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4y ago
I had the same thing happen in melodics (a finger drumming educational app), went over midnight, lost the streak and just mentally gave up on it. Duolingo (that I have the pro version of) does the same thing, but it 'froze' it fo
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4y ago
I'd love to see the retrospective warning signs. I wonder if there's ways to see a boss at a bigCo is a dictator during the interview process.
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5y ago
VR seems great for folks, but you're putting your eyes' ciliary muscles into a cast and then working the rest of you out. Few activities put your eyes at a fixed 1.3m focal distance for the entire time.
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5y ago
I love that getting let go isn't even on the flowchart. Amateur!
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5y ago
Google search is shot. They need to revert the jillion microservices to pre-covid versions and just let go of whatever they've done. The changes have surely increased some key performance indicators but they've also made their ser
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5y ago
Former computational materials scientist here. There are groups that are using ML for finding materials to simulate, and some beginning to use it to speed up simulations. Still that said, simulating cutting, abrasion, sharpening (I suppose
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6y ago
gently triggered by someone having a PhD in stat mech and not having to do the grueling proofs of this sort of stuff that at least I did in materials science.
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7y ago
Liquid lithium syrup is still available (with a prescription?). I purchased some, but without sugar it doesn't taste much like sevenUp when combined with soda water. The first time I ever had it (in a mental ward) it really tasted like
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7y ago
It was possibly overflow from the Edison which is a separate club in downtown LA. Cliftons is Cliftons
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7y ago
I remember getting that email from a friend (who's still my friend) and thinking nah. Same with friendster which existed pre-MySpace. Folks comparing this to MOOs and IRC are missing that this was one of those first anglings to do wh
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8y ago
I use it and I like it.
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9y ago
Current endgame employee here. Yes. In R&D our data science team has published a few and the vulnerability research & prevention team has as well. Some of these were in the form of talks. IIRC the most relevant to this blog post i
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9y ago
the dexed plugin allows different bit depths. There were a lot of FM synths from yamaha from the DX5, DX7, DX7s, DX7II and they all had differences in one way or another. The user Power DX7 on youtube has some really in depth looks at the
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9y ago
This fixes the exact problems I would often have with ReasonML . On top of that my coworker hcarty made some nontrivial contributions to it, so I'm super excited. I am a dyed in the wool C style programmer, but after exposure to reaso
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9y ago
Here's a nice hacked up version, note the mkdir -p that makes the directory if it doesn't exist. Also I changed the time from 24hr to more provincial 12hr w/ AM/PM Please be careful adding aliases if you aren't sur
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10y ago
Just in time!
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10y ago
next post in series: When You Break Your Leg, Walk It Off
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10y ago
What it really requires is the blind eye (or knowing nod) of a nation state, since with the level of unuttered evidence (and the private orgs named which no one seems to be mentioning here) the idea that "we won't prosecute you if
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10y ago
"It is unknown to me why Facebook issued an Additional Grant of Patent Rights in the first place." STOP RIGHT THERE If you can't be bothered to do the research necessary to see why then your JD didn't teach ya much in th
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ROP Is Dying and Your Exploit Mitigations Are on Life Support
(endgame.com)
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10y ago
The resonance with left-pad and the questions of "how exactly to we share super simple code" evolves through so many different prisms. From legal to organizational to not invented here to...
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10y ago
Mass amounts of historic personal health info is more of a liability than an asset depending on the jurisdiction and the litigiousness of your customers in case of a breach.
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11y ago
Crying tears of joy I hope... or are your friends computers?
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11y ago
Nah. You want the congress to be the coders writing the law that is then literally executed like a program. But what I'm saying is that what "Watson" can actually do is help focus the decision making strategies on what rules
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11y ago
You don't want a computerized executive branch first, you want a computerized legislature first.
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11y ago
Note that the A-10 was designed post Vietnam and saw its first active service in the 1991 Gulf War, not in a jungle. It happened to do well. I find the engineering management of the A-10 quite interesting. The plane has done well, it is l
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11y ago
React Native powers Groups and their ad manager: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/showcase.html
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11y ago
The officially released facebook graphql query parser is written in C/C++ https://github.com/graphql/libgraphqlparser
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11y ago
That's the JWZ perspective, but if you add strong typing you can basically turn the "string" into "SomeType" and process records like that. If you look at languages with a |> operator they often act like that.
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11y ago
Yeah they were fundamental to the tuning of radio at all come to think of it. Formant filter synths were available far earlier. And even earlier than that wah-wah mutes on trumpets were commonplace in the 20s which were a physical manifest
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