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by localhost 6y ago
Thanks. Hopefully the SSD is accessible too. I have a ~2010 iMac 27" and I had to pull of the front glass of the monitor and disassemble half the computer to replace the HDD with an SSD. That was a gigantic PITA.
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It’s like buying a 5k display and getting a subsidized computer. There’s ~1 5k monitor on the market today (LG)? I wonder how expandable this is? Buy the bottom end machine with the CPU you want and upgrade SSD and RAM? I would imagine SSD
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Lancet editor Richard Horton has harsh words for Trump, hope for science(washingtonpost.com)
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by localhost 6y ago
Many, many years (15!) ago Jon Udell posted a screencast that introduced me to del.icio.us [1] through the lens of evolving tagging vocabularies in public discourse, and I still remember it to this day. Well worth watching to see this time
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Thanks! I just looked up the T14 on the Crucial site [1] and it looks like there's a single DIMM on that machine as well as replaceable SSD. So nice to have options ... [1] https://www.crucial.com/compatible-upgrade-for
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by localhost 6y ago
Do you know what's expandable in this machine? Below I see that some RAM is soldered onto the motherboard, so is there 1 DIMM slot available? What about the PCIe SSD - is that replaceable too?
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by localhost 6y ago
Wow. That is an incredible analysis and site. Thank you for sharing. I especially like the discussion around the design constraints implied by the rumored $499 price point.
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by localhost 6y ago
I had this problem with my left AirPod Pro for a few weeks and it was super-annoying. I chatted with Apple support and they replaced it in a couple of days. But it was annoying having to try a bunch of random things that clearly weren'
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by localhost 6y ago
My wife is thinking about teaching on Outschool. What has been your experience with Outschool teachers, and what were the criteria for choosing a teacher?
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by localhost 6y ago
My secret to shopping at Costco is to go near closing time on Sunday. I've never had a lines or crowds to deal with here in the Seattle suburbs.
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by localhost 6y ago
If you use Twitter, you should use tweetdeck[1], not Twitter as your UX. I create lists grouped into categories like "Pandemic", "Tech", etc. Lists can be public or private. Assign accounts to lists. Add columns to your
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Writing Novels and Non-Fiction with Visual Studio Code(medium.com)
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I'm currently using a Sony 43" 4K TV [1] as my monitor. It supports uncompressed 4:4:4 chroma subsampling [2] which makes for a huge impact on visual quality. It's also quite inexpensive. I find that the height of the monitor
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by localhost 6y ago
The nice thing about a laptop is that it has a much bigger screen than my phone, but the tradeoff in the phone case is that I can't see the other people as clearly when I'm looking at a 4-box of people. The tradeoff in the laptop
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by localhost 6y ago
I've been sharing this tip (joining an online meeting using two devices / screens) ever since the beginning of WFH. I will join a meeting using my phone as the camera and have the UI set to display a grid of faces. I will join tha
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It’s all about trade offs. You will have a tremendous amount of leverage at a big co. Customers who would otherwise not give you the time of the day at a startup will be happy to talk to you. Take advantage of this and learn from them. On t
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by localhost 6y ago
If you’re using a PC, I bought the PCIe version of the camlink from Best Buy a few weeks ago without any problems (they even have it in stock).
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It would be the same as for anyone else. I also recused myself from her loop to make it as impartial as possible. She got the job on merit. That's the important thing here.
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by localhost 6y ago
+1. I found my most recent hire at Microsoft this way. She was the top performer on my team and continues to do excellent work at the company. Also it’s important to choose your project wisely as well. I wasn’t looking to hire anyone in par
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by localhost 6y ago
> Look for emotional language in articles. Then count up the hard facts. There's an inverse relationship. It's not supposed to be like this! Seems like it would be great to train a model on the historical corpus of news article
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I don’t think there’s anything public about this. Not that there is anything particularly secret about this at all. It’s very straightforward and I’ve described its salient points above.
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This is a really nice presentation of these ideas. However, I think that the Decision Matrix idea is too complicated: specifically the part where he advocates adding a weighting to each factor being considered to arrive at a numerical score
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Wearable tech can spot coronavirus symptoms before you even realize you’re sick(washingtonpost.com)
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IANAL but common carrier laws are there to protect the carrier. e.g., people can use a telephone to plan a crime, but you cannot hold the phone company responsible for that crime. So the phone company does not discriminate otherwise they lo
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by localhost 6y ago
I have no idea why you have a different ID for your first link. But you'll see that the link I posted and your link are both on the official NASA channel.
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by localhost 6y ago
FYI the live stream is playing on YouTube right now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aymrnzianf0
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by localhost 6y ago
Here's an interesting profile on Jim Keller that I just appeared in Fortune (I read it using reader mode): https://fortune.com/longform/microchip-designer-jim-keller-i...
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C# Source Generators [1] will help improve things considerably re: reflection. [1] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-c-source-g...
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Steve Yegge: Saying Goodbye to the Best Gig I Ever Had(medium.com)
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Thanks for clarifying things; as a software guy this is all in the realm of "magic" to me :) Do you have any pointers to layperson things that I can read about microarchitecture design improvements and process nodes?

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