It doesn't really surprise me that's possible. I've landed by accident in a very recognizably DMT state when the stars aligned. It can happen, I just don't generally buy claims of "naturally". It's a preexisting state,…
Technologists in particular, taken as a group, have a very specific philosophical outlook that they don't tend to interrogate in themselves because it's so pervasive and intrinsic to what they work on and how they do…
At that point the map is the territory.
> Even in extremis: A fist-fight is a sequence of biomechanical optimization problems, and there's always a "perfect move" at any given moment in time. No, it is not. And no, there isn't. This is exactly the sort of…
They can call themselves empiricists all they like, it only takes a few exposures to their number to come away with a firm conviction (or, let's say, updated prior?) that they are not. First-principles reasoning and the…
Yes, specifically when it comes to open-ended research or development, collocation is non-negotiable. There are greater than linear benefits in creativity of approach, agility in adapting to new intermediate…
A lot of overwrought digital solutions here and not the obvious one: Stop selling online. Sell the tickets at a small number of locations near and including the venue, with cashiers empowered to deny suspicious…
You go to IKEA!
In practice it does not. If you have had something with FindMy tracking stolen you may know what apartment block it's in, but not what unit. Police won't or can't do anything if it could be in multiple units or would…
> Try buy a TV without smart features. Easy. Just buy a dumb monitor. Why do you even need the TV tuner?
Depends on 1) where the university is located (CoL), 2) if they went on strike recently to get paid enough to pay rent. You can reliably assume that PhD wages must eventually converge to the rent of a studio apartment…
Honestly paper, parchment and stone have a pretty bad record as a format. They either degrade or even if preserved can become unreadable (e.g. Linear B) without a surviving linguistic community. Even when the text…
> Real estate still shot up in lockstep with the rest of the world because you can't and you won't build faster than people who see homes chiefly as an investment buy property. Excellent put. The bitter pill underneath…
On some level I hope he tries. There's already mounting hostility on the populist wing of the right towards Elon. Going after anti-trust might just be the bridge too far. And frankly, given his public comments about and…
> livable habitats beyond Earth Fetuses do not properly develop in the womb outside of Earth gravity. Sorry. End of the road for that sci-fi pipe dream.
+1, I have almost exactly the same story! (I didn't read the IPC guide.)
I found your networking guide as a kid with only some scripting experience, and it served to get me into C programming in general, so I have a special fondness for it. Appreciate the work! Neat to see you still writing…
There's a glaring issue with this... one of its commands conflicts with the absolutely crucial system administration tool `sl`. :-)
If you're a FinTech startup with 2 years under your belt, you have the latitude to adopt whatever you want provided it pays the bills (read: satisfies debt repayments). You're already mired in deep inefficiencies with…
I tend to agree with you. But on the other hand, if true, this is the kind of crazy situation that could also lead to new mathematics where regimes considered unstable are revealed to have surprising stable nodes. The…
The counter argument is that Google doesn't maintain any of those services beyond the bare minimum for customer facing interactions, and exchanges between their services are even more poorly supported if they even exist…
Would have been better to not admit it was there or have hidden it. The last things we need are more clean water reserves sucked dry by Intel rather than it focusing on guaranteeing its own supplies through other means,…
> I work with designers/developers all the time that don't know how to follow the WCAG recommendations even when you point them to documents and tutorials. > It's like nobody wants to admit it's difficult, and that's…
Oh yes, I can see :) And yes, I agree it is not the clear and obvious resource we can point people. We DO need better "guide" format documentation, rather than dry technical reference. Nearly everything I've seen online…
> That document is extremely hard to parse, and it offers absolutely no guidance wrt which parts matter the most, or, say, how the various real screen readers used in the wild behave. No, but it does enumerate what is…
It doesn't really surprise me that's possible. I've landed by accident in a very recognizably DMT state when the stars aligned. It can happen, I just don't generally buy claims of "naturally". It's a preexisting state,…
Technologists in particular, taken as a group, have a very specific philosophical outlook that they don't tend to interrogate in themselves because it's so pervasive and intrinsic to what they work on and how they do…
At that point the map is the territory.
> Even in extremis: A fist-fight is a sequence of biomechanical optimization problems, and there's always a "perfect move" at any given moment in time. No, it is not. And no, there isn't. This is exactly the sort of…
They can call themselves empiricists all they like, it only takes a few exposures to their number to come away with a firm conviction (or, let's say, updated prior?) that they are not. First-principles reasoning and the…
Yes, specifically when it comes to open-ended research or development, collocation is non-negotiable. There are greater than linear benefits in creativity of approach, agility in adapting to new intermediate…
A lot of overwrought digital solutions here and not the obvious one: Stop selling online. Sell the tickets at a small number of locations near and including the venue, with cashiers empowered to deny suspicious…
You go to IKEA!
In practice it does not. If you have had something with FindMy tracking stolen you may know what apartment block it's in, but not what unit. Police won't or can't do anything if it could be in multiple units or would…
> Try buy a TV without smart features. Easy. Just buy a dumb monitor. Why do you even need the TV tuner?
Depends on 1) where the university is located (CoL), 2) if they went on strike recently to get paid enough to pay rent. You can reliably assume that PhD wages must eventually converge to the rent of a studio apartment…
Honestly paper, parchment and stone have a pretty bad record as a format. They either degrade or even if preserved can become unreadable (e.g. Linear B) without a surviving linguistic community. Even when the text…
> Real estate still shot up in lockstep with the rest of the world because you can't and you won't build faster than people who see homes chiefly as an investment buy property. Excellent put. The bitter pill underneath…
On some level I hope he tries. There's already mounting hostility on the populist wing of the right towards Elon. Going after anti-trust might just be the bridge too far. And frankly, given his public comments about and…
> livable habitats beyond Earth Fetuses do not properly develop in the womb outside of Earth gravity. Sorry. End of the road for that sci-fi pipe dream.
+1, I have almost exactly the same story! (I didn't read the IPC guide.)
I found your networking guide as a kid with only some scripting experience, and it served to get me into C programming in general, so I have a special fondness for it. Appreciate the work! Neat to see you still writing…
There's a glaring issue with this... one of its commands conflicts with the absolutely crucial system administration tool `sl`. :-)
If you're a FinTech startup with 2 years under your belt, you have the latitude to adopt whatever you want provided it pays the bills (read: satisfies debt repayments). You're already mired in deep inefficiencies with…
I tend to agree with you. But on the other hand, if true, this is the kind of crazy situation that could also lead to new mathematics where regimes considered unstable are revealed to have surprising stable nodes. The…
The counter argument is that Google doesn't maintain any of those services beyond the bare minimum for customer facing interactions, and exchanges between their services are even more poorly supported if they even exist…
Would have been better to not admit it was there or have hidden it. The last things we need are more clean water reserves sucked dry by Intel rather than it focusing on guaranteeing its own supplies through other means,…
> I work with designers/developers all the time that don't know how to follow the WCAG recommendations even when you point them to documents and tutorials. > It's like nobody wants to admit it's difficult, and that's…
Oh yes, I can see :) And yes, I agree it is not the clear and obvious resource we can point people. We DO need better "guide" format documentation, rather than dry technical reference. Nearly everything I've seen online…
> That document is extremely hard to parse, and it offers absolutely no guidance wrt which parts matter the most, or, say, how the various real screen readers used in the wild behave. No, but it does enumerate what is…