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From a Firebase perspective they might think that they never should have documented their concepts and APIs in the first place... :) So a bit of the right words to the matching user base and with good points. Just that you always need to d
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No True Scrum Master... should get its own Wikipedia entry at last. (Ah, too late. Guess I should have refreshed)
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And for 2.99 more you'll probably get an app that will give you exactly that impression when wearing the headset. Your demenour will be so convincing.
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Thanks for that comment. That weird "relaxed" notation that Swift brought to Apple's current doc format/structure made it so frustrating if you just want to use a certain thing without capturing the whole framework. In 2
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3y ago
Finally a comprehensive guide on how to arrange ones home/life once that YC deal goes through. There's also the tip on bus station prey, should it not. Great read (seriously).
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3y ago
Reading something like that from a Microsoft guy seems so ironic. The tone and framing is also unnecessary aggressive, the framing single-sided. So the question remains: What the actual agenda here? If it was just about PWAs, I'd be ha
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3y ago
I just saw a simple differentiation between daydreaming (creative/analytic) and detailed planning and execution (productive). Seen that way you'd need to take care to not fall back into that creative-only daydream mode when you ac
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3y ago
bookmarked the thread.
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I would have expexted a more generative approach than the one they present. While this speeds up the screning process quite a lot you might as well feel like someone might just have thrown something out that might actually turn out useful a
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3y ago
Perfect world. Thanks for those classic gems in new setting and caring about them. Ah, and I am grateful for that comment giving official blessing to the part of my mind that loves Squeak and Applescript to also be that happy about the expr
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3y ago
The fact that, of all people, the Microsoft CEO is on the show commenting on OpenAI's current personnel issues, might have been the exact reason for that unfortunate shakeup at OpenAI in the first place. Don't make this co-op end
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3y ago
functional abstractions, signals, triggers, FP... we're ready for the next cycle.
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3y ago
I'd say, whether this is a good or bad thing, will, as always, depend on the environment and what it demands from you. So, in a Darwinian way, the fit(ness) of those two. If this secures your income and your environment is able to fill
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That poor characterless tree.
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I still see that part as the most complicated and work-intensive in a small/home setting. I've been looking at ways, effort and prices for several years now and I'm still split between resin plus injection or just resin print
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3y ago
The main issue I have with all that is that one could have had/home-built most of that in the 80s already (except for the resins). So in a way this all is more about online orders as well as global access and visibility than about the
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3y ago
But HE still could buy from ASML... 40 years ago, one only had radios to disect and fat circuit boards to etch. Access to docs was really bad. And people had to be pros at 22 to overcome these home/garage limitations. So. Progress.
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3y ago
If there's a reactive, stateful medium, there will be a generalized Game of Life implementation described in LaTeX at some point.
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Is there a certain way to encode typical "continuos" information like a certain tilt of a line in an image? I ran into this over ten years ago in an experiment on temporary plasticity of sensory input and I didn't find a quic
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I think I should make this my new personal hype cycle. Lots of (time-consuming) wonders on the way. For pre-configured LLMs like ChatGPT one needs to know about any automatic prompt extension and pre-biases, though, as in its current form e
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3y ago
Great reminder of the time spend in Tokyo. The video integration even delivers circada chirping, what else can you ask for. Of course, the sync dilemma will not be solveable (at least not at japanese standard levels) for quite some time :)
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Worst thing was that they had a collection of pre-made FAQs that proudly confirmed all the worst ways to understand the changes and actually left no real path for "misunderstood what we meant". This whole stunt was a painful commu
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I've been using AppleScript since its beginnings in combination with all kinds of other scripting tools and system components for all kinds of more or less useful things, and I'm really happy to it being used like this even 30 yea
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Well, you have not. You doing the propaganda work for a regime that tells their people that they were fighting "the Nazi regime in Kiev" to ensure their loyalty. My ancestors were also (if you don't just plainly lie about tha
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OTOH, whenever somebody is explaining their multithreaded async code lines on a web page or in a book, there a graph is shown, since it seems to be the ideal metaphor. Just not for implementation purposes...? There's definitively some
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I'd think that also helps in a lot of pointer-based editing use cases: Creation, selection, grouping/clustering, sorting, transforms...
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Well, for a node oriented approach we could have standard auto layouting that we could augment with hints for grouping, layouting prioritization etc. to achieve some kind of "universal editing" approach for visual programming. Aft
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The best part: it sounds like floppy music. There must be some hidden, universal...
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Well... some folks still do care. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/complying... Also, always makes you wonder, why the standards the OS ships with are exempt...
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Of course you are supposed to keep and collect those useless containers (plus lid) since you "surely will be able to use them for something" in the future. For storing screws, rubberbands and Kulis that nobody has or keeps anymore
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