johnvega

My family had Atari 400 with a tape drive. I remembered buying a tape with a game. We also use it for basic programming language and the Astroids game using a cartridge.

Attention hijacking becomes micro-habbits that become a rourtine. After just a few days, it becomes very difficult to undo, even if being aware of what's going on. This is what I understood from Tristan Harris several years ago and it's still happening today.

"For most cases, you do all the actual rendering work in GL or GLES contexts, which you create with WGL, CGL, GLX, or EGL, depending on your platform.

GL and GLES do the actual rendering. EGL and friends are basically just the glue layer to get things to the screen. (Well, to the window manager)"

https://www.reddit.com/r/opengl/comments/11q0oz/what_is_the_...

"bootcode.bin: This is the 2nd Stage Bootloader, which is run by the 1st Stage Bootloader which is embedded into the RPI by the manufacturer. Runs on the GPU. Activates the RAM. Its purpose is to run start.elf (3rd Stage Bootloader)."

Last time I checked several weeks ago, 2016 SE looks like it wasn't going to get it. This is great.

Not as elaborate also created in three.js

https://3d.delavega.us

Location: San Jose, CA | San Francisco Bay Area

  Remote: Yes
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  Technologies: C/C++, Go/GoLang, CAD, AutoCAD, Computer Graphics, Cloud Computing & IoT 
  Résumé/CV: Upon request 
  Email: john.dlvg at gmail

Over 5 years C++ Programming Experience in CAD software. In production release for over 10 years.

How would you compare your job search experience with "traditional employee job" versus "contract job" ?

On my 2nd chromebook computer but likely moving back to mostly to Windows because of WSL2.

Just 1 of many benefits: build native Windows GoLang app from WSL2: (Caddy server)

env GOOS=windows go build -o caddy.exe

No need to setup gcc in native Windows. Not sure if this works on all GoLang apps, but at least works for a reasonably complex Caddy server

An iPhone with 4 wheels

Maybe good option to test out a small iOS dev side project. Average 10 hours per week will cost around $500 per year.

Scroll down to the bottom of page, you'll see "Facebook © 2019"

The success depends on how much both value marriage itself

May have been cut off if it was at the end. Perhaps change to "in India" from "near Chennai"

Attention hijacking, turns into subtle micro-habits, then turns into routines, backed by the most powerful computers in the world and most likely AI.

Internet + Smartphones + Apps

Coincidentally Sleep Cycle iOS app crashed once (can't remember ever crashing before from over 5 years of using it almost every day/night) within the approximate 3 hour time frame with other major apps crashing caused by Facebook SDK.

Seems like FB way of forcing devs to use the latest SDK, unless FB shares technical details on what happened.

This is what FB for dev says:

"To make your app compatible with the latest iOS, be sure to use the latest Facebook SDKs for iOS."

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios

Bought this computer I'm using right now from a Microsoft retail store. Great place to try out new computers. Disappointed.

Has anyone tried or looked into Carnivore Diet?

https://carnivoremd.com/the-carnivore-diet-start-here/

https://www.carnivorecast.com/podcast

The word "most" is mostly used between 60% and 90%, or more precisely greater than 50% and less than 100%

https://github.com/nytimes/covid-19-data

So what makes anyone think this is the last?

It is great if it succeeds and useful, but if not, it's usually a great learning experience.

Would be great if we get more info on epigenetic or gene expression.

A great example of complex program written in C then ported to Go was the original Go compiler.

Feels like an exponential upgrade.

"Attention Hijacking" apps and websites along with FOMO leads to over-consumption of digital information or even digital addiction. It is subtle, micro habit forming that turns into part of daily routine. Overtime, it turns into "learned helplessness."

Go == Simplicity

I'm seeing a lot of exponential technology. If Jeff B. takes more risk and focus, it could be possible. We'll see.

https://humanetech.com/

Attention economy unintentionally promotes "human downgrading"

Great opportunity to innovate on apps and services that promotes reversal of human downgrading.