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Reminds me of the "Do not look at the moon" writing prompt. "Do not scan the QR code in the sky" https://www.reddit.com/r/WritingPrompts/comments/8aec6t/wp_i...
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I had a mug handle break, shatter my trackpad and spill all over my keyboard. I now treat any mug with a level of distrust.
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People are having less sex too. Cost is the biggest one I can think of. If you didn't walk out of the hospital with a 8k bill (on a good delivery) and then have to figure out how to afford $1,500 per month childcare after 12 weeks unp
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Cody's Lab did a video series on making yellow cake uranium that got him a visit from g men. Most everything Colin Furze does has mortal danger. Styropyro is probably also on a watchlist. Williams project was dangerous, but I don
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2022-March-11 is the master date format. No US injected ambiguity and no chance for misintrepretation.
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One of my favorite youtubers did an hour long video on the trucker convoy from California to DC and it was a peak into another world. The thing I thought about after watching it was wondering what it looks like when that group has mass une
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Voluntary white noise is the bottom of the adverse environmental factors list I'm worried about.
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Throw in translation, on device image labeling, stuff like on body walking/biking detection, voice recognition.
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mould mold
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How do you validate those product ideas? Are you posting about it and fishing for engagement, or building some real quick and dirty prototypes?
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Interesting ways to think about complexity illustrated with extremely complex and non approachable examples.
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Vim for phones sounds like trying to play doom on my fridge. Possible, not enjoyable.
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You could release your code with a less permissive license (say excluding companies with a 1 trillion dollar market cap) so they at least have to play ball with you.
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I found a wife at college. Don't know how you fit that into the spreadsheet model.
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We've only had organ transplants for 60 years. I'd like to know how far we could push it in a world where we have a donor organ pool grown to order and a preventative approach to organ replacement. Take the guy with a pig heart an
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I love articles like this where it goes deeper into a fundamental idea that I've only interacted with on a "do what I need done" level.
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>slowest modern languages Horizontal scaling is going to be an issue eventually, no matter the language. You can serve tens of thousands of people off a single django server. Unless you're going to hit a growth limit at specifical
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UB?
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Charlotte's Web is 50 state legal CBD
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That's incredibly cheap.
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Or say a next door global superpower decides to get testy
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He's teaching literal rocket science to the masses.
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Yes, because way more people write SQL than write a "proper" programming language.
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Having done it the wrong way many times and a better way a few times, I can tell you that an ORM with migrations is a huge improvement.
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It's all about duty cycle. Idle browsing is not taxing.
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I'm only buying high endurance memory now. I've had enough cheap usb and sd cards die on me. Losing my data is not worth saving $10.
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The only thing I keep disposable batteries for is my key code door lock
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>their fundamental design flaws are completely hidden by their superficial design flaws That hit me right in my 9-5 "not invented here" nightmare.
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I inherited a distributed app that causes me a lot of off hours work. My goal build pipeline brings up the app in docker-compose, then randomly kills services while running integration tests. So many failures are because people don't
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My relations own a pig farm with 10k pigs, they don't have names.
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