lfowles

I've rented a 2026 Kia minivan this week for vacation and I can set a cruise control offset of -10 to +10 in steps of 5.(which is kind of funny in isolation, "how much do you want to break the law today?")

I've been dipping my toes into High Frontier lately

Thanks for bringing this up, I'm often lost in a setting with competing voices. I don't strictly need hearing aids but the few times I've had my earbuds in with ambient voice enhancements it's really improved my QoL. Gonna have to look into this more!

Probably because we're attempting to make 3x more products

And those repairs often get put off years or until a house sale becomes dependent on the.

The recognize the useful stuff from the metros are the food, culture, etc...

Probably most importantly, a thriving job market

Companies seem to have lots of great policies from the inside but getting back in is the challenge for me, having been a stay at home dad for roughly 3 years now (also 2 kids in). Family responsibilities expand to use all available time so the time I have for grinding leetcode, working on my portfolio, or other similar activities comes late at night after the brain fog sets in.

I don't know if I'd go so far as to say it's active discrimination, but the hoops aren't doing anyone any favors.

Meta in particular is one company I backed away from after the recruiter helpfully suggested I study for 4-8 weeks before scheduling interviews.

I definitely remember seeing "turn off the TV" campaigns back then as a kid!

Computer engineering degrees already exist, but they're much closer to the hardware.

Alternatively they get one single vegetable

Is a blacklist a list of black pixels on the screen?

Why bespoke licenses? Won't that make customers more wary as they have to clear the licenses through their legal too?

It's not feelings, it's the lack of feedback loop.

I've observed it used as a great way to shut down projects that don't immediately have demonstrable results

It was only present on the high end when we were replacing our system in 2021.

Empirical observation of $0.10 worth of screws

I spent over a decade customizing and tweaking my vim installation, but for the past 5+ years I've been team IDE (JetBrains in particular). It's really incomparable if you have a good IDE for your language of choice.

Explicitly supported many places!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=...

https://www.warbyparker.com/home-try-on

I've tried preaching philosophy to my toddler but he just doesn't seem to get it for some reason :) Some toys do get "broken" (but easily fixed so they reappear in a week or more), but out of sight means out of mind! He won't even remember it exists as soon as he gets thirsty and wants his drink instead, so effectively there are already zero consequences outside of a minute of anguish. I, on the other hand, do like the option of having toys to distract him while fixing dinner and some are way more effective than most.

Indeed, it's not just that I'm anxious the toy will break. It's that I'm anxious the behavior will continue and the replacement will be broken in short order and so on.

I had the first book of the Gingery set, but as I was rapidly moving around during college I never acted on it. The proposed workshop bootstrapping really made my imagination run...

Giving the Colosseum tourist the benefit of the doubt, maybe they thought that was a relatively "modern day" section they were carving their name on?

It gives you a core set of patterns for going off on your own and building. Think of it as lego practice that shows you a neat model at the end you can then scrap :)

Is this Chesterton's Garbage?

The cups are usually 3/4 full of ice to start with, heh

The tipoffs you are detecting are those game engine default settings.

I thought you were going to say that Unreal games max out their settings at "Epic" :)

2013* It spent a long time in Early Access and was already a beloved game by the time 1.0 released.

Those four actions worked for me on the Google Drive web interface

One of my top stackoverflow posts is asking about this same situation. The resolution was simply "email the author asking for permission to relicense my new ship"!

I read it as an aggregate 4000 samples per second -- so across 40 sensors that's only 100sps