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rossant
2y ago
So sad. He seamed like an extraordinary man.
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Apple shouldn't have apologized for its iPad Pro 'Crush' ad – Macworld
(macworld.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Honest question: how do we know for sure it's not CG?
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2y ago
Same. And it took me 10 minutes to realize I could scroll right on the tool selection area... I could only see like a wood bar, a sword and a couple of other things on my phone. With the other tools it's so much fun. My kids will love
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rossant
2y ago
I agree, HN is much less toxic than about any other place on the internet.
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rossant
2y ago
The cloud might be a no go to some.
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rossant
2y ago
Congrats, looks great! For reference management I'm finally sticking with Zotero after maybe 15 years of trying it. With version 7 beta it's finally becoming really good for my use-cases.
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rossant
2y ago
Why does she hate it if she is so efficient with it?
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rossant
2y ago
My older son is 8 and is finishing Harry Potter #5. I hope he'll still enjoy reading after he turns 9.
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rossant
2y ago
Ha! Same.
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2y ago
(2022)
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2y ago
Not much contents in this article. I thought I'd learn more about ULIDs.
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2y ago
Excellent and fascinating article. I knew semiconductor fabs were incredibly complex but this article still blew my mind.
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The horrible truth about shaken baby syndrome cases
(slate.com)
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2y ago
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Beall's List – Of Potential Predatory Journals and Publishers
(beallslist.net)
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2y ago
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rossant
3y ago
The ORM is fantastic and I never use raw SQL, but I can see how it may be simpler to just go straight to raw SQL with complicated database structures and queries.
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rossant
3y ago
After more than a decade building custom admin-like interfaces from scratch in PHP, the auto-generated admin interface in Django felt like magic.
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3y ago
I have apocalyptic experience with "experts". I've worked on shaken baby syndrome for 8 years with hundreds of families, doctors, lawyers, scientists, [1] and the major obstacle we're facing is with the so-called "e
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rossant
3y ago
I agree, I still miss it 20 years later.
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3y ago
My first cellphone (Sony) had this. I think it was https://images.app.goo.gl/Xc1RtzQSurxcFktt7 I even wonder if there wasn't haptic feedback. It was so cool at the time and I still miss it.
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rossant
3y ago
Dynalist. For todo lists, notes, prose, everything really.
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rossant
3y ago
I have a PhD and get lost all the time. GPS makes it a bit easier, although I always have to walk a few seconds to check my direction by looking at the movements of my GPS position.
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rossant
3y ago
Same here. I get lost all the time. I always forget to make attention to landmarks and surroundings.
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rossant
3y ago
Actually, even the question to know whether the blood in the brain and behind the eyes can be explained with violent shaking (without impact) is debated as the scientific evidence is still lacking. I said "without impact" because
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3y ago
We've had one in French for a while, and we've been wanting to create an English version for years. It's about time we get started on it. Otherwise, there's already https://shakenbaby.science/ , which ser
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3y ago
Exactly, that's the major obstacle we're facing: a particular kind of psychological bias (very human...)
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How to remember the difference between cations and anions
(quora.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
This doesn't come out of nowhere. They "gave their son a gun and ignored warning signs of violence."
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3y ago
> The display hardware refreshes with the new signal (again, this refresh could be scan-line, like CRT, or whole-framebuffer, like LCDs, OLEDs, and plasmas), and you finally see the result. Nice explanation but you stopped at the human&#
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3y ago
Yes, there are lawyers who have become experts on these cases and whose tireless work have helped hundreds of people. But that doesn't scale, there are tens of thousands of cases. The real solution will come when doctors fully update t
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