koverda

a positively angled keyboard is actually less ergonomic (at least for most people), and a holdover from typewriters.

Ran by this dude "Russ George", they dumped 120 tons of iron dust off the coast of Canada into the Pacific, created a massive algal bloom, and subsequently had the 2nd biggest salmon harvest on record (219M): https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=pressreleases.pr1... despite a forecast of 54M https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/static/fishing/PDFs/commercial/s....

He got fired. More here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russ_George

Thank you for the feedback, I'll take it into account. Much appreciated!

Pretty certain from this that it's a US asset: https://www.wpafb.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/111460...

Mine seems to be a bit more focused and comprehensive on the financial expenditures by the US government, and open source. Also iran-cost-ticker.com seems to be "on hold" when i visit it.

I made a site a couple of days ago to track the cost of the iran war. It's open source, feel free to submit a PR or open an issue: https://github.com/koverda/iranwarcost.com

neat! I made (vibecoded) and deployed something very similar yesterday https://iranwarcost.com

spam?

what do you mean?

cart rescue campaigns technically qualify as "transactional" campaigns, rather than promotional campaigns. that's why that happens

there's also no mention of this at all on reddit.

Regarding the quoted e-book study:

Third, in the present study, the LE-eBook was set to maximum brightness throughout the 4-h reading session, whereas, by comparison, the print-book condition consisted of reflected exposure to very dim light.

Yeah, max brightness is probably going to make an impact. I bet if you were in a room with a bright light reading a book, with an equivalent amount of lumens going into your eyeballs, you'd probably have a tough time sleeping. This study seems like it was set up to generate a certain set of results. I wonder how it would look if the quantity of light was controlled for.

Additionally, the comparisons to the incandescent spectrum and the freaking out about the blue peaks (which seem pretty small) was over the top. The incandescent spectrum contains blue, and the "peak" of the other spectra would contain an equivalent integral of blue light as compared to a slightly brighter incandescent light.

Just turn the lights down low at night and get some warm spectrum bulbs and you'll be okay.

We can just store the fuel for carbon capture in that case, right?

Any sources on that?

down for me

facebook's status page shows up, downdetector shows an issue.

https://metastatus.com/ https://downdetector.com/status/facebook/

Sure do, i wonder if these new ones have fixed that. The talk about a microphone update on apple's site...

I noticed the opposite, there's a lot of people leaving positive comments on a lot of ads.

also seeing some issues ...

managers are employees too

beans, $700 / metric ton [1] rice, $500 / metric ton [2]

a meal of 65g dry rice and 55g dry beans per person.

700m * 3 = 2.1b meals per day 115,500 tons beans = $80.9m 136,500 tons rice = $68.3m

Total $149.1m/day

I'm sure at these quantities you can get much better prices of rice and beans, even just browsing on alibaba. I'd guess we can probably get that down under $100m from alibaba. Probably even lower at the quantities we're talking about.

1 - https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/red-bean-wholesales-s...

2 - https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Jasmine-Rice-Long-Gra...

It uses boron nitride which seems relatively easily available in large-ish quantities: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/nano-boron-nitride-po...

Can he read yet?

I’m up to dual 75 inch 8k and it feels just right. Tried going down to 43 inches and it felt cramped.

Yeah I do use it sometimes.

I miss the K810 for it's perfect flatness. I've since switched to a lenovo thinkpad wireless trackpoint keyboard. It's flat, compact and awesome. I'd suggest to check it out.

This resonates a lot with me. I'm hitting revenue metrics that I used to dream about, but still feel like success is something so far away. I see other businesses (and think of business ideas) that I consider much simpler than dealing with hardware issues, chip supply problems, etc.

I guess the grass is always greener, and it is hard to get off the hedonic treadmill. Hitting milestones used to give me such a rush when we were just starting out, but by now milestones have become "table stakes".

When did you consider that success hit? How did you recognize it? How do you acknowledge the fact that success hit, yet still feel insecurities / desires / jealousy of other business?

PS. thanks for answering my tweets about cross platform development a couple of years ago! We've got our native apps out there now.

big oof

Subspace?

Down for me