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by geuis 5y ago
Here’s a sample video with a custom script produced earlier https://share.synthesia.io/4b75b584-9b3b-4a96-86c2-6b34b8711...
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by geuis 5y ago
Phabricator is used at some very large companies like Pinterest. It’s easily the best general purpose tools of its kind I’ve used. I won’t be surprised if management gets picked up by someone soon.
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by geuis 5y ago
It’s pretty obvious isn’t it? Plug mining rigs into someone else’s power outlet.
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by geuis 5y ago
Could someone explain why this or similar projects are useful?
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by geuis 5y ago
I wrote Helium https://github.com/geuis/helium-css a while back to help find unused css on a site. The process of building sites has changed a lot since then so it’s not as universally useful as it used to be. (...Glar
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by geuis 5y ago
Javascript is still based on prototypal inheritance. The newer class syntax is just a wrapper.
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by geuis 5y ago
There is 0 information on the landing page that tells what this is. The 4/18 “in a nutshell” link doesn’t count. That info needs to be up front and center.
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by geuis 5y ago
Alternate link that’s not paywalled?
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by geuis 6y ago
Got a link for this? Could open up some possibilities.
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by geuis 6y ago
I’m not aware of the background behind this. Can someone provide the details?
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by geuis 6y ago
This thing appears to be broken. You just get to a certain point after entering some basic info and it just stops. There’s nothing to indicate what next steps should be.
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by geuis 6y ago
That doesn’t really do much to prevent recycling though. When the material is melted, anything like paint or plastic liners are burned off. The main issue that has to be handled are the vapors that are released. (They can be toxic and have
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by geuis 6y ago
Had lunch years ago with a really interesting guy and friends in SF around this topic. He was writing the software in Java, back when you could run that on android devices. Wish I could reconnect, but sadly gmail is failing with searches no
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by geuis 6y ago
I agree. When I first started hearing about them a few months ago (oddly enough because I was listening to one of Jason Calacanis’s shows with Chamath) they sounded off. Had also just recently rewatched The Big Short. Back in 2006-ish an ol
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by geuis 6y ago
Video from Modern Vintage Gamer walking through the process of how this worked along with a demonstration https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0TKwPnHc-M
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by geuis 6y ago
Mmm none of these work for me on iOS Safari. Just loads gibberjish.
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by geuis 6y ago
Problem is, you essentially can’t trust people. Not even in a personal “do I know this person” way. But fundamentally people are squishy. If you squish them too much, they’ll do things they never wanted to do. That unfortunately is why grou
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by geuis 6y ago
> Regularly trade laptops and phones with like-minded individuals That puts you into a group of people then. Groups are easier to infiltrate. In opsec, people are vulnerabilities.
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by geuis 6y ago
Seems like since their 4/1 joke got leaked yesterday, they're trying to lean into it. And rather being received as a punchline that missed the timing, news outlets are discrediting it and generally the intended audience is going m
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by geuis 6y ago
I can only speak for myself. In the roughly 12 years I've been using git at multiple different companies and for my own projects, I have never used git submodules. I feel like I have a good, well rounded set of experiences too. Code
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by geuis 6y ago
Jeebus, another frustrating air-filled article to up the word count. Meat: > The LHCb produces sub-atomic particles called "beauty quarks", which are not usually found in nature but are produced at the LHC. Sub-atomic particles
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by geuis 6y ago
Where’s the article? On mobile it just cuts off at “ HawkEye’s satellites could pinpoint these renegades by listening for faint signals emanating from their navigation radars and radio communications”.
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Rockstar pays $10k to modder who fixed GTA Online loading times(gamesindustry.biz)
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by geuis 6y ago
What are you referring to?
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by geuis 6y ago
> That American don't remember their capital being taken and their most important government building burnt down by another nation is kind of funny however. And that's why nobody remember it, no movies about it. Going to beg to
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by geuis 6y ago
You’re gonna need something to break this down first “perturbation expansion for a scattering matrix”. I’m a semi literate layman and have no idea what you’re referring to here.
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The insane engineering of the Perseverance rover [video](youtube.com)
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by geuis 6y ago
Link to the original publication: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-plasma-ph... Full paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2011.04192
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by geuis 6y ago
The issue with Astrazeneca is that they messed up part of their clinical trials. The results weren’t even negative. A subset of their trial group received a different amount of vaccine which seemed to show greater efficacy later. The issue,
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by geuis 6y ago
mRNA, not n. It’s short for messenger RNA.

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