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The two facts you provide, 1. life is short and 2. books are time-consuming lead to the conclusion you should be extremely judicious about which ones you read, and not hesitant in ditching any you believe are unworthy of your time. I&#x
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Steve Jobs on the Mythical Man Month [video]
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Heartbound Is Unfinishable [video]
(youtube.com)
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We Conquered the Whomp's Fortress Tower [video]
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Ironically, it seems Carnival have switched at least some of their ships to use starlink [0]. I can't find a date on that webpage, but assume it happened after the confiscation of the customer's starlink mini. [0] https:/&#x
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1y ago
Speed comparison (screenshots at 2m53s) shows Carnival's wifi at 3.88 mbps download (upload not shown) Vs starlink's at around 140 mbps down and 30 mbps up. Also (4m55s): > unlike every other Cruise Line they intentionally bloc
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Carnival Cruise confiscates Starlink Mini because it threatens predatory pricing [video]
(youtube.com)
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Koch Snowflake
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All Rocket launches in 2025 so far, chronologically and to scale
(old.reddit.com)
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> the book includes a section on what they called “sludge” — tortuous administrative demands, endless wait times, and excessive procedural fuss that impede us > a number of these obstacles are deliberate tools that discourage This &#x
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Hypnic Jerk
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MacGuffin
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> on the vibrant business and street culture in Japanese cities and the seemingly very, very low barriers to entry for regular people to participate. An astute observation that allowing markets to operate without onerous licensing scheme
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European Commission Radioactivity Environmental Monitoring Map (Real-Time)
(remap.jrc.ec.europa.eu)
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Why are yawns contagious in the first place? (i.e. human to human)
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This was a entire ship (not just an engine), and nobody was hurt or killed. Is this a major or minor setback for SpaceX? Rapid unscheduled disassemblies may look spectacularly bad but may be par for the course during testing (in order to
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It cites inability to compile to machine code as a reason for preferring lisp to R and Python. What are the benefits of an ability to compile to machine code? Does it mean you can make stand alone binaries (I.e. programs that can run withou
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Brilliant example (flash occurs at the 28 second mark): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTen8-LmXfM
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Green Flash
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Open Source Software Violates YouTube's "Harmful or Dangerous" Content Policy [video]
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The baffling lack of candor from Heroku is alarming! At first their status page showed absolutely no problems. Some time later it received updates to acknowledge an incident. Why not go out of your way to be up front? I feared this may be h
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Status page definitely showed ‘all green’ (no issues) when I checked after noticing database backups (via the heroku CLI) were failing.
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Google are pushing their luck - I never have used any "AI features" in my workspace subscriptions, and probably never will (I really just need basic email). Also worth mentioning Google's arrogance of not citing current pri
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"I've changed my mind on AI coding" – Adam Wathan [video]
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Main points: > This morning, I designed an entire enterprise dashboard without opening Figma. I sketched the core flow on paper, annotated it with handwritten notes, dropped them into my generative AI tool. Within a few seconds, my hand-
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> "but you have no idea what the code is" > Are you a vibe coding Youtuber? Can you not read code? If so: astute point. Otherwise: what the fuck is wrong with you? You’ve always been responsible for what you merge to main. Y
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Dumb question, but why hasn’t GitHub made a solution that lets you run GitHub Actions locally? Or at the very least a solution that validates the action (giving a bit more certainty that it will succeed, a bit like a dry-run)? (My war story
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> def execute(path:) > why the "incomplete" colon? Just ruby's syntax to denote 'keyword arguments', i.e. when calling this method, you must explicitly use the parameter name, like so: execute(path: "
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If video exists of the presentation, would love to see it.
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Should you backup your S3 buckets or trust they will never fail?
(twitter.com)
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