rsanheim

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by rsanheim 5y ago
This thread ( https://twitter.com/curious_founder/status/14820133110341427... ) is from a different author on the same subject, but basically, the range hood had no effect on NO2 levels. It helped a lot with PM2.5
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by rsanheim 5y ago
I'm increasingly seeing "web 3.0" as basically a two headed beast: 1) a way to part greater fools from their money until the hype has died out 2) a hot topic to drive clicks and discussions for nerds and, increasingly, the te
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by rsanheim 5y ago
Yup, and didn't this exist pre Google Fi? Maybe it was just certain android phones, but I remember messaging one or two friends from hangouts in Gmail while at work, and they would respond really quick because they got the messages on
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by rsanheim 5y ago
Yup. This is why I use exclusively macs now for work and most non-work things (still PC for gaming, for obvious reasons). Of course I'm on linux systems almost daily when it's required, but thats via SSH or maybe a virtualized env
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by rsanheim 5y ago
This makes total sense. Whenever I've given a talk on a subject, I end up learning it much better than before, and these are topics I'm supposed to know quite a bit about =). The act of teaching or explaining something really help
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by rsanheim 5y ago
This ignores the point (that Perell makes in the essay) that learning via lecture is a horrible way to learn much of anything to begin with. Now I could see a counter point where you speed up a lecture, find the new information that interes
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by rsanheim 5y ago
One reason: try to work alongside a 3080 or 3090 running at full power for awhile, and you will understand. Especially if you don't have really good AC in your work area during summer. =)
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by rsanheim 5y ago
They are probably going to do two M1 Max chips in the imac, so basically take the existing m1 max, and double it (at least for multicore perf, who knows how single-threaded will play out).
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by rsanheim 5y ago
AMP pages have been far more annoying in my experience. It breaks the standard web controls (ie no tap on the top to scroll to top), breaks copying links, and locks you into the google ecosystem at the user's expense. Thank goodness it
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by rsanheim 5y ago
https://frame.work is getting good reviews and seems very reputable. Of course its just a laptop, so you have to figure out the rest of your computing world then.
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by rsanheim 5y ago
I was running the main ruby on rails app I work on via Rosetta since the first M1 MacBooks came out. The performance hit was there for sure, but not huge. Running local tests or seeding my database ranged to "about the same" to 1
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by rsanheim 5y ago
Any ideas on the typical delay before its supported in RDS?
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by rsanheim 5y ago
> Consumption of dairy in general is correlated with osteoporosis. Have some research that supports this? Consuming dairy (for those who aren't allergic or sensitive) is one of the best ways to get keep calcium and vitamin D intake
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by rsanheim 5y ago
The way a company deals with really difficult things like lay-offs speaks volume about the character, empathy, and skill of leadership at the top. This is really sad hearing about how crummy DHH and Fried are at one central piece of managem
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by rsanheim 5y ago
It goes up much quicker and requires less highly skilled tradesman to build and to maintain. There are new developments in the states where they produce the frames for the various housing 'templates' off-site, and then ship it to
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by rsanheim 5y ago
Finally, a remote upgrade. It looks promising, and could be really great if they included some physical feedback on buttons for use in the dark.
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by rsanheim 6y ago
Missed calls still signal a lot in this day and age. One example: you send a couple serious texts to a close friend or partner after an argument. They stay unread and you get no response. You then call and see if they pick up after a few ri
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by rsanheim 6y ago
I dig the theme, its clean and old school. One bit of feedback: you should bump up the overall font size and do a relative max-width, maybe 70%. I bumped up zoom by two to get things readable on my MacBook. Much of your audience will be on
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by rsanheim 6y ago
Yup, it does what it sets out to do, and it stays out of your way and doesn't nag you or annoy you. The fact of the modern web is that this is a bar most products don't reach, and many of them charge much more aggressively than pi
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by rsanheim 6y ago
There are so many good ones, but my personal favorite is Moonbeams for a more slow, contemplative sound.
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by rsanheim 6y ago
Huh, I’ve been running PostgreSQL (version 10 tho) on an M1 since they came out and have had no problems (knock on wood). Maybe it’s only the case when importing large datasets? Or when running antivirus?installed?
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by rsanheim 6y ago
With this sort of architecture switch for a database, would there be any reason to switch dev environments to use an ARM build of PSQL (where possible) as well to match production? PostgreSQL is often a core piece of apps that rely on it, b
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by rsanheim 6y ago
I imagine one very real reason right now is that most people cannot buy the new consoles right now, or at least don't want to play the in-stock game to try to snag one when they drop and are available for 5 minutes at retailers. So lot
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by rsanheim 6y ago
I’m so glad the pendulum seems to be swinging back to sensible server side based web dev that embraces the web and layers in dynamic front end behavior when needed. Most sites need a small amount of JS. Some benefit from quite a bit more, a
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by rsanheim 6y ago
I've used Slack forever. Before that was IRC, Campfire, then Github Chat (an internal product there), and others I've forgotten. I'm sure I'll use Teams at some point. The thing I always think about w/ chat apps for
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by rsanheim 6y ago
my point was that its not that simple, and you sound like a zealot. Apple's main focus has always been about creating an amazing experience for humans via Apple computers and devices. Thats it. The hardware is secondary and the expanda
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by rsanheim 6y ago
> Make no mistake, this is simply Apple's attempt to gain complete control over its users. This is unfair and just not true. It is known that apple products can be rendered useless after being stolen easily by the original owner. Ye
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by rsanheim 6y ago
Sure, as I said, I think there are many reasons that AMD has largely not been able to make a dent in the laptop market. I do find it amusing the continual retorts to M1 performance of "but wait until the Ryzen 4800/4900 laptops ar
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by rsanheim 6y ago
I'm seeing a resolution of 3840 X 1080 for that monitor? https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/monitors/gaming/49--chg... Thats a PPI of something like 80, which may be fine for gaming but is not at
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by rsanheim 6y ago
> I'm on a 3 month wait list right now to get an 8 core/16 thread AMD Thinkpad. Nobody else currently produces a sub-15W part with that much computational power. This is a big part of the reason that the AMD mobile chip compari

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