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by cmason 2y ago
Can anyone recommend a book or other resource for a lay person to understand this?
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by cmason 2y ago
Have you looked at Continue.dev? It’s open source and allows both local/open source and commercial models. It’s definitely got challenges / bugs (particularly for remote dev) but I think is worth a look.
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by cmason 3y ago
Why are all the `y`s missing from the text in Chrome but not in Safari?
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by cmason 3y ago
Partials: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonic_series_(music)#Part... Still curious about the others.
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by cmason 3y ago
This is really interesting to me but there’s a few things here that are beyond my reach. Could anyone describe these in more detail or point to references? * partials? Is that another word for harmonics? * “Box tone”? * Breakpoint synthesis
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by cmason 3y ago
https://www.cmason.com
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by cmason 3y ago
Oura ring?
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by cmason 3y ago
Totally agree! If you're in Portland, join us for Papers We Love in person! https://www.meetup.com/papers-we-love-pdx Next meetup is Weds 10 May. We've been reading data-oriented papers recently (CRDTs/AutoM
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by cmason 3y ago
Yes. Very often the email never gets sent — because I find the solution while writing it.
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by cmason 3y ago
Does anyone have a good reference on how barriers of various “strengths” are actually implemented on several modern hardware platforms?
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by cmason 3y ago
I’ve replaced Dark Sky with Windy but, although Windy is quite good, it doesn’t answer the same questions that Dark Sky answered quickly (and the article does a good job of pointing out these questions). https://www.windy.com&#x2
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by cmason 4y ago
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes, I love remote teams but also enjoy getting together in person regularly. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Full stack generalist: Python/Django, Kotlin/Java/Spring, Typescr
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by cmason 4y ago
Does istat menus not show this? Is it just not detailed enough? I guess some stuff like backups show up under “kernel”…
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by cmason 4y ago
This worked really well for me. Example search “snowman with hair dryer” found this cartoon (which I have locally on my phone). It wasn’t the first hit but was in the top 5 or so. https://www.allposters.com/-sp/Carl-No-
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by cmason 4y ago
If you’re into e-paper check out this board based on ESP32-S3 from Lily Go. They also have a touch screen for it. https://www.lilygo.cc/products/t5-4-7-inch-e-paper-v2-3 I’m working on a rust-based information display
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by cmason 4y ago
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes, I love remote teams but also enjoy getting together in person regularly. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Full stack generalist: Python/Django, Kotlin/Java/Spring, Typescr
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by cmason 4y ago
I have a personal rule that in order to get a tip you must do something (anything really) that is not simply giving or dispensing me an object that I paid for otherwise. If someone cooked or baked it or brewed it or pulled a shot or whatev
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by cmason 4y ago
I recommend “Weather Predicting Simplified.” https://www.amazon.com/International-Marines-Weather-Predict... Helped me interpret and understand SSB-sourced synoptic charts on a sail across the Atlantic.
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by cmason 4y ago
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes, I love remote teams but also enjoy getting together in person regularly. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Many across backend and frontend: Python/Django, Kotlin/Java/Spri
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by cmason 4y ago
I really love the concept and execution of spintronics. However, having just gotten the two part kickstarter edition, it feels like they left out the … fun? The puzzles feel more like academic exercises than the joy that you get from even s
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by cmason 4y ago
This sounds like a really cool interactive demo/tutorial. :)
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by cmason 4y ago
His book Do No Harm is fantastic. Highly recommend.
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by cmason 4y ago
Navio | React Native | REMOTE-first | In-Office Portland or Austin or Bay Area also possible | Full Time Navio is a startup building software tools that help cancer patients and their doctors navigate to a better standard of care. We make w
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by cmason 4y ago
Navio | React Native | REMOTE-first | In-Office Portland or Austin or Bay Area also possible | Full Time Navio is a startup building software tools that help cancer patients and their doctors navigate to a better standard of care. We make w
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by cmason 4y ago
Navio | React Native | ON SITE or REMOTE | Portland or Austin or Bay Area | Full Time | Navio.com/careers Navio is a pre-A-stage, well-funded startup building software tools that help cancer patients and their doctors navigate to a bet
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by cmason 5y ago
There's something truly magical to me about a self-sufficient "world" you can understand and hold in your head and hand. Where does my water come from? It comes from the rain and these tanks. Where is the power generated? On
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by cmason 5y ago
Newton OS used to do exactly this and it worked really well. You could enable multiple clip boards via and extension.
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by cmason 5y ago
Navio | React Native, UX Design | ON SITE (post covid) or REMOTE | Portland or Austin or Bay Area | Full Time | Navio.com/careers Navio is a pre-A-stage, well-funded startup building software tools that help cancer patients and their d
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by cmason 5y ago
Navio | DevOps Lead, React Native | ON SITE (post covid) or REMOTE | Portland or Bay Area | Full Time | Navio.com/careers Navio is a pre-A-stage, well-funded startup building software tools that help cancer patients and their doctors n
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by cmason 5y ago
Navio | DevOps Lead, React Native | ON SITE (post covid) or REMOTE | Portland or Bay Area | Full Time | Navio.com/careers Navio is a pre-A-stage, well-funded startup building software tools that help cancer patients and their doctors n

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