dmnd

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by dmnd 3y ago
The author's interest in middle-grade books is fascinating. I'd love to read a post of recommendations with accompanying rationale, if only to get ideas for books my daughter might like!
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by dmnd 4y ago
The Crew (2019). Approachable but interesting co-op trick taking with communication restrictions and 50 missions for replayability. If you liked Hanabi, you might end up spending more time on this.
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by dmnd 5y ago
Amusing that this post goes from > My first response when the plan to add generics was announced was “meh”. In my 5+ years working in Go, I can probably count on one hand the number of times that I felt like I really needed generics. Mos
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by dmnd 5y ago
/default.aspx on every url
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Bolt shifts to a 4-day work week(fastcompany.com)
1 points by dmnd 5y ago|0 comments
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Bolt moves to a 4 day week(twitter.com)
7 points by dmnd 5y ago|1 comments
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by dmnd 5y ago
Given your interest in hiring art and theatre professionals to support education I think you'll love The Diamond Age. It's so relevant to what you're doing I'd assumed you must have already read it!
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by dmnd 5y ago
I'm definitely coming at this from my own parent perspective and my some of feedback is probably more a reaction to the realities of classroom instruction than about Litnerd specifically. I'm going to push on your deflection to le
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by dmnd 5y ago
I'm a parent that just taught my 4yo preschooler to read. So I'm not really your target user, but I watched the walkthrough and read the website, and here are my reactions. Hopefully something here is useful for you: - I'm ho
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by dmnd 5y ago
Check out the iOS game "Slice Fractions"
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by dmnd 5y ago
Tern GSD cargo ebike. This thing is the bike version of a minivan. Biking the kids to preschool every day is so much more healthy and fun than taking the car. We also visit a much bigger variety of parks on the weekend now.
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by dmnd 5y ago
I've played a lot Beat Saber, and ended up getting wrist weights. Very recently I've been spending time in Thrill of the Fight. I would never have expected myself to like it, but it's a fun workout.
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by dmnd 5y ago
also hilarious if you can understand it
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by dmnd 5y ago
Those comments link to two other articles that I found more interesting than OP’s article: https://jacobitemag.com/2017/06/20/modernitys-fertility-prob... https://foreignpolicy.com/2009/1
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by dmnd 6y ago
Ridiculous feature request: Use fancy ML to content-aware fill the extra space
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by dmnd 6y ago
Miners get compensated by transaction fees too.
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by dmnd 6y ago
> they’re planning to target it more at a PG-adventure, family audience and less at the sort of PG-13 dynamic the original Joss Whedon show went for This can't be real. Why would Disney use/ruin the Firefly universe for this sh
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What should we do about network-effect monopolies(benkuhn.net)
11 points by dmnd 6y ago|3 comments
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by dmnd 6y ago
It's this: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/powers-of-minus-ten/id42912355... (note: I am not OP)
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Researchers and Founders(blog.samaltman.com)
242 points by dmnd 6y ago|105 comments
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Project Covalence(blog.samaltman.com)
80 points by dmnd 6y ago|31 comments
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by dmnd 6y ago
Tasteful ≠ trendy. By “good taste” I meant the ability to pick a technology you won’t regret later.
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by dmnd 6y ago
I'm constantly invoking this principle, but I have a small tweak: combine it with the (now anachronistically named) Python Paradox to get "use a tool from your toolbox". Restricting the number of different technologies in you
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by dmnd 6y ago
Two related questions: 1. My wife and I both have independent E3 visas. If one of us wants to change status to E3D, can we do that without travelling outside the country? 2. Relatedly, can we extend the validity of our visas without travell
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by dmnd 7y ago
I'm also interested in which apps klik99 recommends. Here are the apps I've whitelisted on my 3 year old's iPad. I don't like having video on there because I found passive video consumption dominates all other activities
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by dmnd 7y ago
As you can see in the readme, we haven't made any accommodations for external adoption — the system is very opinionated at the moment (i.e. themes, styles, types). But we were thinking perhaps we should spend some effort making it easi
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by dmnd 7y ago
Yes
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by dmnd 7y ago
Latitude isn't versioned. Flexport's internal monorepo tracks Latitude's master branch. When we make breaking changes to Latitude, we update all internal call sites too. For example, see https://github.com/fle
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by dmnd 7y ago
I do a lot of code review, so I'm excited to be able to do that from my editor where all of my other tooling is set up instead of in a web browser. Suggested code changes will be much easier if I write them in a context where I can com
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by dmnd 7y ago
I feel like your point was missed in the sibling comment. An academic review of editor history would be fascinating, and if it thorough enough might even inspire editor authors to adjust their philosophy.

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