the obvious use case is to use facial expression detection to track how much attention people are paying to advertisements
Is there a good grid control (ie a data grid) for Blazor? A colleague reviewed the offering from Infragistics and it wasn't anywhere near their WPF data grid control.
I think that's valid and I want that possibility for everyone. I don't want it linked to work, though.
I don't want "mental health support" from work. I only need that if my workplace is causing serious mental health issues in the first place. (Which it is at present.)
i find his writing great and wish that he had written more about Midori.
a small gripe about the otherwise excellent writing: > at that point high standards are not merely useless but positively harmful. There are a few people who start too many new projects, but far more, I suspect, who are…
i found this very interesting. we have a homegrown push-based streaming library in .net based on reactive (it supports indexed joins of "tables") and we're looking for something more infrastructural as we move to the…
i think no, it's not "not in my mind but in my body". my take is that anxiety occurs first by warping a person's attention, and the mental and physical symptoms of that follow.
our team (C#) did an extended proof of concept in F# about ten years ago. we found that it was easier to hero-code in F# but harder to work as a team over time in F#. we ended up embracing a lot of the functional…
I found a conceptual way to do manage my mental workflow that really does seem to help. I don't really know how to phrase the details, but I started thinking of my brain as an information processing system - in the…
the obvious use case is to use facial expression detection to track how much attention people are paying to advertisements
Is there a good grid control (ie a data grid) for Blazor? A colleague reviewed the offering from Infragistics and it wasn't anywhere near their WPF data grid control.
I think that's valid and I want that possibility for everyone. I don't want it linked to work, though.
I don't want "mental health support" from work. I only need that if my workplace is causing serious mental health issues in the first place. (Which it is at present.)
i find his writing great and wish that he had written more about Midori.
a small gripe about the otherwise excellent writing: > at that point high standards are not merely useless but positively harmful. There are a few people who start too many new projects, but far more, I suspect, who are…
i found this very interesting. we have a homegrown push-based streaming library in .net based on reactive (it supports indexed joins of "tables") and we're looking for something more infrastructural as we move to the…
i think no, it's not "not in my mind but in my body". my take is that anxiety occurs first by warping a person's attention, and the mental and physical symptoms of that follow.
our team (C#) did an extended proof of concept in F# about ten years ago. we found that it was easier to hero-code in F# but harder to work as a team over time in F#. we ended up embracing a lot of the functional…
I found a conceptual way to do manage my mental workflow that really does seem to help. I don't really know how to phrase the details, but I started thinking of my brain as an information processing system - in the…