This is my dream computing experience. No laptop, no desktop, just your phone and you plop it on a dock with maybe an external SSD and GPU for games. I feel the cloud could even enable this to some degree but that feels…
Not that I know, but in my experience, the stress for me came from the increased level of expectations at faang vs non-faang. I recently moved to a faang-tier company and the most jarring thing to me was how much the…
This is a neat idea. Are there examples of this in the wild?
I did some investigation because I was curious as well. I think one distinction is in the lowercase 'm'. Primarily around the left most stroke of the letter where the first arch of the 'm' meets. Neue Haas Grotesk's 'm'…
I've been using it for side projects and I'm a big fan. The keyboard shortcuts are convenient and they make it easy to pick them up as you navigate around the app. I also like their approach to the traditional epic with…
I think it's because there aren't as many mature libraries for data scientist to use. That and prototyping isn't as friendly as it is in something like Python. In terms of things similar to numpy there's Accord.NET…
I wonder this a lot. To me it seems that a lot of that "hacker" mentality and the radicalism that follows with it kind of died down a bit. The maker movement is one of the only things I can think of in recent times that…
> America's business hero has become Amazon's Jeff Bezos Is this accurate? I feel like more people look to Musk than Bezos. However, I realize I have a sheltered "internet only" view, so pardon my ignorance.
I enjoyed Men, Machines, and Modern Times by Elton E. Morison. Not necessarily technical but has some interesting history and talks about some of the struggles inventions/inventors may take on.
I feel like window management is a good way to introduce vimscript as well. Lets you tweak some of the features like having the windows open on the right instead of left or getting rid of the w so it's just ctrl+{hjkl}.
I feel like most of 4chan's special interest boards are good if you can sift through them. I wouldn't say it's in-depth all the time but if you lurk enough and come across a good thread it can actually be pretty…
This is my dream computing experience. No laptop, no desktop, just your phone and you plop it on a dock with maybe an external SSD and GPU for games. I feel the cloud could even enable this to some degree but that feels…
Not that I know, but in my experience, the stress for me came from the increased level of expectations at faang vs non-faang. I recently moved to a faang-tier company and the most jarring thing to me was how much the…
This is a neat idea. Are there examples of this in the wild?
I did some investigation because I was curious as well. I think one distinction is in the lowercase 'm'. Primarily around the left most stroke of the letter where the first arch of the 'm' meets. Neue Haas Grotesk's 'm'…
I've been using it for side projects and I'm a big fan. The keyboard shortcuts are convenient and they make it easy to pick them up as you navigate around the app. I also like their approach to the traditional epic with…
I think it's because there aren't as many mature libraries for data scientist to use. That and prototyping isn't as friendly as it is in something like Python. In terms of things similar to numpy there's Accord.NET…
I wonder this a lot. To me it seems that a lot of that "hacker" mentality and the radicalism that follows with it kind of died down a bit. The maker movement is one of the only things I can think of in recent times that…
> America's business hero has become Amazon's Jeff Bezos Is this accurate? I feel like more people look to Musk than Bezos. However, I realize I have a sheltered "internet only" view, so pardon my ignorance.
I enjoyed Men, Machines, and Modern Times by Elton E. Morison. Not necessarily technical but has some interesting history and talks about some of the struggles inventions/inventors may take on.
I feel like window management is a good way to introduce vimscript as well. Lets you tweak some of the features like having the windows open on the right instead of left or getting rid of the w so it's just ctrl+{hjkl}.
I feel like most of 4chan's special interest boards are good if you can sift through them. I wouldn't say it's in-depth all the time but if you lurk enough and come across a good thread it can actually be pretty…