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by elemeno 2mo ago
Keyboardio sells both the Preonic and Atreus ( https://shop.keyboard.io ) fully built with a variety of key switch types. I use the Preonic as my daily driver and really like it - minimal but not too much so. I tried the Atreus li
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by elemeno 3mo ago
To the best of my knowledge much of this originated with SecDB/Slang at Goldman - SecDB (securities db I believe) being the object store and slang the somewhat quirky C like language that ran with it (also the only language I’ve used p
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by elemeno 6mo ago
It’s not an agentic pattern, it’s an approach to test driven development. You write a failing test for the new functionality that you’re going to add (which doesn’t exist yet, so the test is red). You then write the code until the test pass
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by elemeno 8mo ago
They’re one of the two big names in legal data - Thomson Reuters Westlaw and RELX LexisNexis. They’re not just search engines for law, but also hubs for information about how laws are being applied with articles from their in house lawyers
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by elemeno 10mo ago
It looks like this user here - https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=spinity - has created a new account to continue spamming posts about their fidget spinner.
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by elemeno 1y ago
I’ve been building a tool to help with this - Safety Evals In-a-Box [ https://github.com/elemeno/seibox ]. It’s a work in progress and not quite ready for public release, but its a multi-model eval runner (primarily for
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by elemeno 1y ago
I had a similar problem with mine where the clock was out and preventing it from syncing or updating. The solution i was told (and which worked for me) was to plug it into a computer for a while - I assume that some time syncing must happen
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by elemeno 1y ago
If you’re interested in this you might like the game Bombe ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/2262930/Bombe/ ) - a game about defining rules to let the computer solve various minesweeper (and more advanced va
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by elemeno 1y ago
nit: on the front page it says "transfers everything seamless", I think you want to say "seamlessly" instead.
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A map, a myth and a pre-Incan lagoon: the man who brought water back to a town(theguardian.com)
3 points by elemeno 1y ago|0 comments
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Hours in a Hurricane, on a Race with No Course(nytimes.com)
19 points by elemeno 2y ago|5 comments
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Local Governments Got Hooked on One Company's Janky Software(bloomberg.com)
3 points by elemeno 2y ago|1 comments
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by elemeno 3y ago
Which Lisp book is that?
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Electric mountain: Power station that shows the beauty of infrastructure(theguardian.com)
91 points by elemeno 3y ago|62 comments
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WhatsApp Chat Proxy – A Gateway Between You and Our Servers(github.com)
3 points by elemeno 4y ago|0 comments
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In too deep: the epic, doomed journey of Europe’s first narco-submarine(theguardian.com)
6 points by elemeno 5y ago|0 comments
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Railway lines once connected the Middle East(economist.com)
139 points by elemeno 5y ago|115 comments
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by elemeno 5y ago
It's an americanism as far as I can tell - 'cider' is what would be called apple juice in the UK (or maybe just fresh pressed apple juice) and 'hard cider' is what would be called 'cider' in the UK (i.e. t
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by elemeno 5y ago
Other than Netflix (that I know of) all the other FAANGs have big offices in London. Between them and the financial sector, there’s a fair number of very well paid tech jobs in London.
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Lambda: The Ultimate Excel Worksheet Function(microsoft.com)
236 points by elemeno 5y ago|109 comments
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by elemeno 5y ago
From another article on the FT it sounds like they’re talking about ballast, not that it’s taking on water. - “ Alongside specialists dredgers that are working to remove sand and soil from around the vessel, salvage experts Smit are looking
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Rapture of the Deep (2003)(vault.si.com)
4 points by elemeno 6y ago|0 comments
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Paper maps, two-way radios: how firefighting tech is stuck in the past(theguardian.com)
68 points by elemeno 6y ago|55 comments
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Optimizing for the Speed of Light(bizcoder.com)
40 points by elemeno 7y ago|17 comments
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by elemeno 7y ago
> Yet, in all cases, after hedging, the airline will still either win or lose depending upon the change in oil price. No certainty has been gained. That’s not really true. You’re locking in the price that you’re going to pay - that’s the
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My Life as a Child Chef(newyorker.com)
1 points by elemeno 7y ago|0 comments
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by elemeno 7y ago
What would be the use case for those firms? An executive search firm that's able to find candidates who would be suitable for jobs that pay $1mm+ in total comp is going to be using the network of people who they already know in order t
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by elemeno 7y ago
Should be this, I think - https://thepihut.com/collections/raspberry-pi-screens/produc...
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How Artifact became Valve's biggest failure(eurogamer.net)
61 points by elemeno 7y ago|62 comments
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by elemeno 7y ago
Do you have a title or a link to the case study - just searching for TPS on HBR returns an awful lot of results!

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