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Basecamp blog had a write up about this technique years ago. The idea is each app screen is a standard web view. However, it uses a JavaScript bridge to do native page navigation. This provides native swipe back to navigate, as well as the
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And for anyone who might be open to trying powershell, the cross platform version is pwsh. Pythonistas who are used to __dir__ and help() would find themselves comfortable with `gm` (get-member) and get-help to introspect commands. You will
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You make a good point. Could there be a case for new ethical considerations to be made. The issue is patients are very vulnerable and no one really knows how bad the downside may be. A prolonged agonising or disabling death can be far worse
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It’s also handy reference for constructing queries for a DB that I might not be familiar with.
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People move to K8s so that their resumes and job ads are cloud provider agnostic. Peoples careers stagnate when their employers platform on a home baked tech, or on specific offerings from cloud providers. Employers find Mmoving to a common
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Affects mitochondrial function https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1867647/
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It doesn't even cover the barest of organisational root cause. How are they planning to do defense in depth and prevent any internal threat actor from wedging every machine in the world?
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I’m so sorry to hear. My sister is a cancer researcher. She said early trials often kill people because they are the sickest cases.
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More like incentivising R&D so they move up the value chain. Generate demand for indigenous product when economies of scale aren’t there (see secret history of SV). Encourage internal competition so that it is innovate or die.
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2y ago
Commoditise your complements.
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2y ago
“Not cyberattack”. How about friendly fire.
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2y ago
It was renamed Azure Service Bus
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I have a couple of datapoints. One project I know of started with message queues for request response pattern. It performed poorly because Windows Service Bus writes messages to a database. That increased latency for a UI heavy application.
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If you look at ASEAN as an example of how these loose trade bloc works, they are durable, they tend to be respectful of one another’s sovereignty, and they haven’t fought one another for 60 years. There may be deals for cross border investm
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Couldn’t there be a smart contract for this? I’ve no idea how.
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2y ago
Apologies for the off topic discussion. The eastern bloc countries suffered badly under soviet rule. When the Ukraine war started, I’m as eager as anyone to see that the Russians were dealt a black eye. In retrospect, given the gas shortage
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I believe that US has been an essential partner for a very long time. It demands great leadership but it is something sorely lacking over the past couple of decades.
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A war only happens when the chances of winning or losing is indeterminate. Ukraine would have achieved a sane political outcome without loss of blood and treasure if the Russians managed to roll in their tanks and replaced the government wi
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There were some suggestions in the past that the US’s unbridled support for Israel is harmful to the long term interests of Israel. Over the years I’ve seen less and less intelligent arguments coming from Israeli leadership, particularly in
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There was another small study looking at similar dosages of creatine for traumatic brain injury. Time spent in ICU was halved.
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I’ve used this https://github.com/secretGeek/ok-bash It is a menu that works off a file that contains a collection of single line commands. I like it because it is a local command that is only relevant to the project I
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Most self-driving is about avoiding collissions, and signalling intent, especially when streets are narrow and there's merging or shared use. The physics of cars, people, bikes and kids around roads are well understood (acceleration, v
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arstechnica specially identified a manager who oversaw the removal of the hot reload code. Backtracking is not the same as not telling the truth.
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This is what worked for me: I didn't start exercising until my late 40s. I picked a gym that offered classes, and made it the first thing I did at the beginning of the day. After that I'm ready to work. I now have a personal train
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I find k3s still consume 5% of my little CPU constantly, and later learnt it was because Kubernetes polls processes in the background.
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The documentation is stellar and it makes Dream looks accessible even for a non-ML'er like myself. I also liked how you introduced HTML through preprocessing. I wish F# would take a similar approach. Nothing seems to come close. OCaml
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6y ago
I thought some of the fungi break down minerals from rocks?
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yes, futures contracts.
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Not sure if it'll help, there's an older gentleman on Youtube who claims reading with glasses actually makes myopia worse with time, due to the way it affects the shape of the eyeballs. Look up Tod Becker.
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Nice write up. There should be a section on MQ gotchas. Here's my war story: Back in the days when we didn't know what we were doing, we had a system where MQ was used in Request/Response style for querying databases. On the
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