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oriel
6y ago
Post date is european format? code at https://github.com/Synerise/cleora
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6y ago
I'm curious whats your definition of "ready". I'm doing a similar quasi-local-first project with p2p. Ive been toying with libp2p[1], which underpins a number of distributed storage solutions, and originated from ipfs. &
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oriel
7y ago
I'm in a similar boat. What other similar tools have you found yourself using? For example, Ive been learning the hell out of wget, but I find my tool library lacking or lacking in trust.
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oriel
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I put together this doc ( https://awesome-covid-19.github.io/ ) in response to 2mo of obsessing over the emerging virus and needing to share what I knew in the form of actionable items for the average person (re all my friend
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oriel
7y ago
This is more an article about the lack of a solid definition of Data Scientist, than whether to start or stop hiring. Its on par with every business looking for a way to shove "AI" into its marketing messaging. Much like the artic
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oriel
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This is the kind of limit-break science article that makes me come back here for news. Advancements which seem small and relativly progressive, but enable a next-level range of technologies and have immediate applications and potential impa
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oriel
7y ago
In general I've adopted a policy to just not fly on Boeing planes and see no reason for that to change. Reading this as a potential passenger to me says its too soon. This craft has to be demonstrated to not only be free of the (underl
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> The vulnerability, found by Chinese security company Qihoo 360... Isn't this the same company that was just being roasted for having spyware installed in Samsung phones?
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I copied this from another submission/comment a while back, I wish I'd preserved the source. It's been my touchstone for my daily emotional rollercoaster of working at any job, and has helped me do a lot of this BS cutting. &
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Simple Is Funner Than Complex
(nkantar.com)
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RPC will never die
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> Google is starting to feel like the paperclip optimiser. I'm sure the way its products work is currently optimal for whatever metrics they set, but it's certainly not optimal for me as a user This makes me think of Goodhart&#
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oriel
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I've taken to playing certain songs for certain scenarios. My favorite example of such being Blast Off (Human Pyramids) played just as my flight is taking off, that windup taxi and the acceleration to flight. I've kept that partic
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I forgot to mention this in my other response. Most doctors will use the same equipment in the same area. For PRK they do a tomographic scan of your eye to determine a number of parameters, and then your doctor pre-programs the procedure. I
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oriel
7y ago
Supportive personal anecdote: I got PRK in somewhat unusual circumstances, paying $1.6k total. My cornea thickness was compatible with the procedure (which is one of the big reasons to do LASIK over PRK, i think), but my offset was huge (-7
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oriel
7y ago
I recently discovered that the stock i was hand-wavingly promised never materialized. 10 months in to this job it's caused a cascade of reflection and 'why bother' moments. So first, thanks for this question. At prior jobs, I
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7y ago
Paywalled
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> It's not the best choice, its Spacer's Choice! So many lines from that game are a little too real to be truly funny. Source: Outer Worlds (game)
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oriel
7y ago
They have! I went through it in 2017, and the unfolding and cascade of realizations and perspective shifts have not only flipped my life (for the best), but also instilled permanent changes in how i participate in communities, interact with
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oriel
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Having gone through this retreat (the NWTA) with the MKP, I can easily point to it as the most legitimate and profound event I've had/attended in my life. Its important to take in context, I'm in my mid 30s, and was emotional
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I would add to this that making lists like this is akin to reading an encyclopedic textbook front to back; theres no continuity or hydrating component that clarifies the deeper meanings implied. In fact, these lists are the scientific equiv
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For an interview take-home I was asked to slice and dice a voter donation database to find analytics ranging from simple top lists to counts/lists of people who were most likely to donate again (following a given formula). Many of thos
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oriel
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I have and have had regular conversations with the delivery folk about this topic, and even as recently as last week they still don't see any difference in their tip. As a result I switched to putting in 0 tip and giving cash when I ha
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oriel
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This is in essence addressing many of the circumstances which lead to burnout, and 'underperforming' is just code for that. Having been in the employee's position this time last year, I would have welcomed any of these steps
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8y ago
This reminds me of the (relatively) recent post about breakdowns and descriptions of major and well-crafted applications. Link: http://aosabook.org/en/index.html A lot of Computer Science graduates, and/or self-ta
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Is there a standard/preferred piece of software for doing mindmaps?
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I had an idea for an iOS app years back that i spent about 6 months developing. It was technically challenging and technically possible, which made it appealing. I'd dump 2-4 hours after work and more on the weekends into it. Eventuall
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> Postscript: There ought to be a scifi weapon that flings pyramids. Theres a recurring trope of advanced civilizations (human or alien) using directed asteroids as weapons. In this case Starship Troopers is the first example that comes
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Proof?
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I've had a similar experience with emotional tolls and performance at work. I've found that having one or two trusted work friends to confide in helps immensely. They can basically act as support touchstones, even if you only talk
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