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- Pull requests and the templated self
- whoa, that’s a big step. congratulations!
- ugh. right there with you. where are you seeing they moved to?
- that emperor tho 💯💯💯
- Matrix 3 (Revolutions). 1 and 2 too, but they were over 50%. 3 was 35%, God bless it.
- foxes and hedgehogs! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hedge…
- yup. Jevon’s Paradox, aka Wirth’s law aka Page’s law aka Gates’s law aka May’s law. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_pa…
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- Why I Have a Website and You Should Too · Jamie Tanna | Software (Quality) Engineer
- – Tim O’Reilly books.google.com/books?id=jrPnD…
- (Having said all that, founding a startup is still brutal, unforgiving, and all-consuming. That way lie dragons, as always. Entrepreneurs beware.)
- Early cloud computing was a big shift that dramatically reduced the cost of bootstrapping a tech application. App stores on phones were another. This may be the third. Add in the largest pool of available capital ever, and there’s never been a better time to start a tech company.
- You can ship MVPs on them that comfortably serve your first 10k+ users, and likely more, with little to no actual code. That’s stunning.
- Sure, you may need one or two others. Or you may prefer any of the great alternatives. (Hi @Quip, @IFTTT, @Transposit!) Regardless, these kinds of prosumer, automation-friendly tools are truly great now, especially for building service oriented products.
- what the i don’t even
- totally with you, but this is all modern communication tools, not just Slack, right? I only have Slack notifications on for 1:1 DMs on desktop, and off entirely on phone, and it feels ok. better than email overall, but that’s a low bar.
- wow. me, both…but it didn’t coin the word, right? i assume it came from MIT and Tech Model Railroad Club? a la Steven Levy’s Hackers. if not, please subscribe me to your newsletter.
- EVERY SINGLE TIME!!!
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- OStatus is very IndieWeb-esque in some ways, … | snarfed.org
Recent retweets:
- “We are vaguely prepared for a world of more people; we are utterly unprepared for a world of fewer.” trib.al/zLaADjV
- “Pace layers provide many-leveled corrective, stabilizing feedback throughout the system. It is in the contradictions between these layers that civilization finds its surest health.” – @stewartbrand jods.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/issue3-bra…
- 📊 ⚡All of America’s energy consumption in one cool flow chart: go.usa.gov/xyhuJ Curious about what “rejected energy” means? Watch this video to find out: bit.ly/2GYftwG
- Here is a simple population density map. Source: buff.ly/2KnNVSD
- “If you see hooded figures in the Dog Park, no you didn’t.” – @NightValeRadio
- Did you know? -Global rates of extreme poverty are falling for any poverty line we choose -Global income inequality is falling -World median income almost doubled from 2003 to 2013 -Income inequality within countries is constant on average (up in some countries, down in others)
- Arctic melt goes into overdrive across land and sea, including Greenland. axios.com/arctic-melt-cl… 📷 Steffen Olsen
- 🎉🎂 Happy 4 years of Color! We started out by increasing access to clinical-quality genetics for cancer risk, and have evolved to using data-driven healthcare to efficiently and effectively serve large populations. Here are some of the milestones we’ve hit along the way.
- There’s a big disconnect between what the media reports on & the reality for most of us Terrorism gets more than a third of coverage but is less than 0.01% of US deaths Google searches are actually much closer to reality than the media Our latest post: ourworldindata.org/does-the-news-…
- #IndieWeb in The @NewYorker! Can “Indie” Social Media Save Us? newyorker.com/tech/annals-of…: “Who owns the servers? … everyone posting to @microdotblog does so on his or her own domain … POSSE, for “publish on your own site, syndicate elsewhere” tantek.com/t50b2
- In 100 years, when the world population is declining drastically and nature is rebounding, what’s the appeal of living in space gonna be?
- Britain passes 1 week without coal power for first time since 1882 theguardian.com/environment/20…
- A mesmerising, almost incomprehensibly perfect spiral, engraved with a possum incisor hafted to a bone shaft, on the slate surface of an Aboriginal churinga, representing the Janpanga possum totem. Stone churinga like this are complex graphical representations of the Dreamtime.
- What common practice today will be unthinkable in 50 years? It’s a good question asked by Vox with interesting answers (I concur with only half of them). vox.com/2019/3/27/1822…
- CO₂ emissions are ~100 times larger than CH₄ emissions by weight, but CH₄ has a stronger short-term warming effect leading to similar temperature responses in a decade. Over time, CH₄ falls away while CO₂ persists for ever, more or less… cicero.oslo.no/en/posts/clima…
- Embracing uncertainty, avoiding overconfidence, and some very valuable advice on interpretation and discussion of results #peaceoutpvalues ✌🏻 #nature nature.com/articles/d4158…
- Bug free code is not a achievable goal.
- 12:45pm: The death chamber at San Quentin. Closed.
- ⏲️ Bioinformatics pipelines can take days, but software engineering edit/compile/test loops should happen in minutes or seconds. Here’s how we moved from twiddling our thumbs to iterating in real time: blog.color.com/engineering-bi…
- Data wants to be dirty.
Recent likes and favorites:
- Fun times at the Chatham household today! Very curious what would have happened if I hadn’t been home to open the door.
- At least you weren’t SWATed I guess.
- Me: I use Linux but need to test my stuff on other OSes. @Microsoft: Sure thing, here’s a free Windows VM image with Visual Studio already installed! developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/… @Apple: We strictly prohibit anyone from running our OS on hardware not purchased from us.
- Big difference between “technically achieveable” and “can do it legally at work without getting your employer sued”.
- That requires either: (a) giving each employee a whole extra computer that they need to maintain just for occasional tests, or (b) providing some shared set of test machines and some system for people to use them without stomping each other. Both kind of suck.
- This is dumb, but it would make a lot of my code and documents prettier if “Redshift” and “Snowflake” had the same number of letters
- Can you use an fl ligature? fl in unicode
- oh my gosh that’s hilarious and brilliant
- The term “silent majority” was popularized by Nixon. Then it meant people who were silent because they didn’t care enough about politics to speak out. It’s pretty chilling that it can now be used to mean people who are afraid to express their opinions lest a mob come after them.
- This feels like going faster Vs. This actually makes us faster #lean #prodmgmt #quality #agile #devops
- Important and urgent Vs. Important but not urgent
- This speaks to me
- Hong Kong protests Maciej in fine form writing up his experience as a visitor to a couple of Hong Kong protests idlewords.com/2019/08/a_walk…
- My laptop just keeps getting hotter and smarter
- Birdwatching with death penalty, back when.
- I love that ping(8) has flag: -a Audible ping. Except that both my screen(1) and macOS Terminal app had visual bell enabled, so to actually get the sound I had to disable two layers of noise prevention. And then audible ping wasn’t even satisfying. Not a sonar ping.
- Once I got locked out of the house and Brad didn’t hear the doorbell nor responded to messages/calls. Luckily I was on the home WiFi so I blasted the first song that came up with the search “open the door”. True story 🍷
- Just heard that #golang unit tests exposed a SmartOS kernel use-after-free kernel bug in their IPv6 stack that they just fixed. That’s like the ~7th OS with a kernel bug that Go tests have exposed. If curious: illumos.org/issues/11556 kebe.com/~danmcd/webrev…
- I’m actually surprised at how much biomass humans take up…The rest of this diagram is also fascinating. forbes.com/sites/trevorna…
- This is one reason I don’t like working from home, for the record.
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