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Noisey Cafe (Recorded Sounds #2) 2020-10-21 20:26:51 +07:00 by Mark Smith Field recording in a cafe in south east asia Episode details: Title: Noisey Cafe Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 2 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:01:12 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #
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Strategies for growing a meaningful Twitter following through authentic persona development, consistent engagement, and effective content creation based on 12 years of experience.
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If you’re reading this, you’re probably familiar with the fact that I’m permanently roaming , and I’d be foolish not to acknowledge the importance of my wireless setup in making that possible. Getting – and staying – connected while permanently roaming is nothing like paying the local cable cabal to get your house or apartment connected. Remember the last show you binged on Netflix over the weekend? That consumed 20x most mobile users’ m....
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If you’re reading this, you’re probably familiar with the fact that I’m permanently roaming , and I’d be foolish not to acknowledge the importance of my wireless setup in making that possible. Getting – and staying – connected while permanently roaming is nothing like paying the local cable cabal to get your house or apartment connected. Remember the last show you binged on Netflix over the weekend? That consumed 20x most mobile users’ m....
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If you’re reading this, you’re probably familiar with the fact that I’m permanently roaming , and I’d be foolish not to acknowledge the importance of my wireless setup in making that possible. Getting – and staying – connected while permanently roaming is nothing like paying the local cable cabal to get your house or apartment connected. Remember the last show you binged on Netflix over the weekend? That consumed 20x most mobile users’ m....
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On a transparent blockchain, the addresses where one sends their transactions to are visible to all. Monero solves this problem by implementing stealth addresses.
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I have recently been using Pydantic a lot, which is pretty cool since it lets me specify concrete types on my previously untyped data. Until I ran into an error when I was inserting data stored in a Pydantic model to my postgres database using SQLAlchemy. Problem # I have a Pydantic model like this to define my incoming data from a request:
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If you've just learned what useCallback is, you might be wondering why on earth useMemo exists, and why we don't use it everywhere.
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In a recent newsletter article I complained about how researchers mislead about the applicability of their work. I gave SAT solvers as an example. People provided interesting examples in response, but what was new to me was the concept of SMT (Satisfiability Modulo Theories), an extension to SAT. SMT seems to have more practical uses than vanilla SAT (see the newsletter for details). I wanted to take some time to explore SMT solvers, and I ..
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In a recent newsletter article I complained about how researchers mislead about the applicability of their work. I gave SAT solvers as an example. People provided interesting examples in response, but what was new to me was the concept of SMT (Satisfiability Modulo Theories), an extension to SAT. SMT seems to have more practical uses than vanilla SAT (see the newsletter for details). I wanted to take some time to explore SMT solvers, and I ..
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In a recent newsletter article I complained about how researchers mislead about the applicability of their work. I gave SAT solvers as an example. People provided interesting examples in response, but what was new to me was the concept of SMT (Satisfiability Modulo Theories), an extension to SAT. SMT seems to have more practical uses than vanilla SAT (see the newsletter for details). I wanted to take some time to explore SMT solvers, and I ..
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What actually is Solution Architecture? How do you build and manage an Architecture team? Can you take a software approach to that?
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What actually is Solution Architecture? How do you build and manage an Architecture team? Can you take a software approach to that?
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What actually is Solution Architecture? How do you build and manage an Architecture team? Can you take a software approach to that?
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We can serialize arguments from multi-instance subtemplates when working with Lua and retrieve our data in easy-to-work-with arrays using simple wrapper functions.
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We can serialize arguments from multi-instance subtemplates when working with Lua and retrieve our data in easy-to-work-with arrays using simple wrapper functions.
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We can serialize arguments from multi-instance subtemplates when working with Lua and retrieve our data in easy-to-work-with arrays using simple wrapper functions.
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Below you see two histograms. What could you say about them? Most likely, you say that the first histogram is based on a uniform distribution, and the second one is based on a multimodal distribution with four modes. Although this is not obvious from the plots, both histograms are based on the same sample: 20.13 , 19.94 , 20.03 , 20.06 , 20.04 , 19.98 , 20.15 , 19.99 , 20.20 , 19.99 , 20.13....
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Below you see two histograms. What could you say about them? Most likely, you say that the first histogram is based on a uniform distribution, and the second one is based on a multimodal distribution with four modes. Although this is not obvious from the plots, both histograms are based on the same sample: 20.13 , 19.94 , 20.03 , 20.06 , 20.04 , 19.98 , 20.15 , 19.99 , 20.20 , 19.99 , 20.13....
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Repository: @knadh/dragmove.js GitHub release page: v0.1.0 What’s Changed fixed small typo by @0xflotus in https://github.com/knadh/dragmove.js/pull/1 New Contributors @0xflotus made their first contribution in https://github.com/knadh/dragmove.js/pull/1 Full Changelog : https://github.com/knadh/dragmove.js/commits/v0.1.0
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The Subaru BRZ RA Racing is a Japan-only edition of the BRZ that is designed to compete in the Japanese 8Beat 86/BRZ one-make spec racing series. It comes with a factory rollcage, 4-point Takata harnesses, air-oil cooler, no trunk interior trim, no radio or sound system, unpainted door handles, 16” steel wheels, and no underbody panels. The idea is you’d replace much of these parts yourself in order to build a race car to compete in the rac....
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What is this obsession with labels? Humans (and other animals) have been labelling each other implicitly and explicitly for millennia. Labels, given to us by other people, can affect our social status, success, wellbeing, mental health and other aspects of life. This blog post outlines the evolutionary basis for our assumptions, and why they may be wrong, as well as some of the advice that we put into practice at Thoughtworks to be better a..
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The retail supply chain after COVID-19: Building resilience
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5 years ago
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This article explores the key supply chain lessons retailers can take from the pandemic to safeguard themselves against future crises
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The twentieth of the month means it’s time for my monthly blog stats report. This month it’s October - covering the time frame from September 20th - October 19th, 2020.
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I appreciate Liru and all she has done to make imageboards, nay... LIFE so fantastic for the world. ...
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Silly Chant Too Early (Recorded Sounds #1) 2020-10-19 15:05:47 +07:00 by Mark Smith Recorded in the morning somewhere in South East Asia. Episode details: Title: Silly Chant Too Early Show: Recorded Sounds Episode: 1 Page: show webpage File: direct download link Size: [object Promise] Duration: 00:16:25 Another awesome episode of the podcast. #
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Engineering for Research (E4R) was founded to work exclusively on novel computational problems faced by scientific organizations, especially big science projects such as the Thirty Metre Telescope, Square Kilometre Array Radio Telescope, and pandemic response similar to COVID-19. We interviewed Harshal Hayatnagarkar, Lead Computer Scientist and Research & Development Partner, and Chhaya Yadav, Delivery Partner, to learn more about their tea..
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Breaking out of legacy, nine lessons for business leaders (Part 1)
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www.thoughtworks.com
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5 years ago
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The world around us is changing exponentially. A new world of work we once imagined would take years — decades — to create has been forced upon us in just a few short months; few anticipate a return to ‘normal’. Nimble organizations — those with technology at their core — have the advantage over enterprises hindered by legacy systems, organizations and mindsets.
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Introduction In 2018, I graduated with a degree in Human-Computer Interaction and since then have been working as a UX/UI design consultant at Thoughtworks. There are some insights, techniques, and ways of thinking that I continuously return to in both my work and everyday situations. In this article, we’ll cover these principles of product design:• Mental Models • Conceptual Models • Undocumented Features • Affordances • Signifiers 1. Ment..
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