Smart invert on iOS can do the job for you (can be enabled as an option for the accessibility shortcut from settings).
Going snowboarding with the team if it’s a pow day.
I poke around in node_modules with some regularity (often in combination with the debugger) and it’s always nice to find actual source files, not just source maps.
Any recommendations for a pre-amp and DAC?
The latter is roughly what we do on the project I work on: English string directly in the source, plus a human-readable identifier that helps translators understand the context of the string they’re translating. One…
For anyone else wondering, Zildjian was founded in 1623 in Constantinople.
May I ask how you identified them as silicon bugs? And by silicon bugs do you mean random bit flips, or something else?
Looks really nice. One comment from a usability perspective: it would be nice if the center of rotation were a point on the trail, rather than a point somewhere underneath the landscape. Better still if that center…
Very nice idea, and nicely implemented. One of those things that seems like it should already have existed, especially with how many headless CMSs there are out there, having a personal CMS of sorts just makes sense.
One reason could be to enable novel fare systems, like London has with its Oyster network. You can travel around (scanning your contactless debit / credit card) without thinking about how much you’re paying, safe in the…
Can anyone else chip in with their post-acquisition Auth0 experiences? I’m genuinely concerned about its future. Been quite badly burned by another (totally unrelated) third-party service that got acquired. Went from…
Having to give a phone number to join the waitlist is not so nice. Can’t think of any good reason not to accept an email.
Using A Fine Start [1], with a collection of links to frequently used sites. [1]: https://afinestart.me/
Walter Lewin’s MIT lectures on Physics. Quite sad to see that they’ve been removed from MIT OpenCourseWare [1]. [1]: https://news.mit.edu/2014/lewin-courses-removed-1208
It’s not going to be write-only for long: the Copilot Labs version of the VS Code extension introduces brushes, which (by analogy to Photoshop) can be used to retouch your code [1]. Make code more readable, fix bugs,…
To add to this: don’t touch your eyes when you’ve been in public places and touched unsanitary surfaces. Your eyes are a really easy path into the body for pathogens.
To save you a click: they’re not named in the article.
I have a suspicion you’re right about what ChatGPT could write about this scenario, but I wager we’re still a long way from an AI that could actually operationalize whatever suggestions it might come up with. It’s…
Cream and eggs really is the bee’s knees. I’m keen to try out Kenji’s method, but my approach yields pretty good results too, with perhaps less fuss (one pan, one fork, one spatula): Melt a good bit of butter in a…
> Prion diseases are rare. About 300 cases are reported each year in the U.S. https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseas... So, vanishingly rare. Enough to be an irrelevance.
I’m inclined to agree. The article brushes over the type-safety provided by Prisma as being merely a ‘useful feature’ — but this is huge, especially working on a large project with lots of other developers. The…
The idea of super-capacitors in cars is positively horrifying, knowing how explosive just the small ones can be. At grid level though, is there anything that speaks against them? Edit: to answer my own question, they…
I think making you ‘solemnly swear I have a TV licence’ was a way to boil the frog, so to speak, from the days when no licence was required at all to use iPlayer. Jumping straight to a real verification step would have…
Also in a subsequent interview with the Google engineer [1], it comes out that the sentience claim was a bit of an attention grab, but with the reasonable purpose of airing the topic of AI ethics, and how machine…
Really nice work, thanks! Much cleaner than pulling arbitrary properties off the HTTP request context, and gets a nice conceptual leg-up by analogy to React hooks.
Smart invert on iOS can do the job for you (can be enabled as an option for the accessibility shortcut from settings).
Going snowboarding with the team if it’s a pow day.
I poke around in node_modules with some regularity (often in combination with the debugger) and it’s always nice to find actual source files, not just source maps.
Any recommendations for a pre-amp and DAC?
The latter is roughly what we do on the project I work on: English string directly in the source, plus a human-readable identifier that helps translators understand the context of the string they’re translating. One…
For anyone else wondering, Zildjian was founded in 1623 in Constantinople.
May I ask how you identified them as silicon bugs? And by silicon bugs do you mean random bit flips, or something else?
Looks really nice. One comment from a usability perspective: it would be nice if the center of rotation were a point on the trail, rather than a point somewhere underneath the landscape. Better still if that center…
Very nice idea, and nicely implemented. One of those things that seems like it should already have existed, especially with how many headless CMSs there are out there, having a personal CMS of sorts just makes sense.
One reason could be to enable novel fare systems, like London has with its Oyster network. You can travel around (scanning your contactless debit / credit card) without thinking about how much you’re paying, safe in the…
Can anyone else chip in with their post-acquisition Auth0 experiences? I’m genuinely concerned about its future. Been quite badly burned by another (totally unrelated) third-party service that got acquired. Went from…
Having to give a phone number to join the waitlist is not so nice. Can’t think of any good reason not to accept an email.
Using A Fine Start [1], with a collection of links to frequently used sites. [1]: https://afinestart.me/
Walter Lewin’s MIT lectures on Physics. Quite sad to see that they’ve been removed from MIT OpenCourseWare [1]. [1]: https://news.mit.edu/2014/lewin-courses-removed-1208
It’s not going to be write-only for long: the Copilot Labs version of the VS Code extension introduces brushes, which (by analogy to Photoshop) can be used to retouch your code [1]. Make code more readable, fix bugs,…
To add to this: don’t touch your eyes when you’ve been in public places and touched unsanitary surfaces. Your eyes are a really easy path into the body for pathogens.
To save you a click: they’re not named in the article.
I have a suspicion you’re right about what ChatGPT could write about this scenario, but I wager we’re still a long way from an AI that could actually operationalize whatever suggestions it might come up with. It’s…
Cream and eggs really is the bee’s knees. I’m keen to try out Kenji’s method, but my approach yields pretty good results too, with perhaps less fuss (one pan, one fork, one spatula): Melt a good bit of butter in a…
> Prion diseases are rare. About 300 cases are reported each year in the U.S. https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseas... So, vanishingly rare. Enough to be an irrelevance.
I’m inclined to agree. The article brushes over the type-safety provided by Prisma as being merely a ‘useful feature’ — but this is huge, especially working on a large project with lots of other developers. The…
The idea of super-capacitors in cars is positively horrifying, knowing how explosive just the small ones can be. At grid level though, is there anything that speaks against them? Edit: to answer my own question, they…
I think making you ‘solemnly swear I have a TV licence’ was a way to boil the frog, so to speak, from the days when no licence was required at all to use iPlayer. Jumping straight to a real verification step would have…
Also in a subsequent interview with the Google engineer [1], it comes out that the sentience claim was a bit of an attention grab, but with the reasonable purpose of airing the topic of AI ethics, and how machine…
Really nice work, thanks! Much cleaner than pulling arbitrary properties off the HTTP request context, and gets a nice conceptual leg-up by analogy to React hooks.