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Your translation only makes intuitive sense to you because you are well versed in programming.

I suspect if I showed a non-technical person with no background in either math or programming they would think both are nonsense until you explained it to them

I hope the image and audio bandwidth savings are more than the cost of having to send down the codec JS payload - might be worth it for a web app with a lot of image/audio loading

Does this work well for non-coding documents as well? Say api docs or AI memory files?

Does a docker image not also require drivers, an OS, and the Docker Engine?

Yes

https://xdaforums.com/t/unlock-root-twrp-unbrick-amazon-echo...

Looks good - I like the TUI a lot. The only thing with that type of interface is that there is no chance my wife would use it via the terminal. It would be cool if there was a web UI as well - so other members of the household could access and use it.

Why would re-using a buffer be bad? Assuming you write to it with the contents of the file/stream before it is read.

Probably just metadata about the request for the researchers at Stanford

I believe the game Celeste started as a PICO-8 prototype

I run Windows 10 LTSC IoT edition on my gaming PC and it’s been pretty great. No crapware and no annoying update notifications. Should be the default windows version.

Does this do any analysis of the sample files themselves or just auto tagging and searching based on the sample file name?

Is it using a local LLM or ChatGPT?

It would be nice if we finally could have a database that we could use git on to track changes.

Dolt looks very promising in this area but only works with MySQL, would be nice to have a SQLite solution.

https://www.dolthub.com/

How does this differ from Nerves?

Ah I was referring to the github specific terminology when sharing a link to a line inside a code file.

Is this not just an iframe?

I believe permalinks are removed when submitting

The Mac touchpad is great, but using an external mouse is awful feeling without this tool

Are you referring to the headshot of Napolean Chagnon? He is not the author - he is the anthropologist the article talks about.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_and_cancer

I worked at Argonne National Lab for two years as a web developer for a few projects (https://afleet.es.anl.gov/home/, https://energyjustice.egs.anl.gov/).

The people I worked with were super smart in their fields, but were pretty bad at writing code / handling data outside of Excel so they usually hired interns to help with code-related stuff. Some of the divisions had full-time software developer teams, but I was the only software developer in mine.

The pace was extremely relaxed, deadlines were not tight at all.

I worked remotely, but came in to the office a few times a month. The campus is beautiful, as it is right inside a nature preserve. Everyone there is doing scientific work, so it feels like a real scientific think tank atmosphere and I loved it.

I credit my entire software engineering career to the my ability to effectively use a search engine and find resources on the internet.

Nowadays Google is filled with ads and fake sites, but maybe a subscription to something like Kagi (https://kagi.com/) would be worthwhile?

If anyone wants to dive into the history of trackers, I highly recommend this documentary (and all of his other ones) by Ahoy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roBkg-iPrbw)

Stay strong Jadi

Kurzgesagt covered this in one of their videos, it is not as hard as you make it out to be: https://youtu.be/dSu5sXmsur4

This looks incredible, looking forward to an official release to play around with!

I feel like I’m watching an explosion of progress in AI image generation in real-time.

Every day there’s a new application of Stable Diffusion. It’s incredible to watch unfold

I see a lot of people talking about WebMD but not much about the prototype the author made to fix it: https://www.glaciermd.com/

I really love the website, it’s simple, fast, and very useable from a mobile context!

Since this thread seems to be a lot of people wanting to discover good “modern” music. Here’s some of my favorite albums (coming from a Gen-Zer):

Big KRIT - Digital Roses Don’t Die: https://open.spotify.com/album/4hL6vCeDYZjW84055aEuM9?si=xSW...

Favorite songs: Show U Right, Just 4 You

Anderson .Paak - Malibu: https://open.spotify.com/album/4VFG1DOuTeDMBjBLZT7hCK?si=FbH...

Favorite songs: Parking Lot, Heart don’t stand a chance

Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers: https://open.spotify.com/album/79ONNoS4M9tfIA1mYLBYVX?si=bZg...

Favorite songs: All of them

Mac Miller - Circles: https://open.spotify.com/album/1YZ3k65Mqw3G8FzYlW1mmp?si=68H...

Favorite songs: Complicated, Blue World

Extremely well done website, super informative and sobering.

Just want to put my two cents in and say I love the format. I think it definitely appeals more to younger folks with all the emojis and cartoonish styles (like myself, early twenties).

But the interactive prompts are great. They really get you to engage with the content. The humorous tone strikes a good balance and doesn’t get distracting as well.

I’ll probably buy the course once more chapters are released.