This is impressively full-featured for a new app. I tried it out for some route-planning and tracking a hike and kept finding the features I was looking for. Can you share anything about your development approach? I…
Yes. Even standing outside a straight-through tunnel, you can get some echo back to you off the walls.
It’s still there, but the builder is only in the web UI.
I’ve been working on a homemade CPU (in simulator) and I’m in the middle of implementing an ISA and assembler as a bug step up from working in machine code to working in assembly. I’ve been looking at Forth as a good…
Look into keyboard macro programs for a much easier way to do this. I use Espanso and have it set up to paste the time anywhere I type `;tm`.
Representative line from a previous post: > You probably don’t remember from a post almost two years ago, but I already implemented generation of temperature, wind and precipitation patterns, and inferred the local…
But aren’t toasts fundamentally different by being intentionally designed not to block your work?
How can this be true? If my parents and spouse and friends were all hairdressers, I definitely would never pay for a haircut.
Still a supported feature! You can find it if you dig around in the menus long enough.
This would work! QR codes would be even more opaque.
Their status updates look clearly like AI-generated blurbs saying the same thing with varied phrasing, hour after hour. Thanks for the slop? I know writing status page updates is annoying, but “a human is paying…
A “fifth” of alcohol is a 750ml bottle (about a fifth of a gallon). So someone drinking a fifth is drinking more like 15 shots.
This seems like a rather large claim that would benefit from some kind of supporting argument.
Those execs sound like terrible communicators. It’s hard for me to imagine a colleague acting this way in real life.
Agreed entirely. The substitution in the article didn’t cause much inconvenience to the readers, even if it was new to them (it was new to me). But people sure seem to have an appetite for complaining about it rather…
Isn’t that the point of the parking requirement? If you don’t have room for enough parking to support the Thing, then you don’t have room to add the Thing to the neighborhood. Seems like the intended outcome.
> what happens when your senior engineers retire and there are no replacements prepared because it's more efficient to hire foreign senior engineers rather than onboarding and training a college grad This assumes that…
But: we are KNOWN to be undergoing one right now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction?wprov=sfti...
And having a stranger along for the shopping trip doesn't affect the timing more than the extra walk to the back of the store? And the engineer is sitting in the car on the first night and it "wouldn't start," which…
I actually often skip this step with real cards. If a joker comes up, toss it and replace it from the deck.
I tried setting up a game of solitaire (on desktop with a mouse) and it got tedious really fast. What I wished for right away was: - Ability to drag a selection region and move multiple cards together (like, say, the…
This is an unfair debate tactic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
Agreed. Back when I was wringing the maximum utility out of every dollar, an iPod Touch alongside a feature phone provided a whole lot of usefulness for a few years, even with no mobile connection.
I dunno, I took an IQ test for a job application in 2016.
> No AI will ever host a breakout session at an offsite to discuss strategy for getting people to work in the horrific hotel seating dehumanized office Well, let’s hope not.
This is impressively full-featured for a new app. I tried it out for some route-planning and tracking a hike and kept finding the features I was looking for. Can you share anything about your development approach? I…
Yes. Even standing outside a straight-through tunnel, you can get some echo back to you off the walls.
It’s still there, but the builder is only in the web UI.
I’ve been working on a homemade CPU (in simulator) and I’m in the middle of implementing an ISA and assembler as a bug step up from working in machine code to working in assembly. I’ve been looking at Forth as a good…
Look into keyboard macro programs for a much easier way to do this. I use Espanso and have it set up to paste the time anywhere I type `;tm`.
Representative line from a previous post: > You probably don’t remember from a post almost two years ago, but I already implemented generation of temperature, wind and precipitation patterns, and inferred the local…
But aren’t toasts fundamentally different by being intentionally designed not to block your work?
How can this be true? If my parents and spouse and friends were all hairdressers, I definitely would never pay for a haircut.
Still a supported feature! You can find it if you dig around in the menus long enough.
This would work! QR codes would be even more opaque.
Their status updates look clearly like AI-generated blurbs saying the same thing with varied phrasing, hour after hour. Thanks for the slop? I know writing status page updates is annoying, but “a human is paying…
A “fifth” of alcohol is a 750ml bottle (about a fifth of a gallon). So someone drinking a fifth is drinking more like 15 shots.
This seems like a rather large claim that would benefit from some kind of supporting argument.
Those execs sound like terrible communicators. It’s hard for me to imagine a colleague acting this way in real life.
Agreed entirely. The substitution in the article didn’t cause much inconvenience to the readers, even if it was new to them (it was new to me). But people sure seem to have an appetite for complaining about it rather…
Isn’t that the point of the parking requirement? If you don’t have room for enough parking to support the Thing, then you don’t have room to add the Thing to the neighborhood. Seems like the intended outcome.
> what happens when your senior engineers retire and there are no replacements prepared because it's more efficient to hire foreign senior engineers rather than onboarding and training a college grad This assumes that…
But: we are KNOWN to be undergoing one right now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction?wprov=sfti...
And having a stranger along for the shopping trip doesn't affect the timing more than the extra walk to the back of the store? And the engineer is sitting in the car on the first night and it "wouldn't start," which…
I actually often skip this step with real cards. If a joker comes up, toss it and replace it from the deck.
I tried setting up a game of solitaire (on desktop with a mouse) and it got tedious really fast. What I wished for right away was: - Ability to drag a selection region and move multiple cards together (like, say, the…
This is an unfair debate tactic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
Agreed. Back when I was wringing the maximum utility out of every dollar, an iPod Touch alongside a feature phone provided a whole lot of usefulness for a few years, even with no mobile connection.
I dunno, I took an IQ test for a job application in 2016.
> No AI will ever host a breakout session at an offsite to discuss strategy for getting people to work in the horrific hotel seating dehumanized office Well, let’s hope not.