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Labor Market Recap June 2024: Fed, Start Thinking About Cuts
(employamerica.org)
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ivanech
2y ago
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Homeschooling (2021)
(teamten.com)
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2y ago
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ivanech
3y ago
5 years ago I did a similar analysis of price per part because I remember there being a big controversy around the price of the new Star Destroyer set. I analyzed price per piece but also price per gram, estimated in a few different ways. I
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There Is Magic in Garbaggio
(emphaticsolutions.com)
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3y ago
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ivanech
3y ago
If your goal is become a better programmer, your time is better spent working on challenging programming problems. If you enjoy math, go do some math. It might help you see problems differently. If you don't enjoy math, don't grin
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In search of a good western book
(devinlogan.org)
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ivanech
3y ago
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mTroll Hybrid MIDI Controller
(creepingfog.com)
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ivanech
4y ago
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ivanech
4y ago
I’ve had a very positive experience with instagram — it’s my favorite social media thing. My feed is friends, paintings, photos, bikes, and furniture. I also used the shopping tab (never bought anything there though) because its recommendat
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Caltrain Ridership
(caltrainridership.com)
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4y ago
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Caltrain Ridership
(echevarria.io)
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ivanech
4y ago
Congratulations on 2022 revenue, and thank you for sharing! Your blog posts are genuinely inspirational because of how honest you’ve been about your mistakes. I remember reading your first post about bootstrapping and thinking that you were
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ivanech
4y ago
I have a copy of the Pure Software Engineering Handbook which was created for internal use only. It's amazingly comprehensive and well-organized. I've never seen any kind of onboarding that comes close.
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ivanech
4y ago
Just made these changes and the improvement is insaaaane. The most important one IMO is turning off “Predictive” typing. Leaves more room for keys and screen and I never tapped those suggestions anyway. This feels so much better. Thank you.
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There Is Magic in Garbaggio
(emphaticsolutions.com)
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Energy Efficiency in Transport
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
I get that it seems implausible that there's just money sitting around waiting to be picked up, but it was there. Used autos is a hugely fragmented industry that is only slowly consolidating. Bids + bid strategy are likely still extrem
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ivanech
4y ago
I don't know what the theory says but giving your bidders this rule of thumb works better in practice. Or at least it did some years ago
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ivanech
4y ago
This can be directly applied to wholesale auto auctions
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Remembering Cole Summers
(willowliana.com)
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4y ago
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The Scary New Evidence on BPA-Free Plastics (2014)
(motherjones.com)
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4y ago
+1 to Trading at the Speed of Light. A great read, particularly for any engineer curious about clinging to the limits of physics. An example: microwave towers are used to beam data from Chicago to New York because it's faster than fibe
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ivanech
4y ago
"Take-home technical assignment (~4h)" Last time I was interviewing, I had ~5 take-home assessments sent to me. I didn't finish any of them. Much easier to prioritize a live interview. Less risk of having my time wasted.
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Bill and Ted and what art is for
(echevarria.io)
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4y ago
Beg buttons with yellow flashers aren't nearly as strong a guarantee in my experience – more people blow through those than stop signs in my area
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4y ago
When I'm walking, I specifically plan routes with as many stop signs + as few stoplights for this reason.
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ivanech
4y ago
Ah okay if you have an f/2 50mm-FOV-equivalent lens (~25mm) on an MFT body and a 50mm f/2 on a full-frame body, yes, there will be more blur because the aperture radius is twice as large on the full-frame lens. I read your comment
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ivanech
4y ago
Very true, for a given lens design, the relationship holds! You typed out what I should have - I accidentally wasted people's in this thread by being vague
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ivanech
4y ago
Run that test for real! The GH5 image will be cropped, but the relative amount of blur between your subject and out of focus areas will be identical
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4y ago
A nit: "The larger the sensor the blurrier the background can be, and this also changes the distance at what you can make a picture of something and still have a blurry background." Blur is totally determined by optics and has no
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ivanech
5y ago
https://echevarria.io Started on it in undergrad to have a place of my own for photos and programming projects. I've slowly expanded it for the past few years. Heavily inspired by Tom MacWright's https://mac
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