I appreciate Maciej Cegłowski's perspective here: https://idlewords.com/2005/04/dabblers_and_blowhards.htm
"our understanding of critical aspects of the ancient glass industry is fragmentary" I see what you did there...
> No one really cares if it’s 1ms or 30ms or even 200ms. You would definitely care about 200ms latency.
This isn't "How Zoom works". It's a 72 slide deck of complaints about the Zoom UI.
Unethical? Yes. Illegal? How?
Yes. Brock Turner got six months for rape. Here's a selection of decade+ prison sentences for marijuana: https://www.boulderdefenseattorney.com/top-10-non-violent-ma...
» Unrelated to the brouhaha on the West Coast, tobacco farmers in Kentucky were seeking a new cash crop. In 2011, James Comer won the race for Kentucky state agriculture commissioner by promising to legalize industrial…
TIL that CBD was kind of "invented" around 2011.
What program do those disassembly screenshots come from?
Yeah, and Italy, Spain, and France are some of the sunnier countries in Europe (compared to Germany, UK, Belgium, Scandinavia, etc). If anything I would expect vitamin D deficiency to be less common there.
or continues propagating into the endless depths of space
> When did we stop using lead and iron piping? Who says we stopped? Water mains often have service life > 100 years. Old buildings have old plumbing.
What is a GADT?
How does F# compare to OCaml or Haskell?
I remember feeling this in regards to some early "rapid application development" software in the 90's (Visual Basic or Borland Delphi or something). "Look how easy it is to make a text editor!" - Drag the "text editor…
If it's that vital, you should have a spare, or perhaps rent or borrow one.
The trick towards succcessful C++ development is to be very judicious in picking the features that you use. So not jumping to immediately using all the new features is a good sign.
I hope you mean x (multiplication) rather than ^ (exponentiation). If we're talking about fanout (each of 10 items of has 10 subitems, each of which has 10 subitems), multiplication is the relevant operation. And…
If you enjoy demos like this and live in or visit San Francisco, check out the Exploratorium, which is full of amazing physical demos like this. https://www.exploratorium.edu/
> And when you get rear ended, you're rarely at fault. It was my understanding that in California, it is (legally) _always_ the rear-ender who is at fault, and not the rear-endee.
Life finds a way.
This is why the rest of the world has abandoned above-ground power lines in favor of secure underground power lines. Fewer fires, fewer black outs...
Does this mean Otto is being shut down?
What is explosive welding?
Can this be summarized as "competition is good for the marketplace"?
I appreciate Maciej Cegłowski's perspective here: https://idlewords.com/2005/04/dabblers_and_blowhards.htm
"our understanding of critical aspects of the ancient glass industry is fragmentary" I see what you did there...
> No one really cares if it’s 1ms or 30ms or even 200ms. You would definitely care about 200ms latency.
This isn't "How Zoom works". It's a 72 slide deck of complaints about the Zoom UI.
Unethical? Yes. Illegal? How?
Yes. Brock Turner got six months for rape. Here's a selection of decade+ prison sentences for marijuana: https://www.boulderdefenseattorney.com/top-10-non-violent-ma...
» Unrelated to the brouhaha on the West Coast, tobacco farmers in Kentucky were seeking a new cash crop. In 2011, James Comer won the race for Kentucky state agriculture commissioner by promising to legalize industrial…
TIL that CBD was kind of "invented" around 2011.
What program do those disassembly screenshots come from?
Yeah, and Italy, Spain, and France are some of the sunnier countries in Europe (compared to Germany, UK, Belgium, Scandinavia, etc). If anything I would expect vitamin D deficiency to be less common there.
or continues propagating into the endless depths of space
> When did we stop using lead and iron piping? Who says we stopped? Water mains often have service life > 100 years. Old buildings have old plumbing.
What is a GADT?
How does F# compare to OCaml or Haskell?
I remember feeling this in regards to some early "rapid application development" software in the 90's (Visual Basic or Borland Delphi or something). "Look how easy it is to make a text editor!" - Drag the "text editor…
If it's that vital, you should have a spare, or perhaps rent or borrow one.
The trick towards succcessful C++ development is to be very judicious in picking the features that you use. So not jumping to immediately using all the new features is a good sign.
I hope you mean x (multiplication) rather than ^ (exponentiation). If we're talking about fanout (each of 10 items of has 10 subitems, each of which has 10 subitems), multiplication is the relevant operation. And…
If you enjoy demos like this and live in or visit San Francisco, check out the Exploratorium, which is full of amazing physical demos like this. https://www.exploratorium.edu/
> And when you get rear ended, you're rarely at fault. It was my understanding that in California, it is (legally) _always_ the rear-ender who is at fault, and not the rear-endee.
Life finds a way.
This is why the rest of the world has abandoned above-ground power lines in favor of secure underground power lines. Fewer fires, fewer black outs...
Does this mean Otto is being shut down?
What is explosive welding?
Can this be summarized as "competition is good for the marketplace"?