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saidajigumi

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    Comment #33768019

    Having worked at a company that did a four-day week, I'll chime in that it was both amazing and eye opening. I say that as someone who had read Tom DeMarco's now-classic book Slack…

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    Comment #33022942

    There were a few TV models a couple of years ago that would stop working after enough time without a network connection. When they reconnect, they're clearly going to download a ne…

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    Comment #32953296

    This is precisely what the linked article says. From the section "Charging Incentives": “And it’s not just California and Western states. All states may need to rethink electricity…

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    Comment #31170531

    To a large extent, I think this is the nigh-inevitable outcome of the corporate world's entire take on open source. Open source has been a hugely successful way of distributing cod…

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    Comment #31148870

    As a software rather than keyboard hack, I've been using and loving the following setup on macOS: * Remap Caps Lock to Ctrl * Then use Hammerspoon[1] to map Ctrl(hold) / Esc (momen…

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    Comment #30924790

    Agreed. Thiago's introductory PARA writings do seem to imply a strict deadline, but like the parent, I use a concrete definition of completion ("completability") as the defining ch…

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    Comment #30858420

    And likewise, this theme shows up in Tom DeMarco's classic book Slack , which contrasts "efficiency" (the rate at which an organization is moveing towards some goal) vs "effectiven…

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    Comment #28890027

    Inkjet printers are fine, so long as you don't need or buy the terrible low-end consumer offerings. As an occasional-use around the house printer, I agree they're absolutely terrib…

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    Comment #28318616

    Because the relevant legislation was crafted by those who fundamentally do not understand how the web (or computers) work. The relevant parts of the GDPR should always have describ…

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    Comment #26897383

    Can you have the skill to come up with a good design if you have no clue how to implement it or how someone else would? This is a straw-man. Real-world designers absolutely do have…

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    Comment #25740373

    From the Dec 28 update: The XMLRPC Search endpoint remains disabled due to ongoing request volume. As of this update, there has been no reduction in inbound traffic to the endpoint…

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    Comment #25509395

    Washington State has a single-subject rule that affects both bills in legislature and ballot measures[1]. We've regularly had poorly crafted voter initiatives tossed out by the WA …

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    Comment #25053964

    AnandTech speculates on a 128-bit DRAM bus[1], but AFAIK Apple hasn't revealed rich details about the memory architecture. It'll be interesting to see what the overall memory bandw…

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    Comment #24319869

    This article leaves more questions than it answers. Room-elephant number one: access being available after an employee has left is bad. That access remaining five months later is b…

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    Comment #23378757

    This rant feels a bit banal, like it's going up against a straw-man just to be ... a rant. On one hand, I can't think of the last time a developer in an org I've worked with hasn't…

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    Comment #23317126

    That indeed looks like it, thanks. It also looks like old memory mixed up bits and pieces of it; the interview wasn't in fact set in the machine room shots.

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    Comment #23313302

    Back in the early 90s, my grad AI class referred to AI as the "incredible shrinking field". The class kicked off with a black-and-white newsreel style interview from the 1950's wit…

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    Comment #23266916

    I'd like to offer a recommendation for Zoom Tab Close[1]. It's an extremely simple extension that closes out the leftover tab when a zoom link received by the browser redirects to …

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    Comment #22738855

    > Maybe ten years ago I would have believed this, but with each macOS release the litany of unforced errors just continues to grow. Apple, of all companies, is not a monolith. Ther…

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    Comment #22729124

    An example of PAPR application: I know of a professional woodturner who uses one, a 3M system IIRC. Beyond potential issues with long-term exposure to wood dust, turners tend to us…

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    Comment #22569581

    True; rent should be suspended due to the crisis. The mechanics are tricky, and much worse, I have no hope of the actual policy leadership required to see this through here in the …

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    Comment #22569547

    > we’d be figuring out how to temporarily suspend rent, loan payments, and taxes This. Under society-wide crisis, it's madness that the economic impact is supposed to just stop at …

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    Comment #22488844

    To be honest, I hit my tl;dr threshold on the article, and skimmed only the high level. But speaking personally, I've used vim-tmux-navigator[1] and some related setup on the tmux …

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    Comment #22445243

    Then there's Warren Buffet's approach, which is to understand the "value" of the asset. He uses an example around a farm he purchased, one of his early investments. He likened the …