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by suranyami 4y ago
"thatdudecancook" (terrible name, I know!) has shown me some amazingly simple techniques that have radically improved my cooking: https://www.youtube.com/@thatdudecancook If you're into Chinese cooking, then
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by suranyami 4y ago
Not leaving a destructive relationship sooner. Twice. The second one was the worst. I've since observed that behaviour in other couples, mostly with the men, but almost as frequently with the women that make the partner's feeling
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by suranyami 4y ago
+1 Absolutely mind-boggling documentary…
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by suranyami 4y ago
FYRE was epic. Worth it just for the schadenfreude of watching influencers suffering. :-)
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by suranyami 4y ago
“How We Got to Now” tv series https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3106210/ Fascinating look into ideas that transformed our society, like glass, time keeping, sanitation, etc. takes seemingly mundane topics and explores
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by suranyami 4y ago
“Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth” Mind-boggling series on the role of myths throughout history and today. Not at all what I was expecting, and made my head spin on many occasions.
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by suranyami 4y ago
“Trinity and Beyond: the Atomic Bomb Movie” Narrated by William Shatner, using declassified, high quality footage of nuclear tests.
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by suranyami 4y ago
I would learn lots of different languages, databases, concurrency models and paradigms. I felt like my life was stuck in a rut being very good at one language (Java), but then I tried Ruby and my mind was blown. That reinvigorated my intere
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by suranyami 4y ago
Dr Becky's coverage of the JWST in particular lately has been really excellent. She really has a knack for taking what are some really advanced topics and explaining them clearly. It's a sign of a great communicator when you feel
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by suranyami 4y ago
+1 Huygens Optics
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by suranyami 4y ago
I don't track it EVERY DAY, obviously. Just have keyword searches on Google Alerts. And yes, if you were talking 10 years ago, when I started that keyword search, Alcubierre drives were seen as "not implementable even if we could
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by suranyami 4y ago
Agreed. Never seen quite so much detail anywhere. I find myself totally absorbed in them, then I look at the clock and realise "What the hell am I doing? It's 1AM and I've just watched 3 hours of in-depth information about gr
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by suranyami 4y ago
COFFEE James Hoffman: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMb0O2CdPBNi-QqPk5T3gsQ Deep dives into coffee machines, grinders, techniques, beans, roasting, etcetera with a healthy dose of scientific discipline to each. Lanc
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by suranyami 4y ago
Sabine Hossenfelder is great. Also try UpandAtom for Physics
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by suranyami 4y ago
Did you know that if you laid all the economists in the world on the ground end-to-end, they’d still point in different directions? True fact.
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by suranyami 4y ago
Chef Wang is excellent. Also highly recommend Chinese Cooking Demystified: an American + Chinese couple living in Guangdong do deep dives into the complexities of regional Chinese specialties. And for something much lighter but still inform
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by suranyami 4y ago
I second Curiosity Show. Obviously aimed at kids and from the seventies, but still excellent
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by suranyami 4y ago
"Alcubierre": to track progress on warp drives
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by suranyami 5y ago
Also… just like in 1875… time to try again again? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metre_Convention > The Metre Convention (French: Convention du Mètre), also known as the Treaty of the Metre,[1] is an international tr
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by suranyami 8y ago
It looks like you’re trying to issue a Pull Request! Would you like to use Visual Studio Azure Github for Windows 2000, Enterprise Edition with Skype & Linkedin Integration? https://www.redbubble.com/people/suranya
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Auto-Run ExUnit tests in Elixir with `mix test.watch`(suranyami.com)
3 points by suranyami 10y ago|0 comments
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Fun with Unicode Regex in Elixir(suranyami.com)
3 points by suranyami 10y ago|0 comments
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by suranyami 10y ago
This is a great set of suggestions. On the cooking side of things, I found I was spending a lot of money buying lunches. Sydney is a VERY expensive city: a 'cheap' lunch in the CBD costs at least $7. So, we're talking about
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Installing Elixir on the Raspberry Pi(suranyami.com)
3 points by suranyami 10y ago|0 comments
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Using a different email address per Git repository(suranyami.com)
2 points by suranyami 10y ago|0 comments
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Reusing PostGIS scopes with ActiveSupport concerns(suranyami.com)
1 points by suranyami 10y ago|0 comments
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Date validation with the Reform gem(suranyami.com)
1 points by suranyami 10y ago|0 comments
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The Asymmetrical Impacts of Startup Failure(suranyami.com)
2 points by suranyami 11y ago|0 comments