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Mining for Immature Git Hashes(tylercipriani.com)
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by thcipriani 2y ago
I've been reading Caro's multi-volume biography of Lyndon Johnson. This was the best book I've read at overcoming my initial expectations (Johnson is a hugely flawed human being, wowza).
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Communications in the Hurricane Helene Aftermath(zeroretries.org)
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Subliminal Git Commits(tylercipriani.com)
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C0ffee Is the Color(c0ffee.surge.sh)
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Review: The Time-Block Planner by Cal Newport(filipin.eu)
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GitHub's Legacy of Terrible Code Review(tylercipriani.com)
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The Slow Rise of GitHub's Pull Request(tylercipriani.com)
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The Pull Request: a brief and biased history(tylercipriani.com)
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Git: The Stupid Password Store(tylercipriani.com)
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The redpoll finch: How two bird species just became one(colorado.edu)
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How Colorado's ham radio operators prepare for disaster(coloradosun.com)
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The Famous Computer Cafe (1983–1986)(archive.org)
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Photographer with 1k Featured Pictures for Wikipedia(diff.wikimedia.org)
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The May 10th superstorm electrified Earth's atmosphere(spaceweather.com)
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BBC Antarctic Midwinter Broadcast(bbc.co.uk)
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by thcipriani 2y ago
I spent some time building a data logger when I first got my vue, but they updated hardware circa 2012 specifically to thwart this, it seems[0]. It was a frustrating discovery: had to spend an extra $100 for something that can be made with
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by thcipriani 2y ago
My rough understanding is CWOP was started by ham nerds and forwards all data to MADIS via FindU[0] [0]: < http://www.findu.com/ >
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by thcipriani 2y ago
I have a Davis Vantage Vue. It's a nice station, but requires a proprietary data logger to get a serial connection which I loathe. There's tons of good weather station nerd info on wxforums[0]. weewx[1] software supports sending
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by thcipriani 2y ago
I had the same thought. People know that ChatGPT is completely fallible—prone to hallucination, etc—yet people continue to abuse it to do things it's incapable of doing—write a legal brief, create an A paper, etc. This is the same magi
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by thcipriani 2y ago
I've wondered the same. Ben Cox's blog[0] shows there is some bias for the random art generation. [0]: < https://blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/ssh-randomart-how-does-it-wo... >
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by thcipriani 2y ago
I should have explained this in the post, but didnt—"hexadecimal sucks" was the title of the slide from Dan Kaminsky's presentation way back in 2006. Since then, by default ssh shows the SHA256 fingerprint in base64 (minus tr
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So What's All This HaLow Long-Range WiFi About Then?(hackaday.com)
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FCC Seeks Comment on Impact of Geomagnetic Storm on Communications(fcc.gov)
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Hexadecimal Sucks(tylercipriani.com)
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Emoji Use Promotes Participation and Issue Resolution on GitHub(arxiv.org)
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I discovered the joy of repair while fixing my Baratza Virtuoso grinder(getonwithit.blog)
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Database of notable people, 3500BC-2018AD (2018)(nature.com)
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by thcipriani 2y ago
Seems like the author of this is aware of Goodhart's law, but it bears repeating: both of the proposed real measures (RoI and value-add capacity) could come at the expense of uptime and stability. John Doerr talks about balancing OKRs,
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A new star is about to appear in the night sky(colorado.edu)
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