I recall from my childhood in the 70s and 80s in the UK that there was a brief arms race in chocolate bar sizes. Mars Bars peaked at 68g IIRC.
+1 I use Oracle Cloud rather than AWS as their "always free" tier is plenty to run a reverse proxy. As you say, could be anywhere.
I had a go. Nice work. Two minor irritations I thought it would help with, but it didn't: - Lots of iTerm shells open: easy to access, but iTerm’s window titles don't make it easy to find the one I want, and neither…
See also Guesstimate https://getguesstimate.com. Strengths include treating label and data as a unit, a space for examining the reasoning for a result, and the ability to replace an estimated distribution with sample…
"The Water Knife" by Paolo Bacigalupi
+1 for @garyseconomics
Thought I would try this with a browser plug-in — “This item is not available” says the Chrome store ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I recall from my childhood in the 70s and 80s in the UK that there was a brief arms race in chocolate bar sizes. Mars Bars peaked at 68g IIRC.
+1 I use Oracle Cloud rather than AWS as their "always free" tier is plenty to run a reverse proxy. As you say, could be anywhere.
I had a go. Nice work. Two minor irritations I thought it would help with, but it didn't: - Lots of iTerm shells open: easy to access, but iTerm’s window titles don't make it easy to find the one I want, and neither…
See also Guesstimate https://getguesstimate.com. Strengths include treating label and data as a unit, a space for examining the reasoning for a result, and the ability to replace an estimated distribution with sample…
"The Water Knife" by Paolo Bacigalupi
+1 for @garyseconomics
Thought I would try this with a browser plug-in — “This item is not available” says the Chrome store ¯\_(ツ)_/¯