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by charliepark 4y ago
I can't speak to what others have done / are doing, but there's movement within the general "building science" community to improve the documentation around home systems. As more technical devices get added to homes
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by charliepark 4y ago
I saw them at RemixConf and was completely blown away by how well they nailed it. Technical terms, acronyms, and even non-technical quirks of the speaker (like one who said “regular-degular HTML”) and the captioner didn’t miss a beat. (Simi
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by charliepark 4y ago
Small correction: you mention the Apple documentation specialist Jef Raskin, but you spelled his name with two “f”s; his name only had one.
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by charliepark 5y ago
Although he hasn't written up his report yet on his blog, he notes on Twitter: "For now I'll say it was three of the most enjoyable days I've had in a long time, and that I'm never going back to using the internet e
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CSS Frameworks, Hype and Dogmatism(piccalil.li)
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How to get promoted: A guide for engineering managers(tlt21.com)
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by charliepark 6y ago
> Are we also going to rename master-bedrooms? Yes! This is happening! Realtors are often now framing the largest bedroom (often with attached bathroom) as the Primary Bedroom.
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by charliepark 6y ago
This is fantastic.
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by charliepark 6y ago
The designer, Anouk Wipprecht, has some cool other devices as well. One monitors P300 waves (and is styled as a unicorn horn) to help kids with ADHD. https://www.anoukwipprecht.nl/gallery/
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by charliepark 6y ago
Also, it’s on the calendar year, not a rolling 12-month calendar. And it isn’t prorated. File your paperwork in early December? That’s $800 now and $800 in a few months. Wait until January if you’re close to the end of the year and can affo
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by charliepark 6y ago
I'd be curious to know your thoughts on the Foreign Service as a post-child career. My wife and I were young when we had kids, and will be empty nesting at 46. I took the sample FSO exam online this summer and actually loved it, enough
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by charliepark 6y ago
What kind of team are you with? And how many leetcode-style problems have you solved in your actual work over the past week?
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by charliepark 6y ago
Here's a pretty good thread from a professor arguing that the Alabama story is very likely made up: https://twitter.com/thrasherxy/status/1278703871053963269 But I totally agree that the entire premise of col
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by charliepark 6y ago
If you like this, you might also like to check out “John Muir’s Alarm Clock Desk” https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/john-muirs-alarm-clock-d...
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by charliepark 6y ago
The list is probably longer now, but here's one from late June: https://twitter.com/JuddLegum/status/1276681468119572481
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by charliepark 6y ago
You might like reading some thoughts in this direction from Matt Frost: https://mwfrost.com/coal_retirement_plan/ Or a slightly more conversational article on his idea: https://www.theatlantic.com/techn
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John Muir's Alarm Clock Desk(atlasobscura.com)
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by charliepark 6y ago
Some rebuttals on a more recent article of the author's — https://twitter.com/meliperez611/status/1268045446519443458 — implying that she's cherry-picking data.
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by charliepark 7y ago
Awesome. Hadn’t been aware the forums could be that granularly useful. Thank you!
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by charliepark 7y ago
I have a Google Sheets … sheet? … for this, and it's been handy. I'm paper trading the stock market while I work on a couple of investment ideas (and still feel like I'm learning, so no real money yet). Every time I "buy
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by charliepark 7y ago
I'm looking for a solution to a problem, and I don't think Library Thing is quite it (or maybe it is?), but I figure the folks in this conversation will have some suggestions on how to move forward on it. My dad has over 10,000 bo
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by charliepark 7y ago
This is great! Music theory is something I’ve wanted to learn, but have had a hard time finding the time/ resources that work with my brain. And I’ve been working on guitar, ukulele, and mandolin over this time of housebound-ness. I’
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by charliepark 7y ago
"Reporting bias" might be a little closer to the mark. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reporting_bias . Or, in current terminology, "the Instagram effect". I could be wrong, but I'd see survivor b
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by charliepark 7y ago
This is excellent. Honestly, even experienced managers would do well to read it. Actually, ICs should read it as well, so you have better context for your manager’s priorities.
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by charliepark 7y ago
I’m not sure what the status / velocity is like on this, but Google and Microsoft are both working on improving Chromium’s default elements, both on aesthetic and usability grounds. Here’s a video from November ’19 about it: https:&#x
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by charliepark 7y ago
A bit of a clickbaity HN link. Full article headline: "Forcing us to get consent before selling browser histories violates our free speech, US ISPs claim". And subhead: "That ain't the way life should be, Maine responds&
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by charliepark 7y ago
If you ever get the chance to see them, the Improvised Shakespeare Company does something in the same vein, and it’s absolutely incredible.
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by charliepark 7y ago
> "The trouble with pure neural net controllers is that they sometimes do something totally bogus for some data point within the normal input space." A friend's theory on Google Maps is that it sometimes intentionally send
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by charliepark 7y ago
Assuming you have some sort of control over the root index.html file, write the appropriate `meta` tags in the header there. This article is old, but has a good, illustrated view of what tags do what. https://medium.com/slac
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by charliepark 7y ago
They meant there are parents in Group A. You might be talking to someone (who is a parent, but low-key) about a new Scorsese film, and think "this here's an interesting person, talking about interesting things!" You aren&#x27

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