eigart

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   by eigart 4y ago

   I never used blaze, but the main developer, Klaus Iglberger, is a terrific c++ conference speaker/teacher. His talks are really well structured and pedagogical whether the topic is basic or advanced. I recommend checking out his talks
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   by eigart 4y ago

   Slow for me. I’m guessing traffic spike from the Twitter drama.
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   by eigart 4y ago

   This is hilarious. I’ve been thinking that pg was probably invited to invest (earlier in 2022). Would be cool to hear his reasoning for turning it down at the time.
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   by eigart 4y ago

   Very interesting thread, and something I’ve wondered about. My (very profitable) employer does very little. I get conference attendance every 3rd year and whatever management think is valuable knowledge to share internally (random coworker
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   by eigart 4y ago

   I believe it is like XR but it’s not marketed that way in my country. Aduvanz is supposedly very slow release. I’m on the max allowed for now. Maybe I can try something different in a while. At least there aren’t any side effects either.
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   by eigart 4y ago

   I just got diagnosed this year in my mid-thirties and have ramped up to 80mg Ritalin (methylphenidate), which I take all at once in the morning. I also tried 70mg of aduvanz (lisdexamfetamine). These are the maximum doses where I live, and
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   by eigart 4y ago

   Musk Twitter and Musk have way bigger loans than public twitter.
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   by eigart 4y ago

   I do this a lot. One job I am considering applying for right now is a bit light on the details, and there is no contact information. The full application form is the only way to interact with them. I’ve filled out and closed the form three
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   by eigart 4y ago

   I have those same physical traits, and this comment was helpful. This has been really frustrating as a junior developer, it's just impossible to get any critical feedback or have someone take a mentorship role. I've been in so man
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    by eigart 4y ago

    Great read. I’ve been thinking about how this applies to earth/climate change for a while, so I was surprised that the system he worries about is inflation/the economy.
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    by eigart 5y ago

    Then where does he stop?
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    by eigart 5y ago

    (Haven’t read the document yet). I read an interview with him last week that I found pretty funnny. It said he only does two skating sessions: 5k at world record pace and 10k at world record pace. When he goes for long bike rides he finds a
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    by eigart 5y ago

    Thanks, I missed it. Here it is: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-02-08/peloto...
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    by eigart 5y ago

    Amazing. I just hope Matt Levine (of Bloomberg’s money stuff) has seen this deck today.
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    by eigart 5y ago

    Not a book, but https://twitter.com/Lenniesaurus?s=20 does a fun “scots word of the day” series!
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    by eigart 5y ago

    My understanding: As the water condenses onto the next surface layer in the stack, the solar heat is recycled. This is because the transition from gas to liquid releases heat. Really clever stuff! Edit: mixed up evaporate/condense