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3mo ago
It's not clear why this physical object is a better solution to the problem than, say, a window on your screen. Feels like more of a hobby project than something that provides $230 of value.
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Google Images gets a Pinterest-like redesign focused on discovery
(techcrunch.com)
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3mo ago
As an engineering manager and later a director, a regular and often difficult task was assigning ROI to projects that had recognizable but diffuse impact. It's easy to calculate a dollar figure for certain projects by projecting addit
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3mo ago
One of the things this type of intervention doesn't take into account is that different roads are built with different levels of hardiness based on the amount of traffic they are expected to receive. For instance, a few years ago, a se
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Inflect – Correctly generate plurals, ordinals; convert numbers to words
(github.com)
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Inter Font Family
(rsms.me)
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4mo ago
Here's a concrete example. I hired somebody who was really impressive during the interview process, but then soon realized they just didn't have the right skills for the role. He wasn't a bad person. Had a family, and I kn
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4mo ago
I'm curious how it compares with Microsoft SwiftKey. Obviously, that's not an open-source app, but it would be an interesting benchmark.
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4mo ago
Those are definitely the down sides. As a manager who has had to let people go, no matter how deserved, it is a part of the job that I wish I didn't have to do, and it does disturb my sleep and peace. But there are some very meaningfu
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4mo ago
I think this might scare some people off from management unnecessarily. A lot of what's being described here is important for new managers to understand, but eventually, once you find your footing, you can start to determine where th
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4mo ago
As a manager, there are several qualities that I value highly in an engineer, and they all happen to begin with the letter C: Competent, Consistent, Curious, Caring, and Clear Communicators. While SAT scores might act as a proxy for compete
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4mo ago
I am curious about how opt-outs and PII removal work. Who confirms those requests are legit?
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Rent Is So High, New Yorkers Are Living with Nuns
(wsj.com)
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4mo ago
I made up a few words like this myself, all of which rhyme with either orange, purple, or silver. https://rhymes.pressbin.com But John Koenig's work is really well done and packaged in such a consumable way. I'm sorry
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4mo ago
I have been a supporter of Cures Within Reach, a nonprofit that focuses on repurposing drugs, especially for rare diseases. https://www.cureswithinreach.org They have funded some important repurposed-drug studies for Huntingtons
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I'm scratching my head about why they would venture into an entirely different field like this, one with tremendous regulatory hurdles, if they know (and surely they must know) that radiologists are going to pan the results. It's
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4mo ago
Definitely a tech entrepreneur's take. It's a juxtaposition of optimistic futurism (in 5-10 years, most people will just rely on robocars and robotaxis) and anti-regulatory sentiment (critical of the requirement that elevators acc
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UK Bans Under-16s from Using Social Media Apps Including TikTok and YouTube
(usnews.com)
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The dissent that became a statute
(scotusblog.com)
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Grist
(getgrist.com)
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I am curious about the energy/expense of getting water that has been "consumed" by data centers ready for other use (e.g. drinking water), versus the energy/expense of getting water that has been "consumed" by
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4mo ago
The "Try it. 10 seconds." section at the bottom of the page hijacks an existing tool (git diff) and installs a pre-commit hook. But there are no instructions for how to reverse those actions if you don't like the tool. Feels
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Justices validate SEC's use of disgorgement in securities enforcement
(scotusblog.com)
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Overreact – Survival Game
(absurd.website)
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Collage – Making web 1.0 style websites slightly easier
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It's a silly metric. There could be only one master bot that pings every known endpoint multiple times a second, and that would probably surpass all human activity, too. It doesn't really tell us much about intention or the abil
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Nonhumans can continue voting in beach town after judge tosses ACLU's challenge
(whyy.org)
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Salt Lake Tribune is gambling one third of revenue by ditching paywall
(pressgazette.co.uk)
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4mo ago
Yeah, this is not slap on the wrist stuff. I think the creator expects nothing more than a C&D letter, but they could face prison time if a zealous federal prosecutor wants to make an example of them.
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5mo ago
Could you give an example of a case where you'd use SQLite instead of jq or grep through Markdown?
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