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by salimmadjd 6y ago
Graham Hutton recently did a tutorial via Computerphile YT channel on functional parsing [0]. Where he starts from the scratch and explains the process of creating your own library for parsing. The YT video description has the link to the f
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
Masterclass is such a brilliant business model. They're charging close to the same fees as Netflix, yet their production costs are very little. They don't need to bet millions on some show or pilot and become a flop. They can quic
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
Anyone else feels this is shortsighted? Estimates are that China is 10 years away to be able to build chips domestically that can compete with TSMC. Mostly because a lot of the precision chip making technologies are hard to make and are onl
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
Some background - In my past life I started Crazymenu.com The idea initially started as a central place to host all the restaurant menus with the idea of eventually expanding it to SAAS tech layer for everything restaurant related. The idea
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
part of me is curious if this is a way to appease the administration due to high pressure [0] and wait out the next election cycle. They are talking about 2021-2029. Even if Trump is reelected, I could see them leasing an existing fab and h
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
MusicTechHelpGuy on Youtube has summarized all the updates. If you're new to Logic really recommend his YT channel he has one of the most complete Logic training out there and it's all for free. His videos are a great place to sta
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
When Apple vs. PC wars first started, PC won because of software. It’s a lesson Steve learned which is probably still guides their thinking. This is why there is numbers, keynotes, Pages, etc. Apple still wants to empower the creative commu
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
I have to side with Musk here. I want to see what everything Tesla is doing to protect their employees and if they are following a subset of the below guidelines that I've listed. Temperature check at entrance, mask requirement, strict
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
I'm really looking forward to seeing SwiftUI mature. After the initial release of Swift it's the most exciting part of iOS development that I'm looking forward to.
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
Curious if there will be any headline announcements. Anyone wants to guesses from that one image in the release what’s Apple key updates might be? Outside of iOS, macOS? There were a lot of speculations with iPhone 11 about Apple’s new U1
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
Like many, I've been learning new recipes recently and that includes pizza - I've been using this dough recipe (it has wholewheat in it) [0] and been really liking the flavor of the dough. I've also moved to slow rise, the do
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
There is a lengthier interview by UnHeard with Professor Johan Giesecke (another experienced epidemiologist) of Sweden on YouTube [0]. It’s worthwhile listening to their perspective. One of the comments he made was that no lockdown would w
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
This might be a great product, but I'm so burnt by various Google's connectivity and social media products that I won't invest 1 minute of my time on it. Because I know it'll be matter of days before google cancels it
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
your $2/month pricing. Is it $2/person/month?
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
fair point! I guess we can also look at the success of Golang and attribute it to similarity to C. I remember I was able to do all the Go's online tutorial in couple of hours because it was so familiar to me. To your point, if you want
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
Looks interesting. I only wish it used Haskell's type annotation. I've been learning Haskell recently and I'm really liking how easy it is to read and digest codes. I feel like Haskell in general is yielding much cleaner cod
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
Thanks! I do agree, we all need something during this challenging times to be reminded who we are the core and that thins will be okay again. I'll see if I can put it on a one-pager or something. Cheers!
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by salimmadjd 6y ago
OT - One of my most personal profound moments was chasing this winter photo [0] and sharing it with a coyote. I wanted to take a night shot of the Cathedral Rock (that I had seen a few years earlier but didn't take a good photo of it)
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
I believe Elm took some major missteps. Despite doing so many things right with the initial designs (and still one of the best designed front-end experiences) it never grew much beyond the early adopters and it basically remained a fun hobb
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
100%! I actually prefer it now over elixir. Once you get to use it and spend a few weeks working with it, it becomes so expressive and it feels so clean to read and understand.
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
That was also my first impression. Not to devaluate the value of any type of handholding. I think the hardest part in this process is becoming an "influencer". Recently I've been playing around making leather goods, so that
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
I'm very curious. Can you pleas share some specifics.
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
This is awesome. Bookmarked. Thank you
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
I worked with Victor Vescovo( sign name V^2 as he was also a Navy reserve intelligence officer)for about a year in the early dot.com days. Those days he was into climbing. A nice guy, however he would use “I” too much even when others contr
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
UCSF had a great video conference call with several of their experts essentially covering these drugs and the two different stages of the disease. I highly recommend watching the first half at least. https://youtu.be/bt-BzE
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
From their website [0] my guess is their test is ELISA [1] based or similar method of detecting if the human body has had an immune reaction to the virus in the amount that is detectable. Where as the more expensive test is PCR based [2] th
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard put a bill last week on the house. https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/house-resolutio...
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
One possibility is using sanctions to decide which country can have the vaccine. The assumption is the virus will naturally spread, so controlling which country gets or doesn’t get the vaccine is a form of an indirect biological warfare. Th
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
Geoff Goldberg has been analyzing and writing about this a lot[0], he is worth following on Medium, ironically Twitter suspending him from Twitter [1]. [0] https://medium.com/@geoffgolberg [1] https://medium.com&
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by salimmadjd 7y ago
US Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has also indicated she'll be putting a UBI legislation on the US Congress house floor in the coming weeks. Edit: making it clear it's federal level not state level legislation.

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