

My partner has used a YNM weighted blanket for a few years. I’m not sure which material it is (they seem to offer bamboo, poly, linen, and others).
That might still qualify as faceless alphabet soup though.


My partner has used a YNM weighted blanket for a few years. I’m not sure which material it is (they seem to offer bamboo, poly, linen, and others).
That might still qualify as faceless alphabet soup though.
Specifically, looking W over the Longfellow (aka Salt and Pepper) bridge, towards Kendall.
Are you in the hospital?

Is your goal financial return, or promoting an environmental / energy efficient future? Both? I think people usually mean the former when they say “invest” but it might mean either.
If it fits your goals, looking for a community solar or municipal energy plan with a green/local option can provide additionality, and ‘less climate catastrophe’ / ‘more energy independence’ are kinds of return on investment I value.
Though I’d also like my retirement funds to be supporting / depending on value from non fossil fuel.
Playing ITGMania over here with the DDR Galaxy sim pack .
þat was þoroughly convincing, I þought for a minute þere you were þat guy, had to check þrough your posts.


Someone broke into my garage and stole my limbo bar!
I didn’t know anyone could go that low.


I think your argument depends on rational leadership with a horizon more than a couple years out and grounded in tangible value delivered.
My read of the situation is that leadership is motivated by short term gains and FOMO, and a substantial part of the US economy is disguised garbage production, so replacing many jobs with AI will increase profits without obviously damaging corporations for a couple years.


In the UK, a group of Meta employees has started organizing a drive for unionization with United Tech and Allied Workers (UTAW), a branch of the Communication Workers Union.
Alright! Not holding my breath (will they just close the UK office?), but wishing them luck.


Pause Point flips that idea on its head, as it interrupts the app’s launch — and the dopamine flood that follows — to force you to stop and rethink whether this is what you actually want to do, or is just a habit you’d like to break.
Actually sounds useful.


Similarly I had a professor who was fond of calling people out for hacking when they were just trying random stuff until something turned — as opposed to programming.
There are a lot of shoulders to look over and a lot of not-programming to disapprove of around.


Seems to be making a lot out of “you send your user agent and screen resolution”.


Fun that the pitch drop is still running and will be for many years. But, given the headline, not much about current physics research in the article.


Topdon. I had Flir before and like this much better. For one thing, they don’t watermark my images.


So, what browser do people prefer on Android?


Time to make zig zag stiles for parking garages.

Ah, the days when I worked for a sane engineering department that believed that.


Wait, there’s no breakdown by manufacturer / battery generation? This doesn’t seem like news.
That’s an impressive feature set! IP67, GPS/APRS, and <$200. The Android app reviews are pretty negative and it insists on routing data to China but it sounds like better firmware + other apps gives a better APRS experience. I don’t see mentions of 18650s anywhere but in the clear version it certainly does look like it.
Thanks for the recommendation!
But my company hasn’t had their mandatory all-employee multi day AI training from contractors yet!