels between an electron that emits it and an electron that absorbs it. These two electrons must agree on the photon transfer before
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The trick to left-to-right subtraction is to write down the resulting difference right away, then "slash" through it to borrow from it. When I was designing my custom flashcard program, I played with around with different input me
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So on paper: you write down 8 right away, and add an underline each time the next column results in a carry. When doing mental math on-the-fly: the carries may chain all the way back to the least significant digit, but most of the time you
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If I spend money on software, that means they are worth paying for over the free options! - Beyond Compare: https://www.scootersoftware.com/ - WizTree: https://diskanalyzer.com/ - WizFile (can search Google
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Wirecutter did a write-up on a similar stirrup hoe that works "in half the time of pulling weeds by hand:" https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/garden-weeding-to... Both have long handles for use w
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I edited my first comment, but perhaps this deserves its own comment: https://docs.meteor.com/api/tracker.html > Meteor has a simple dependency tracking system which allows it to automatically rerun templates and ot
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SignalDB: Reactive Local JavaScript Database
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Maybe SignalDB?: https://signaldb.js.org/core-concepts/#signals-and-reactivit... I swear I read that MeteorJS and/or MongoDB implemented signals for the DB layer. While searching for the source, I found SignalDB.
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> Making e-commerce sites takes time, energy, and money. Started off pretty strong, then... > We’re passionate about... > We believe that... Then you lost most of your audience's attention. People aren't interested in you
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My guess is all the assets are preloaded. They are gradually added to the "stage" and shrunken/faded out based on the zoom level on an item-by-item basis (vs zoom levels.) The background color would be its own "item.&quo
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Scale of the Universe
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I briefly tried doing idea extraction on the dietician market. My cousin was a dietician so she gave me a wonderful session. (I still have the notes.) She also referred me to a fellow dietician. That session did not go so well. Very small s
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How about going to a medical conference/event to meet doctors in person?
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Consider the situation from your prospects' perspective: most likely your outreach is being lost in a sea of SPAM. I am not a doctor, but my university email was somehow put on a list of medical professionals. So now my university emai
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I think Dane Maxwell is one of the best at doing this. He published a PDF guide here: https://thefoundation.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Intro-t... And there are many examples of him doing idea extract
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I always wanted to make a custom arithmetic trainer that taught left-to-right arithmetic. Left to right arithmetic is faster (you can start reading the final answer before you finish the less significant digits) and you get the most importa
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Reminds me of a flash game called something like "SpeedMath." The timer could be toggled on or off. It had a beige/pink background. It was made by a guy name "william" or something (or maybe a Spanish-sounding name?
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Cool! Now I know at least two auth services that don't have this user storage problem. FaunaDB also integrates DBaaS with their auth, but FaunaDB is a very different DB that doesn't work with standard SQL. And FaunaDB doesn't
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Concepts from Functional Programming can be used to reduce the state space. First, do as much work as possible in pure functions. Pure functions can safely be run in parallel, in any order because they do not have side-effects. Then the sid
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Supabase also offers data (DB as a service). I wonder if that means Supabase can solve the (separate) user storage problem[1]. [1]: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1651434348174778370.html
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TypeScript template literal types can be used to type-check IDs with prefixes: https://hw.leftium.com/#/item/39174998
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You can PageDown by tapping the circle icons to the right on: https://hw.leftium.com/ I think this could be generalized into a bookmarklet or extension.
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Thanks for reminding me about the !qr bang trigger~ It successfully encoded a long URL[1] that causes an error on OP's site. (And works better than the built-in chrome QR code generator) [1]: https://mm.leftium.com?p=C4S2BsF
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The same youtuber proposed a fuel whose emissions would both reflect the sun's energy back and absorb carbon: https://youtu.be/hL3AZGw9xZM Summary: - Global warming is a massive, planetary-scale problem that has been b
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This video explains why carbon capture is not a feasible solution, based on the limits of physics: https://youtu.be/mCnr0HwW28w Summary: - Carbon capture and storage technologies are not economically viable or scalable enou
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Directory Opus is a little faster: CTRL-P pastes anything (image, text; not sure what else) in clipboard to a file in current directory
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Learning Functional Programming can provide immediate benefits. However, FP practitioners tend to be bad at teaching/explaining (to non-mathematicians) and even worse at marketing[0]. I've attached a list of good resources on FP a
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Perhaps your tool can steal some inspiration from the following: - svelte-add is a similar tool for Svelte(Kit) projects: https://github.com/svelte-add/svelte-add - svelte-add was originally based on a more generic too
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Chargie solves this problem for smartphones: https://chargie.org Next month, they will release a version for laptops: https://chargie.org/product/chargie-for-laptops-preorder
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