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This is fantastic - would be really exciting to see this level of resolution making its way to global operational weather forecasts (currently at ~10km).
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I wholeheartedly agree - I never had so much fun watching a movie.
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Co-working space was the way to go for me. Some co-working spaces are run by very friendly and out-going community managers that really work hard to bring people together and I think this works well especially for shy/introverted peopl
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4y ago
For some perspective on recent droughts and floods: https://twitter.com/oikoweather/status/1338691244470403075 Since 1950, the warming climate has evaporated about twice the volume of Lake Erie - that's a lot
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Thanks for the info and I stand corrected. I had based my information talking to a few graduates from MIT/Penn State university.
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How to design thermally efficient buildings - especially everything that's going on with climate crisis. The thermal comfort solution to everything in the last 70 years has been to put an HVAC on it, whereas if the buildings were desig
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4y ago
I believe that link is for applying for a new passport - it looks like the process has been updated for renewal.
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4y ago
Yeah - this is was(?) a silly rule. I just looked it up though and it looks like this has changed? Not sure when this happened. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/se...
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I think this might also depends on the duration and the nature of the contract work but perhaps you can consider increasing your rate as a way of filtering out jobs when you start getting more jobs than you can handle.
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4y ago
Considering that "the tacit convention on which the understanding of everyday language depends are enormously complicated," (Ludwig Wittgenstein) a system only trained on language, a small subset of how we acquire knowledge, will
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I've been thinking that a digital stamp could help a lot with email spams. Price it low enough so that it's not a big deal (maybe $0.01 per address on the receiver side?) but enough to enforce cost for spam + marketing emails. Ema
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It's not very different from Home Depot or Costco having sections for HVAC installation. Mini-splits are very common in Asia and is in fact easier to install (e.g. no ducting). However in the US, mini-splits being new have sort of take
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4y ago
I've been told that Australia also doesn't have domestic solar panel industry, which meant that solar panels made in China can be imported without tariff. Installation cost for HVAC systems in US/Canada is also silly. In Asia
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4y ago
I think a mentor in a similar field might help. I have this issue also and it's been hard finding a place on the web for this type of discussions. It seems that most people will not seek to understand your problem but to advice you to
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Because no man is an island and trust in institution is how our society evolved. Trusting that when I buy food from market, it is safe to eat, trusting that when a sentry says the enemy is coming, that we prepare. Sure, they fail at times b
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I think this pandemic highlighted this well. One thing that was really interesting to see in Hong Kong was that many people distrust the government but very few thinks the government is inept. This seems to be true for mainland China as wel
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Yeah - this one. I'm sure there must have been some accidents that occurred because it really requires you to shift your attention to the screen.
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I see posts like this and wonder if software developers are in such high demand that they're able to call the shots these days but many of these points are come off as very arrogant. > Make your engineering managers, Directors or VP
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Here's the Coinbase shareholder letter: https://s27.q4cdn.com/397450999/files/doc_financials/2022/q1... If you look at page 10, for Q1 2022, retail revenue was close to $1b, while institutional reve
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I think we should coin (ha!) a new term - 'crypto scheme', a mainly speculative scheme based on artificially created digital scarcity created with block chain technology and promoted using narrative against current fiat-based mone
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That's a fantastic quote - thanks for sharing!
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The post-2017 rise of Bitcoin and printing of Tether seemed to have all started around mid-2020 with Fed's lowering of interest rate in response to Covid19. Now that the macroeconomic condition is changing to reign in the inflation, it
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Software in general has a naming problem - they all tend to be aspirational metaphors. From 'AI', 'ML', 'Cryptocurrency', 'Agile process' to 'self-driving', the confusion they create is real
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Software industry would really benefit once we grow out of discussing this 10x notion - it's the same level of juvenile (high-school/undergrad) discussion as whether geniuses and gifted people really exist (they do) but in profess
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4y ago
Yeah - how this is has been misinterpreted bothers me a lot.
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Over the years, I've migrated from AWS -> Digital Ocean -> Wasabi/Hetzner for various compute/storage needs and I'm still surprised how AWS price hasn't come down considering many other options in the market.
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Thanks for the notes - it's really appreciated.
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It's interesting that they'll continue to offer API with the new WeatherKit API. I have an impression that Dark Sky API was very popular with developers and have been wondering what stood out for them among many other weather APIs
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Ditto. Working remotely makes even a simple communication into another ordeal and a quick chat into a meeting scheduled for next week etc. I feel like much more energy and resource is spent just on communication when working from home, both
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I think there is definitely an 'uncanny valley' with web pages and why UX-designers exist. When a non-designer makes an update, there is always something off, whether it's the font, color-scheme, or sizing that's quite a
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