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by mch82 2y ago
How much of the job relies on visual line of sight from the tower? Could any of the job be done remotely using information displays & high quality video feeds?
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by mch82 3y ago
The correct technique is to replace a duvet cover by going to the store and purchasing a comforter. Ideally, purchase two comforters and alternate the one you’re washing with the one you’re using so that the bed is never without one. :-)
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by mch82 3y ago
Universal basic income & bug/feature bounties, for example.
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by mch82 3y ago
Neat insight… > "Most times I start by making a course I want to play, which is usually like 2-1 (World 2, Level 1) or 2-2 (World 2, Level 2)," said Miyamoto while discussing the difficulty of the game. "Once that's
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by mch82 3y ago
Anyone know how to donate a movie or audiobook to a library (in situations where they don’t have them)? I’m interested in the concept of donating media to the library instead of buying it for myself. However, it doesn’t seem like there’s a
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by mch82 3y ago
The SQLite docs have a great page on the use case `asa400` describes. SQLite as an Application File Format, https://sqlite.org/appfileformat.html
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by mch82 3y ago
10 minute analysis from Y Combinator. Thanks Y Combinator team for sharing. Appreciated the reminder that the breakout iOS apps appeared around year 4 of that platform.
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Apple Vision Pro: Startup Platform of the Future?(youtube.com)
2 points by mch82 3y ago|1 comments
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by mch82 3y ago
Options include… Volunteer. Donate. Ask the elected officials that represent you to choose open source software for government use cases. Encourage grants to fund open source. If you’re at a company, contribute back to open source.
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by mch82 3y ago
Unexpected that it’s possible to ski while wearing a Vision Pro (demonstrated close to the end of the WSJ video review). That’s the first time I’ve seen that Vision Pro works outside. Skiing is pretty complicated, so that implies a pretty s
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by mch82 3y ago
“Chapter 1: The Milkshake Dilemma” from “Competing Against Luck” (Christensen 2016) cited in the article is one of my favorite nonfiction book chapters of all time. The milkshake case study perfectly illustrates the jobs-to-be-done concept
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by mch82 3y ago
Like Carl’s Draperies :-) https://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/Carl%27s_Draperies
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by mch82 3y ago
It seems like the author agrees with you and picked a confusing title for the article. The article ends with a set of equations: user > ops > dev biz > ops > dev biz ≹ user The conclusion seems to be that code e
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by mch82 3y ago
I’m curious about the IRS angle. Anyone know more about that? One reason open source software projects struggle to get donations is because the IRS is skeptical of OSS as a true non-profit activity, so often doesn’t allow 503c tax deductibl
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First-Gen Social Media Users Have Nowhere to Go(wired.com)
2 points by mch82 3y ago|0 comments
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by mch82 3y ago
Are you assuming maps will be free forever? One possible future is that once the standalone map companies are out of business prices will begin to rise or ads will become so frequent that the experience of using maps will be severely degrad
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by mch82 3y ago
MagicaVoxel is a great way to get started with 3D printing. Many years ago I visited a friend’s classroom (can’t remember if it was 1st or 2nd grade) & the students created models that I printed with an Ultimaker. Sculpting with voxels
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by mch82 3y ago
The actual policy is to improve accuracy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Accuracy_dispute
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by mch82 3y ago
A Firefox is a panda :-) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_panda
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by mch82 3y ago
CORE has been updated twice since the list was created. It’s actively maintained. CORE emulates mobile, changing networks like IoT devices, phones, or network-connected vehicles. GitHub - https://github.com/coreemu/core
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by mch82 3y ago
I’ve met a bunch of top engineers that kept working into their 70s and beyond because they couldn’t do the cool stuff at home. I’m very excited to see if more people may begin to retire earlier & get involved with open source now that p
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by mch82 3y ago
You’re in the right mindset. I’d recommend a pivot from the “private citizen” persona to the “CTO persona”. As a CTO, I want a web browser based on open standards so that my company’s portfolio of products and internal business apps are pro
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by mch82 3y ago
Have you considered affiliating your project with the Linux Foundation or a similar organization?
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by mch82 3y ago
My mistake. The announcement page talks about CNCF plans, https://opentf.org/announcement . I got myself onto the manifesto page, which doesn’t currently mention CNCF, https://opentf.org/ .
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by mch82 3y ago
I read the article and didn’t see that. The article talked about preparing to donate the code to CNCF.
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by mch82 3y ago
Kraftwerk’s 2017 album “3-D the Catalogue” is one of the best examples of spatial audio I’ve heard on iOS.
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by mch82 3y ago
Can you please share a link to the reference for the quote about transferring OpenTF to CNCF? Moving OpenTF to CNCF is a great approach. It will be helpful to be able to share this news.
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by mch82 3y ago
My sense is the opposite. Billions of people use Facebook & X because hosting their own website is too hard. It’s very likely millions of people would love a simple way to host a website from their phone.
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by mch82 3y ago
In my experience creating packages for an operating system package manager or Docker images, a DevOps or sysadmin mindset is more beneficial than a developer mindset. For those packages, the goal is to follow operating system or deployment
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by mch82 3y ago
My packaging experience is limited, but I found the docs were quite poor. It took perseverance & researching install error messages to create an RPM that worked. So you might consider hiring for people willing to do that kind of work. T

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