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by josefdlange 6y ago
Hard to process this kind of cynicism, accurate though it is. Not your demeanor, by the way, friend, just the reality of it all. Ironic that I speak of willful ignorance and yet am happy to not think too hard about the very things you'
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by josefdlange 6y ago
Hi friend, thanks for your response. I appreciate the criticism and the opportunity to re-evaluate my point. That said, after thinking about it, I don't believe there's a contradiction in what I've written. Point in fact is t
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by josefdlange 6y ago
I grew up in Racine County (which contains Mount Pleasant). Let me tell you, SE WI is a strange place. Caught between so many sensibilities and hit so, so hard by economic shifts of the last two decades. I think it suffers, like many places
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by josefdlange 6y ago
IMO give paper lists -- or maybe something like Notes on an iPad with an Apple Pencil if you're really married to digitization -- a fair shake. Sometimes I find my brain needs the tactile/concreteness to really build motivation. E
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by josefdlange 6y ago
I highly recommend The Botany of Desire (Michael Pollan) which dives even deeper on this thought across a variety of relationships in nature.
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by josefdlange 6y ago
Just finished reading Sheldrake's book. It's truly a spectacular read. Engaging use of language, clear but not condescending expertise, and a great sense of humor to boot. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to extend their (m
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by josefdlange 7y ago
Someone call Jack Donaghy
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by josefdlange 7y ago
Yep! Lots of companies also have indoor laboratories for seeding as well.
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by josefdlange 7y ago
As far as I understand it, it's an effect of lots of runoff finding its way into the sound, in addition to the overall acidification.
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by josefdlange 7y ago
This is an issue in the Puget Sound region as well (and, I'm assuming, many other areas). We're facing an acidification issue that's limiting smaller bivalves' (mussels, oysters) shell production. Generally they do okay
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by josefdlange 8y ago
As far as I know, JAMF is the de-facto standard. https://www.jamf.com
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by josefdlange 8y ago
As a member of the community to whom this particular mussel economy is very important, this is disconcerting. At the same time, it's worth mentioning that the mussels in question were cultivated out here in cleaner waters and then _tra
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by josefdlange 8y ago
But... what is it?
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by josefdlange 8y ago
Only just broke eight years ago. Curious...
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by josefdlange 9y ago
I miss having ODIN.
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by josefdlange 9y ago
"@panerabread" ... "half-baked statements"... Sometimes life imitates art.
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by josefdlange 9y ago
Do you run in windowed (macOS-native) fullscreen or (what I assume is) direct-to-graphics-card fullscreen? The windowed fullscreen performance was abysmal compared to when I switched to the other. I forget what the default was, but it'
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by josefdlange 9y ago
Sounds great. I'd love to get in touch with you guys regarding the APIs for eCommerce stuff as soon as you have them remotely ready. You can find my email in my profile.
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by josefdlange 9y ago
Very interesting. Does or will Webflow eCommerce provide a developer API for 3P integrations, like for a fulfillment provider?
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by josefdlange 9y ago
My father got one of these from an officer he befriended in Chicago. It had the officer's name and badge number on it, and my understanding is that the officer who gives out one of these cards is willing to put his or her reputation on
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by josefdlange 9y ago
The Raft paper [0] is a great read but context of distributed systems and the importance of consensus algorithms is probably a prerequisite. Once you understand the context, it's a nice read that it small enough to contain within your
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by josefdlange 9y ago
The card swipe interaction isn't feeling good to me. Feels like it needs improvement. More than 50% of swipes don't work...
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by josefdlange 9y ago
Olympics' logo would be interesting to see, because I can't really think of the right color order. I doubt many people can.
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by josefdlange 9y ago
Love it. Logistics and supply chain verticals are ripe for the taking by young, scrappy, and smart companies. We're one of them -- and looking for more like-minded people to join us. If you're interested, hit me up at the email in
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by josefdlange 9y ago
Pshaw, just make it a general-purpose K/V store and that definitely will of course solve all problems no need for any kind of datastore. /s
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by josefdlange 9y ago
I in particular enjoyed the narrative it was woven into -- following the steps of the investigation bit by bit.
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by josefdlange 10y ago
And if it is that necessary to use that IP to create this technology, even on a basic, generic, level, is the IP really valid?
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by josefdlange 10y ago
You're right. I think I was thinking of The Verge's less tactful headline: Headline: "Amazon’s cashier-free store reportedly breaks if more than 20 people are in it" Subtitle: "So it’s being delayed" Lead-in: &
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by josefdlange 10y ago
Anecdotally I've heard that the store oftentimes works fine in high-traffic situations. But if my memory of my time at Amazon serves right, the "P99 performance" of this store should be as good as the "mean performance&q
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by josefdlange 10y ago
Yeah, realized the folly in my logic -- see my edit on my top-level comment. This strategy is pretty much how LS works on macOS as well.

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