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Four Novel Approaches to Manipulating Fabric
(bair.berkeley.edu)
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Do you think this is the beginning of the golden age for home API traders due to market conditions or the tooling that enables home traders to operate getting better and better?
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Is there much of an upside to doing the multiplexing on the client side instead of on the server (with something like tmux)? It seems to me like the session persistence tmux gives would be worthwhile if you have a lot of simultaneous sessio
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In the limitations section, the authors mention that they didn't consider the effect of head wind, tail wind, and cross-wind. Can anyone comment on the extent of this limitation in applying their findings to a real world environment?
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In the acknowledgements the author explains: "The main impetus behind this text lies both in my advisor’s comments on me 'writing too much prose' when I was being overly verbose in my research articles". Dwarf Fortress a
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A non-Euclidean story or: how to persist when your geometry doesn’t
(arxiv.org)
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I read the book Sourdough by Robin Sloan a few months back. Your anecdote reminds me of it! You might enjoy reading it -- it's a fun/quirky mix of technology and bread, set in SF. https://www.goodreads.com/book
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Charitably interpreted: A better programmer knows using a fancy feature _can_ result in better code, but, also knows that fancy features usually aren't required to write good code (and that fancy features can turn good code into bad co
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I've never run into any trouble getting film hand checked while traveling within the US. Sadly it's a completely different story internationally. Indian security has been the strictest in my experience -- flat out refusal to do a
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I use a bike to get around SF the majority of the time as well. But lately I've been switching it up and using a skateboard for short trips. Riding the bike definitely isn't 'impractical', but the skateboard is so much l
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Tor's anti-fingerprinting measures are available in Firefox. They're off by default, but you can enable them by going to the about:config page, searching "privacy.resistFingerprinting" and setting to "true" Int
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Is eating behavior manipulated by the gastrointestinal microbiota? (2014)
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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Completely agree with all the points here. To expand on the first, I recently came across a tweet that provides examples of ways to rephrase something to achieve a more neutral tone: https://twitter.com/shl/status/
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I don't think that necessarily -- I am curious whether it's a possibility, though. Wildfires are a rapidly growing source of air pollution. The black + brown carbon aerosols from forest fires can heat the atmosphere significantly
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Is there any discussion around the extent of the macro climactic effect of many wildfires burning simultaneously around the globe? How much will these events contribute to warming?
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All fair points. I've found that radically limiting the people I follow has had a huge impact on the quality of my feed (and it's still not great). More often than not a tweet provides me with an introduction to a new topic /
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It's hard for me to quit twitter because no matter how low quality the average tweet is, there are always diamonds in the rough -- perfectly composed little knowledge bombs. If you happen to open the app at the right time Twitter can b
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I'm curious if a rules engine [1] could be used instead of implementing the logic in code for something this complicated? Could fuzzy logic be used to build a case when the laws become contradictory? Maybe after the case is built it co
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I've used splitwise a few times for large group activities and really struggled with the UX every time. The most frequent problem happens when people are slow to add their expenses. It's too easy to pay up before everything has be
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I toured the Recology recycling facility a few months ago. The sorting technology is impressive, but the amount of material that they remove and send to the landfill had me questioning the efficacy of the program. It sucks to push the packa
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Really like the premise of this! But, as an individual contributor with hiring / leadership / planning responsibilities, I found that a lot of my highest priority work actually happens in the time between my calendar events. The s
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Sorry to be a bit meta here-- but a question about the design of the site. This style of pastel colors, wavy svg graphics, and happy avatars seems super popular right now [1] [2] [3]. I'm curious if it has a name and where it originate
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I struggle to justify the purchase as a whole, but I think one component of the value a company like uber or lyft gains from an acquisition like this is to have a stronger stake in my transportation mindshare. If I'm opening their app
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unspun | design district san francisco, ca | software engineer, full stack & software engineer, computational geometry | 90-110k + 0.1-0.5% equity we are developing an automated process for creating perfectly fitting jeans. starting fro
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The ad-blocking side of the puzzle looks just as fun without the ethical issues. The discussion on the uBlockOrigin repo trying to detect this markdown mangling is super interesting: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAss
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unspun ( https://www.unspuntech.com/ ) | software engineer, computational geometry | San Francisco, Ca | Full-time | Onsite unspun is a venture-backed robotics and digital apparel company building completely custom jeans for
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It's also worth mentioning this [1] blog post from 2014 on orderbook visualization. It has a great explanation of the methods and insightful analysis. [1] http://parasec.net/transmission/order-book-visualisation&#x
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I believe this ( https://github.com/input-output-hk/plutus-prototype/blob/mas... ) is the smart contract scripting language he's working on. Far from an expert on formal methods and language design, but, i
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Umberto Eco: On Unread Books
(theparisreview.org)
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Eight Things Cryptocurrency Enthusiasts Probably Won’t Tell You
(ofnumbers.com)
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