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Glad to see Dan Luu endorsing the idea of a 10x programmer
It would be cool if there was a way to use this tool in a shell pipeline, e.g.:
cat sound.wav | distortion | reverb | aplay
I find that red delicious actually tastes quite good if you manage to eat it before it becomes mealy. Sweet, juicy, crisp bite. The problem is just that they become mealy relatively quickly.
>Instead, Open.HD configures the Wi-Fi adapter in a way that is closer to a simple broadcast, much like analog video transmission hardware you may be using already.
Would this be able to broadcast a video which multiple clients could playback in sync? In the 90s, when you were watching TV, if you had a TV in the kitchen and a TV in the living room, if both were tuned to the same channel, they'd play back exactly in sync. Would this project enable something similar?
Unfortunately, last I checked, shellcheck is not compatible with M1 macs yet. I love the tool so much that I while I wait for compatibility, I manually check my shell scripts at the web UI.
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from the abcnews.go.com dept.
How did you do that? Did you have to implement a scraper for each county?
how was this data acquired? did you scrape government websites for this data?
That type of exception is explicitly stated in the CEOs blog post:
>We focus minimally on causes not directly related to the mission
>Policy decisions: If there is a bill introduced around crypto, we may engage here, but we normally wouldn’t engage in policy decisions around healthcare or education for example.
https://blog.coinbase.com/coinbase-is-a-mission-focused-comp...
I enjoyed this article. It also included links to other studies indicating how often doctors and nurses wash their hands and studies about the effectiveness of hand washing.
Is there any mitigation for this? AFAICT netgear has not released a patched firmware for this bug yet. Anything else that can be done?
Yes, just yesterday I debugged an issue with my raspberry pi. It would randomly reboot itself about half of the time I ran a certain workload on it.
After swapping out the SD card with a new one, it appears to be fixed. This was hard to diagnose as there was nothing in system logs / error messages about what might have went wrong.
>For a fun example, administrators have the choice to keep draft copies of emails, even after the email is removed from the draft folder. These drafts can even be ported into Vault minute by minute. In other words, administrators have the ability to read your draft emails live, or replay them after the fact.
wow.
>This leads to Stripe’s Negative Emissions Commitment. We will seek to purchase negative CO2 emissions at any price per tCO2, starting immediately. We expect that the best price will initially be very high: almost certainly more than $100 per tCO2, as compared to the $8 per tCO2 we pay for offsets. We don’t expect to be able to sequester all of our carbon emissions, both because the relevant technologies are not yet operating at sufficient scale, and because it would be financially infeasible for Stripe. And so we commit to spending at least twice as much on sequestration as we do on offsets, with a floor of at least $1M per year.
What is the difference between sequestration and offsets?
From the article:
>Apple devices were not spared scrutiny. Visitors’ iPhones were unlocked and connected via a USB cable to a hand-held device, the journalist said. What the device did could not be determined.
Their maps use percentage (rather than absolute numbers) of people in the area commuting with a given transportation mode. So it is a good usage of these maps imo.
Check out For the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki. It has magical realism elements, and half of it takes place in Japan. It definitely reminded me of Murakami.