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I really like Zack Freedman’s channel. He hacks on wearables and does cool stuff with 3D printers and is hilarious. https://youtube.com/@ZackFreedman
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That’s just free speech absolutism!
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The cars don’t even have ultrasonic sensors any more. It’s a standard feature in all cars and Tesla is shipping without it. I wonder if people will realize that and question their buying decisions. They want to transition park assist to Tes
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India police detain students gathered to watch BBC documentary on Modi
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I don’t know how I feel about this post. On one hand, if I were running a company, I would want a hiring process similar to this. On the other hand, the company I work for has draconian publishing policies. I can’t have a technical blog, ca
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Isn’t it fun to move goalposts! On layoff threads, people comment that the CEOs “taking full responsibility” should cut exec pay. Now we have a company that hasn’t had any layoffs and the CEO is taking a paycut and it’s a pointless symbolic
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Academia folks love to hack on notation. In a research lab I used to work in, my colleagues publishing papers could explain to me the core idea in 2 minutes and probably an undergrad freshman could also understand it. However, if you then r
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My brain and fingers hurt using the vim keybindings in Xcode. Looking forward to trying this extension out in VSCode which has far superior vim keybindings.
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> mark zuckerberg and the google founders became wildly wealthy from raw intellect and business cunning Mark Zuckerberg went to Exeter before going to Harvard. Raw intellect alone doesn't open doors to schools like Exeter. It would
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Sure! It'll only help make app development more accessible. I also think I should be able to write code for my own iOS device, sign it myself and run it on my own device without paying them $99/year since I "purchased" t
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What do you think caused them to open up Fitness+ videos to non-Apple watch owners?
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I’m fully in the apple ecosystem but agree that a person shouldn’t be forced to buy another device to use the device at hand. The ecosystem should be a nice to have and not a necessity (although Apple Watch might be an exception, given how
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Strongly agree. It’s been frustrating to deal with this at work. I’m at a FAANG, and we’re required to come in 3 days a week. Coworkers came in visibly sick coughing away without wearing a mask. I wrote to people support and they say they c
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That’s going into the territory of protected classes and can backfire (depending on where you work). My approach is that if a candidate brings up any info related to a protected category is to not engage in it and move the interview along.
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That's great! Thanks for linking this.
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That’s cool. I wonder if they’ve stopped disengaging autopilot milliseconds before crashing to evade legal liability. Context: “On average in these crashes, Autopilot aborted vehicle control less than one second prior to the first impact. T
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Ugh, annoyingly Experian was the hardest one to do a credit freeze on. A few weeks ago, I was able to easily do a credit freeze on other bureaus but Experian wanted me to call them during business hours so I put it off. It might not help mu
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Tell HN: Oculus will delete purchases if you don’t switch to a meta account
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Joining a cost center at Google can be effective if you want to chill out and make good money. The main trade off I can think of is you don't know when the project gets axed, but even if that happens, you can spend a couple of months n
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On VLC’s page it says not spyware in green and then says it has some opt-in spyware features. It’s also interesting that Steam is listed as extremely high spyware level.
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Matlab fun fact: It was voted as the most dreaded language in the stackoverflow 2022 survey.
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As others have mentioned yabai +skhd is excellent. I think using this guide to set it all up went a long way for me: https://cbrgm.net/post/2021-05-5-setup-macos/ Yabai is my daily driver and I really like it.
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I read Build, The Pragmatic Programmer and A Philosophy of Software Design last year. All three were excellent reads. My favorite take away from A Philosophy of Software Design was to try to make low-level functions more general and high-le
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The article’s title is misleading as it omits that the nightly version had the issue. Omitting that makes the problem’s scope sound much bigger than it actually was.
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As an aside, I’m curious if Bitwarden is considered a relatively safe password manager?
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I hope this fails. John Oliver had an excellent episode on facial recognition and its perverse effects on society and especially the creepy work that Clear AI is doing. It baffles me that people willingly sign up for Clear AI (probably beca
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The director for the org I work in says something along those lines after every release cycle. He thanks everyone for working long hours and on burning the midnight oil on weekends, and that’s it. I personally never work long hours or work
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https://ciechanow.ski is excellent, not really SWE focused content but it is a high quality technical blog. https://increment.com doesn't have any new posts but I would still recommend it.
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What sample sizes are we talking?
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One time I ran into someone who ran a consulting firm in the Bay Area at a meet up who told me that Onewheel had raised capital but had horrendous engineering when they came to this consultant. The consultants turned it into a product that
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