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by tra3 5y ago
I can't find "Frames per second" in iStat. I checked CPU/GPU section. Where is it?
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by tra3 5y ago
I just got another notification that exposures are still being tracked on my behalf. Anecdata, but nobody I know has ever gotten notified of anything. Even people that had COVID (including myself). Perhaps you're right, it does seem ra
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by tra3 5y ago
I'm curious about this concept. Some quick googling yielded "The Programmer's Stone" [0], seemingly about how mapping related to programming. Any other sources? [0]: http://programmersstone.com
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by tra3 5y ago
Can someone ELI5 for people that don't follow fusion tech closely? In particular does this mean we're going to have fusion soon?
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by tra3 5y ago
Bang on. 1. Backend Engineer = Rails 2. Front End Engineer = Vue 3. Infra Engineer/Devops = AWS ...and with a security background. ...and all 3 at an expert level. I've worked with a lot of bright and capable people over the years
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by tra3 5y ago
Thanks! Does it include body battery too? Do you find it useful?
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by tra3 5y ago
Can you share which one you have?
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by tra3 5y ago
Can you share which garmin you have? Battery life is By far my biggest issue with the Apple Watch. Once it discharges I forget to use it.
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by tra3 5y ago
I was curious too, this is right in the article: > A path analysis suggests that the interactive relationship between sigh inhibition and overactivity in the prefrontal cortex causes comprehension decline.
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by tra3 5y ago
I trust brew. Until you asked though, I haven’t thought about it. Have no real reason to trust brew. Never even verified if their stuff is signed..
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by tra3 5y ago
- handbrake to transcode videos: https://handbrake.fr - anki for spaced repetition https://ankiweb.net/ - Snipaste a really nice screenshot utility https://www.snipaste.com there's also awesome
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by tra3 5y ago
I've worked in education previously. Apart from being mandated by the gov't, lots of kids have issues so making allowances for them makes sense. We had to retrofit some of the WCAG functionality into our product. Possible but bett
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by tra3 5y ago
That's really neat. I like how it goes bottom up. I usually jump into dev with a new language and have to look up every function. This way you build up your knowledge of the language API from the ground up. neat.
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by tra3 5y ago
Great advice, in my opinion. The incentives for recruiters are clear; to get you hired. They cannot however force a hire and there's a threshold for submitting duds -- their clients will stop working with them. I look at recruiters as
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by tra3 5y ago
I got an under desk treadmill. It's flat (no bar up front) and only supports walking up to 5mph. I've been regularly putting in 15,000+ steps on day that I work.
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by tra3 5y ago
Another option is to look at existing modules on MELPA, standing on the shoulders of the giants etc. I really learned a lot from org-roam-ui [0]: - websockets - http server - creating an API - and of course internal emacs functionality. [0]
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by tra3 5y ago
Does anyone know if Pentagon's procurement process has changed since the days of "The Pentagon Wars" [0]? I initially jumped into this whole topic because I was terrible at estimating and thought it was a uniquely personal fa
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by tra3 5y ago
I didn’t clue in who the author was. Thanks for pointing it out. I just finished southern reach. It’s still churning in the background.
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by tra3 5y ago
You gotta do what's right for you. Have you tried moving to a different team/org?
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by tra3 5y ago
a: I did not apply to any; recruiters reached out. b: all of them c: at least 2. d: see below. d#2: 2 so far. e: poorly. I haven't interviewed properly in 10 years so this experience been a bit of a shock. 1. FAANG: Leetcode hard; fail
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by tra3 5y ago
Is this "the grass is greener..."? Small(er) companies have politics, they espouse family values ("we are a family, lets rally!"), but it's only a one way street. It's still very much a business relationship, j
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by tra3 5y ago
I see lots of note taking/personal knowledge info management apps being announced and criticized on HN, but I think it's great that we are exploring the space. Eventually, things will probably whittle down to a handful of successf
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by tra3 5y ago
With org-roam you can create neat note graphs as well: https://imgur.com/a/9oyHMCt
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by tra3 5y ago
You gotta schedule it. I do it first thing in the morning, I have a template checklist that goes through everything so I don't have to think: - [ ] write for 5 minutes - [ ] check inbox - [ ] process yesterday - [ ] schedule today
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by tra3 5y ago
> There’s really no good reason to stick your neck out at a dysfunctional place I'm reading "The Pentagon Wars" [0], about how US Military used to develop weapon systems in the 70s and 80s; here's an anecdote from the
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by tra3 5y ago
I clicked on a random episode, "Exploring ADHD with Eric Tivers". Couple of things stuck out to me, listening to the dialogue: 1. forgiveness - forgive yourself for not being perfect 2. "do I really have this things". It
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by tra3 5y ago
Thanks for an insightful post. Is there a specific episode of the podcast you can recommend? Or just jump in?
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by tra3 5y ago
Narrowing the solution space makes sense. "I don't see how we can apply a DFS to this problem, so let me see if I can use a hash".
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by tra3 5y ago
There's a chap on YouTube that compares smart watches to pro (or prosumer?) devices. His take away from testing apple series 7 watch [0] is that it's very accurate when it comes to heart rate and HRV. The appeal of having a smart
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by tra3 5y ago
Are you familiar with spaced repetition [0]? Basically I way to optimize learning. If you're not take a peek. It's one possible approach. [0]: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/use-spaced-repetition-with...

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