I have the same experience, except I buy 4mg gum tablets and I chew 1/4 - 1/3 of a tab at time. 2mg and 4mg tabs are priced similarly.
> And yet, the lure of the perfect system is ever present What evidence do you have that anyone has discovered this? My impression is that highly productive people have will and focus, not a perfect project management…
Based on my experience opening a clone of the nixpkgs repo the other day... I don't think so :)
I am not sure if this is accurate. I think money "throughput" matters more than absolute money supply.
I like the detail from the top comment of replying w a 429 after a many second delay. That would mitigate any retry storm.
I have done the JKLI to arrows thing too (well HJKL for me), huge quality of life improvement.
> The hardest challenge in my view is solving the intermediate representation issue. Right, you'd basically be writing an interpreter for English
I think the Barnes and Noble turn around story is interesting and deserves our attention. What annoys me is placing this against the backdrop of the pullback in share price seen by high growth tech platforms in recent…
I have my home directory as a git repo: works great, simple, no symlinking
You are an inspiration, I too want to be become a "gentleman scientist". Also thanks for the mention of hasktorch, did not know of this interesting project.
I think this is a fair criticism to a limited extent, the crypto world is full of useless memecoins that don't have value beyond serving as gambling games. However some people interested in and working on blockchain and…
For neovim: https://github.com/Pocco81/TrueZen.nvim
> An idea that's become increasingly popular in my extended social circles at major tech companies is that one should avoid doing work and waste as much time as possible, often called "antiwork", which seems like a…
> I don't see how this story, the context of it, adds substantial merit to veganism. If cows are smart enough to be potty trained then maybe we should not confine them to feedlots and slaughter them.
While not implemented I think there are "lattice based" forms of cryptography that are believed to QC resistant that blockchains could migrate over to if QCs begin to show signs of increased fault tolerance and size.
Looks like the exercise left to the reader has been completed: https://www.blockchain.com/btc-testnet/tx/182bf9202649ded3a6...
And air. That's what is crazy about plants, their carbon comes from the CO2 in the air. Also if someone loses weight, most of the carbon that made up their fat leaves the body as breath.
Or one of the members of the criminal gang ran off with all the cryptocurrency and then made a public post claiming some form of law enforcement seized the crypto.
I think there is some evolutionary psychology at play in people's bias against "Crazy New Ideas". A human hunting and gathering on a savanna with a crazy new idea is likely to be killed by a lion or starve. Sure the new…
Because the governance structures of DAOs will be open source smart contracts they will be, in theory, easier to iterate upon and improve.
Don't they go hand in hand?
I too would appreciate such a review. I have a preorder for v2 but no experience with the first version of the device. The customers at the top of the preorder queue for v2 got their tablets about a month ago[1] so the…
Is there something like leetcode.com but for math?
I remember filippo.io from the days of the heartbleed vulnerability! Had a great heartbleed checker that I used several times.
By all means, study algorithms and data structures but the idea of sourcing and studying specific "company questions" is silly and kinda unethical.
I have the same experience, except I buy 4mg gum tablets and I chew 1/4 - 1/3 of a tab at time. 2mg and 4mg tabs are priced similarly.
> And yet, the lure of the perfect system is ever present What evidence do you have that anyone has discovered this? My impression is that highly productive people have will and focus, not a perfect project management…
Based on my experience opening a clone of the nixpkgs repo the other day... I don't think so :)
I am not sure if this is accurate. I think money "throughput" matters more than absolute money supply.
I like the detail from the top comment of replying w a 429 after a many second delay. That would mitigate any retry storm.
I have done the JKLI to arrows thing too (well HJKL for me), huge quality of life improvement.
> The hardest challenge in my view is solving the intermediate representation issue. Right, you'd basically be writing an interpreter for English
I think the Barnes and Noble turn around story is interesting and deserves our attention. What annoys me is placing this against the backdrop of the pullback in share price seen by high growth tech platforms in recent…
I have my home directory as a git repo: works great, simple, no symlinking
You are an inspiration, I too want to be become a "gentleman scientist". Also thanks for the mention of hasktorch, did not know of this interesting project.
I think this is a fair criticism to a limited extent, the crypto world is full of useless memecoins that don't have value beyond serving as gambling games. However some people interested in and working on blockchain and…
For neovim: https://github.com/Pocco81/TrueZen.nvim
> An idea that's become increasingly popular in my extended social circles at major tech companies is that one should avoid doing work and waste as much time as possible, often called "antiwork", which seems like a…
> I don't see how this story, the context of it, adds substantial merit to veganism. If cows are smart enough to be potty trained then maybe we should not confine them to feedlots and slaughter them.
While not implemented I think there are "lattice based" forms of cryptography that are believed to QC resistant that blockchains could migrate over to if QCs begin to show signs of increased fault tolerance and size.
Looks like the exercise left to the reader has been completed: https://www.blockchain.com/btc-testnet/tx/182bf9202649ded3a6...
And air. That's what is crazy about plants, their carbon comes from the CO2 in the air. Also if someone loses weight, most of the carbon that made up their fat leaves the body as breath.
Or one of the members of the criminal gang ran off with all the cryptocurrency and then made a public post claiming some form of law enforcement seized the crypto.
I think there is some evolutionary psychology at play in people's bias against "Crazy New Ideas". A human hunting and gathering on a savanna with a crazy new idea is likely to be killed by a lion or starve. Sure the new…
Because the governance structures of DAOs will be open source smart contracts they will be, in theory, easier to iterate upon and improve.
Don't they go hand in hand?
I too would appreciate such a review. I have a preorder for v2 but no experience with the first version of the device. The customers at the top of the preorder queue for v2 got their tablets about a month ago[1] so the…
Is there something like leetcode.com but for math?
I remember filippo.io from the days of the heartbleed vulnerability! Had a great heartbleed checker that I used several times.
By all means, study algorithms and data structures but the idea of sourcing and studying specific "company questions" is silly and kinda unethical.