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811.
by nkozyra 4y ago
The nice thing is we have a lot of dissonant sample data to compare against to find anomalies.
812.
by nkozyra 4y ago
Preface: I think a lot of us - particularly developers - have a tendency to mock/devalue what people in design and UI/UX do. I think there's incredible value in what they do and part of that is keeping sites from going stale.
813.
by nkozyra 4y ago
I've never seen a hot reload that worked fast enough to not be annoying. React does it all quickly when all it's re processing is css but anything js related and it seems not to be able to treeshake down to bare minimum updates. W
814.
by nkozyra 4y ago
I haven't seen this as being discouraged. Rust does more things differently than most newer languages so the learning curve is there but the documentation is fantastic if you have the time or patience. I say this as someone who has s
815.
by nkozyra 4y ago
> He's obviously a hero and saved the lives of everyone on board, but it's still illegal to fly a plane while unqualified, right? What, uh, is the alternative?
816.
by nkozyra 4y ago
5 might be a bit too young but ... My 8-yo son HATES math. I know a lot of kids don't like it, but this kid has a visceral disdain for it. But I know the things (video games, media, etc) he does like and I've wanted to get better
817.
by nkozyra 4y ago
Mine take ~ 1 tsp for three eggs. I let the pan get hot enough that it slides around with water like viscosity, spread it evenly with a paper towel and throw the eggs on.
818.
by nkozyra 4y ago
Well you're not "deep frying" it you're pan frying it. The difference is the amount of food exposed to oil.
819.
by nkozyra 5y ago
I think that's a stretch, but even if you use that definition Windows IoT core fits the bill.
820.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Pretty sure Microsoft still makes `soft`ware for `micro`computers
821.
by nkozyra 5y ago
First two are slogans, and I'm not sure the last one is necessarily a moral goal. I have no issue with this guy, but it's odd to me the way people use him as a blank canvas and fill in all the blanks. Nobody would take any other t
822.
by nkozyra 5y ago
> He exudes libertarian, progressive and conservative values depending on the context and gets to the bottom of truth. This is a platitude. He seemingly has no fundamental moral compass, his beliefs are almost always entirely self-servin
823.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Doesn't something like pyenv handle the intent here though?
824.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Slack buries threads at the surface level. This is helpful in some situations but can lead to a lot of confusion
825.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Nesting was around pretty early on, but yeah. I think what all of these platforms are discovering is that we figured out some pretty intuitive patterns early on and are on a constant loop of wanting to do something different before eventual
826.
by nkozyra 5y ago
> Design focused - Who is the product for? It isn't for people who want to spend 250$ on a Behringer mixer. Seems like it's competing against the Tascam model line. I have a model 12 that I'll bet blows it out of the water
827.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Headlines are very bad places for truth. They're often written by rushed editors with less real-world reporting experience. Because newspapers still often have to fit for space and are less likely to write multiple headlines for digita
828.
by nkozyra 5y ago
I don't know timidity but I didn't have that issue with the options I tried.
829.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Nice I've been building little raspi synths for awhile but they all sit inside Linux because bypassing the os is outside of my dev comfort zone. But it's obviously the way to go. The dx7 is pretty well tread space, I'd love t
830.
by nkozyra 5y ago
It sounds like the unique attribute you're describing in humans is nuance and contextual understanding, but we developed those as a way of doing something a neutral network does inherently by means of error adjustment. I don't thi
831.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Well it's exactly what happened in this case. The user got a sort of warning fatigue with the UX and familiarity with it made it easy to do without much internal debate. But I think some other UI flaws contribute to that in this case.
832.
by nkozyra 5y ago
> There was an explicit suggestion right there in the article what else they could do, so you don't even have to guess. I read it, but I disagree. Honestly I don't think it would have prevented this. If you're muscle memor
833.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Yeah. I'm not sure what else you can do with warnings other than make the person effectively recite back the thing they're doing.
834.
by nkozyra 5y ago
To be fair, people very active in a project will probably realize relatively quickly. Those most likely lost to the wind forever are the ones that star a repo and forget about it. I think the problem self corrects but agree there's a s
835.
by nkozyra 5y ago
It's very much a matter of reputation. Losing the star as a user is a pretty small inconvenience, tantamount to losing a bookmark.
836.
by nkozyra 5y ago
That's not what I used but yeah similar process
837.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Never revealing his "true nature" has been a critical part of his myth building - people tend to fill in the blanks and mold the idea of Elon Musk into their ideal.
838.
by nkozyra 5y ago
This is how I taught my son to do these, but just wrote a simple script using the ImageMagick library and regular grid paper. It's definitely not a huge technical wonder, but I swear he made hundreds of them.
839.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Definitely dropping, but following the same trajectory as previous years. The peak in February was the second worst in three Feb/Mar of the pandemic and had the highest single-day death count.
840.
by nkozyra 5y ago
Informative interview with Rich via Apple: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=r2xowjrr This was my first development tool on a mac, which I was using much against my will at the time, finding comfort in Windows and S

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