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^ all of the above

I really love my job. I believe in the product (it's open source), coworkers are great, management and leadership are excellent. Compensation is competitive, and I enjoy the problems I'm solving. I have no plans nor reason to leave.

First, you don't know if they were married, of what their vows were.

Second, you have no idea what they've gone through, no understanding of their pain. If you have nothing constructive to say, no empathy, just shut up.

YouTube premium, to watch videos without ads. As a bonus you get Google's music streaming (YouTube Music) for free.

Hoppy.network, so I can give the Raspberry Pi running in my closet a real IPv4 address.

Monthly donations to Ardour.org, my favorite DAW.

This is how I understand it:

For every 3 consecutive numbers, one of them is a multiple of 3. If a number has 2 prime neighbors there's 100% chance it's divisible by 3. Without prime neighbors, only 33%.

For 3 consecutive numbers there's a 75% chance one of them is a multiple of 4. The number with 2 prime neighbors has then a 75% chance of being divisible by 4. A number without prime neighbors has only 25%.

For 5, it's 60% vs 20%.

So on average we expect the numbers with prime neighbors to be more composite.

- Einstein was a pretty successful physicist.

- Well, I wouldn't say that... what else did he do other than relativity?

You really think building one of the biggest companies in the world, with billions of users, is just one success?

Building a company with 1000 users is a success. A million is another success. A billion is hundreds of successes.

Why JSON? I don't see any benefits in storing `format.txt` as JSON (specially in a file with the txt extension). It just makes editing harder.

This would be better, IMHO:

    csvddfVersion: 1.2
    delimiter: ";"
    doubleQuote: true
    lineTerminator: "\r\n"
    quoteChar: "\""
    skipInitialSpace: true
    header: true
    commentChar: "#"

How many times do people need to be burned by closed-source, cloud boxes before they learn to stop buying them?

Rolling your own remote access solution(SSH/VPN+ strict FW rules) that can be used in conjunction with your own DIY raspberry pi network share(SMB+external drive USB or docked HDD)

These target completely different audiences.

Crazy Clock 5 years ago

These mechanisms are super simple to control: just disconnect the board and use a Raspberry Pi or Arduino to send a pair of signals (+ and -) to make the second hand jump one second.

I did an art project back in 2016 with a $2 IKEA clock with a Raspberry Pi and a camera. I used OpenCV to detect when someone was looking at the clock, and when that happened the hands would stop moving, freezing. When the person looked away the clock would tick at a faster race, until it caught up with the right time. One of my favorite projects!