escapecharacter

11 ms·

91.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
A set of individuals being broadly correct in their analysis at an organization doesn't mean that that organization will be able to execute a pivot, even if that organization is pretty competent. When an entire organization is built ar
92.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
I've just maintained my own note doc, going on 15 years now, of my most commonly used syntax. When that fails, I grep my bash history.
93.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
the best raves these days have great anti-phone measures: - stickers on cameras - you can’t even take your phone out of your pocket on the dance floor Some places I visited in Berlin even required checking in your phone at coat check. These
94.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
I find there’s a similar hidden alternate semantic reality for business reviews. “Rustic” means the building is falling apart. “Bustling” means it’s impossible to find a seat. “Wholesome” means there’s no professional standards or consisten
95.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
I’m so proud of this man.
96.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
Product Rat King
97.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
nice, thanks for the easter egg
98.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
If we label mitochondria as alive, that would mean prison laborers must count as living, too.
99.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
will be fun to find out, as well as discover any hacks to mitigate it!
100.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
The username submitting the post is suspicious, so at least one non-commercial writer must have ended up immortal ;)
101.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
When you say "develop" a raw file, do you mean convert it to a viewable colour space, given a known screen? Like HDR or some other type of choosing the exposure/gain? Re: 3D, are you aiming to infer a 3D scene from a single p
102.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
Valuation can sometimes depend on things like whether it's still in the package, and wear and tear. It would be interesting to try to estimate that, have you tried?
103.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
very cool, hard and exciting problem! How are you handling the stability of the ultrasound sensor relative to the hand? Usually that's the shakiest/blurriest part.
104.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
Non-fungible feelings
105.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
Context: I'm a former CTRL Labs & Meta employee. "neural" was a somewhat contentious term to academics, but it's the easiest way to describe to consumers. Academics consider neural interfaces to be directly touching
106.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2019/9/23/20881032/facebook-ctrl-la... Context: I was part of this acquisition, but am no longer at Meta.
107.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
one day we’ll find the first incel cave painting. What wonders the ancient world holds!
108.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
I love this! When dealing with a difficult problem, I like to think about it in my head as falling asleep. I find I don’t necessarily have the solution upon waking, but I will understand the space better, and be less fixated on whatever my
109.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
if only this existed for meetings
110.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
just wait until you get to the undo/redo stack! That's one of my favourite parts of a UI to program.
111.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
I’m trying to find a clear distinction between “Source Available” and “Fair Source”. Sounds like there isn’t any common definition for source available other than that you are allowed to read the code.
112.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
I had heard that git was incompatible with dates pre Unix (around 1970). This makes it hard if you want to use git as a format to show collaborate on documents historically. Has there been any progress on general agreement on how to do this
113.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
https://whatever.scalzi.com/2009/10/13/teching-the-tech/
114.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
Of course, there is disagreement on a person’s roles and responsibilities. To someone, my responsibility might be answering the doorbell quickly when Amazon drops off a package. To another, it might be how responsive I am to email. These ar
115.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
Having built workflows myself like this, using a patchwork DAG of notebooks and cron jobs and state saving, I’m really glad someone is tackling the problem holistically!
116.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
Man, I just want to be able to search the entire internet for when I’m doing niche research. Does this mean there will be a future where everyone is running their own crawler? I suppose.
117.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
The trick is to shelve it indefinitely until you feel like touching it again
118.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
That’s the most charitable hypothesis, and I agree could be possible! I myself have ninja-shipped a fix a minor problem, but then caused a worse problem since I rushed it.
119.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
I agree, the best code base is always a zero-line code base.
120.
by escapecharacter 2y ago
We all wish he’d wear something, anything, however.

More ›