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My latest evil advertising industry thought was for all of these infinite-scrolling social media feeds to force the scrolling to stop to watch a (10 second) ad, before you can keep scrolling. Kind of like the commercial breaks of old, excep
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Fastmail offers a masked email feature for one-time email addresses: https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/4406536368911-Ma...
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4y ago
I was having trouble finding a job. I dyed my beard back to my original hair color and had 4 offers within 2 weeks. Dyeing your beard feels disingenuous and smells a little funny at first, but it really works. People remarked that I: - Ha
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4y ago
I've recently had the sales team from Magniv.io pestering me to try it as an alternative to Airflow with a "shift left" perspective for automating jobs. I wasn't convinced enougy by the value prop to dive deeper. I thi
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4y ago
This bumps up my desire to build my own mechanical watch using one of the kits here: https://rotatewatches.com (something I've had bookmarked for a while as a possible rainy day project)
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5y ago
The ash trees are all gone around us. Some 30-40% of all of the trees in our area (central Ohio) were wiped out within just 2-3 years. I'm not sure if we'll get saplings growing back now that the ash borer has wiped out its food
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5y ago
RM2 also has a nasty subscription service required to get all the features.
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5y ago
Next they should add keys for cli tools: psql, mongo, mysql, oci, gcloud, aws ...
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5y ago
There is also "The Geometry of Musical Rhythm"
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5y ago
Why do you have to create the folders for your bookmarks yourself? Can you use a classification AI to automatically put the bookmarks in a variety of categories based on the contents of the page? You would then only need to add tags such a
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They said that there would be spin off and supporting industry also moving into this new industrial zone. Maybe a board manufacturer will move in, to pick up the chips from Intel one side of their operation, and deliver them to AWS on the
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5y ago
They regularly dump batches of perfume into the air - you can smell it for miles. It probably confuses pollinators and other wildlife because the smells are so intense.
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5y ago
We used to have this happen at an office I worked in where the SEO team was scraping google search rankings by running thousands of queries with different search keywords. Google was blocking the IP address rather than our browsers.
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5y ago
This same street has a Facebook data center, an AWS data center, and a Google data center (within a couple of miles). There is a biotech research campus, Bath & Bodyworks main research lab, and the main operations center for AEP (a mid
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5y ago
The Ohio State University is in Columbus and if not the largest university in the world it is in the top 3.
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5y ago
Not to mention that every one of these startup CEO's thinks they are the next Steve Jobs and find it necessary to act like him.
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5y ago
Never answer those honestly. More than half the time they aren't there to "help management understand how to do better", rather to purge people who aren't happy. "We don't need employees who don't love i
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5y ago
This should be the "Science of Slow Cooking Meat". Rather than slow cooking in general.
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5y ago
It also had a built-in pop-up blocker which none of the other browsers at the time had.
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5y ago
What is "cyberphysical coding"? I didn't see any definition on the website, and no, I haven't seen any live examples of it either. It sounds cool, but from looking at this site, I have no idea what they are talking abo
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Soon I'll be able to have high quality sound embedded in my business card. And when I open a magazine while killing time in the line at my favorite box grocery store, I'll get musical ads. And maybe my driver's license can
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6y ago
I would have used the word "percentage" rather than "percent". I wonder if the slightly more precise english would have helped?
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6y ago
That depends on whether you consider Math something we discover or something we invent. If it is something we discover, universal truths, then Math is a science, uncovering truths in the same way physicists and chemists and others do. If
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6y ago
Probably written by the "If man were meant to fly God would have given _him_ wings" crowd.
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Pretty cool! If you are drawing and go off the edge of the screen, when you come back it doesn't let you draw again unless you lift up on the mouse button and press it back down again. Using the shift key was much less reliable than
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And yet at my last two startups, when we could literally pick any product on the market - there was tremendous pressure from product, project management, devs, and the business to use JIRA "because it worked just fine at the last place
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6y ago
Another option is to use Instance Groups.
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6y ago
Can you use Health-Checks (under the Compute Engine drop down) to monitor Cloud Run? I use them with Instance Groups for deploying docker containers.
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Their spam is so annoying I would never consider their product. I've had to block them from all of my email accounts.
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6y ago
Usually it is surface ships which get that loud. In harbors where sabotage is a concern it is not uncommon to run a regular ping as a deterrent to underwater saboteurs.
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