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by keyP 3y ago
Big fan of this tool, I use it any time I'm doing presentations or writing a document that requires a recording of my Android's screen.
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by keyP 3y ago
I realised I have quite a few random scripts I use for myself or to improve my usual workflow. Recently decided to start blogging again and figured some of them might make interesting reading for others. Lately: Made my monitor an "amb
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Reverse Engineer LED Lights to Convert Your PC Monitor to an 'Ambient' Monitor(medium.com)
2 points by keyP 3y ago|0 comments
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by keyP 4y ago
Yes, an API is now available https://openai.com/blog/introducing-chatgpt-and-whisper-apis
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by keyP 4y ago
> Presumably those thousands of clinics etc in the search results "posit that palm reading is legitimate medicine" Not really, they're more astrology based, not medicine, and no one is claiming astrology is factual in this
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by keyP 4y ago
What does that have to do with medicine?
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by keyP 4y ago
Not sure what your point is here. I'm suggesting that dietary aspects were designed around the aspect of a gut-brain axis and praising that more research is going into the details. Similar to how we're seeing more research in the
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by keyP 4y ago
Ayurveda posited a form of gut-brain axis thousands of years ago (and is a core basis for its dietary aspects), interesting to see more scientific research delving into the details.
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by keyP 6y ago
I think this is partly why Rubber Duck Debugging[1] can sometimes work, especially if you're vocalising the steps. I've often started typing a question on Stackoverflow when suddenly I solved the issue just by the act of verbalisi
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by keyP 7y ago
Congratulations!
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by keyP 7y ago
Quick feedback, the video on the landing page doesn't have a full screen button, or double click support, so the text can't be read (I'm using Firefox on desktop). It's pretty self explanatory so the text isn't supe
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by keyP 7y ago
I find being transparent with my team makes it a lot easier. There are internal deadlines and external deadlines. Former are internal ones which have no real consequence if missed and just keep a development rhythm (e.g. weekly iteration, m
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by keyP 7y ago
I don't quite agree here, developers need to have an idea of what they're working to so they can manage their own implementation time. If you don't make developers aware, you put too much control in the manager's hand wh
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by keyP 7y ago
Only did a quick search but it seems like it's the iOS package name for the Amex Mobile app[0] [0] https://www.americanexpress.com/uk/customer-service/digital/...
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by keyP 7y ago
Indeed, and pragmatism should be applied, but I mean in the context of not being rushed. I don't mind my team watching YouTube/browsing the web during work if things are going well but I wouldn't accept it if it's done a
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by keyP 7y ago
I think people who recognise this have generally been developing from the days where computing resources were scarce (or on mediums now where they need to be efficient). It was a necessecity to implement efficient techniques instead of a ni
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The Naked Business (2007)(lostgarden.home.blog)
1 points by keyP 7y ago|0 comments
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by keyP 7y ago
Depending on your situation, the other answers in this thread may help. Assuming they're not viable for you, you could try reframing the situation. You now have something to look forward to on your off time that can be used to help dur
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by keyP 7y ago
I'm not a Flight Sim player but the technology and potential of this is huge. I'm not registered with Wired so I can't see the article but I assume this is the video in question https://twitter.com/NVIDIAGeFor
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by keyP 7y ago
Not just megacorps, I've seen long unproductive meetings in startups which means a larger percent of the workforce out of action for the duration. Often I find managers who insist on these types of meetings, frequently, are the same on
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by keyP 7y ago
Whiteboard - For me, tangible writing helps with creativity and thought processing and a whiteboard saves on paper if it's not going to be a permanent thing (and even if it is, a simple photo of the board for retention). Google Keep fo
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by keyP 7y ago
Unless Kiwi browser supports Google Chrome user profiles, the main advantange of FF over Chrome on Android, for me, is the ability to share webpages seamlessly.
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by keyP 7y ago
Ah interesting, I may have to revisit in that case as it has been a while since I tried it on OSX.
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by keyP 7y ago
I still use this feature, it comes under the "Task List" window. Adds any "TODO" comments in realtime by default but it's also possible to extend what tokens show up alongside "TODO" [0]. I've added &
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by keyP 7y ago
I switched to FF for my daily driver almost a year ago on my Windows machine and haven't looked back. Previously FF had too many performance issues but since each tab is run in a separate process, it's been just as good as Chrome
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by keyP 7y ago
Stopping the war was never the intention, that would betray the fundamental lessons trying to be taught. In context of the story, the idea is that they still have free will but it was a lesson to be learnt for both sides. If there was a sup
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by keyP 7y ago
It justified violence as the last resort which can be taken literally in the story or as a metaphor for when someone hits rock bottom in their life. War is one of the worst things to be a part of and personal demons can feel like a battle.
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by keyP 7y ago
Bhagavad Gita for me, both, personally and professionally https://www.ancient.eu/Bhagavad_Gita/
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by keyP 7y ago
I don't think there's a catchall solution but if you break down your guilt of not being productive, there may be some underlying themes. 1) Good chance you're guilty about not beind productive because you've seen other p
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by keyP 7y ago
I find if you have a exciting project and you've developed a great team (which includes soft-skills; great technical skills does not necessarily make a great employee), I find a lot of team members voluntarily thinking about the projec

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