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For the past 10 years, I've documented everything I've learned on any topics, most often non-technical ones. Whenever I revisit a topic, I refine and update my knowledge base. I use a private github repo with textual files. This has helped to increase my knowledge tremendously.

It's called Edge.

Logitech MX Master 3 for Mac and MX Anywhere 3 for Mac have USB-C to USB-C charging.

One last thing...

It's like the story of Picasso doing a quick sketch. "It took me 5 minutes + 40 years".

It's been now 30 min https://developer.apple.com/news/releases/ is down.

I'm also predicting there will be no difference in battery life.

If you check technical specifications on past MBP battery specification and battery life you can notice one thing: Watt/hour battery is always decreasing and battery life is always remaining constant (e.g., 10 hours of web scrolling).

Gain in power consumption allows to reduce component space which allows further slimmer designs.

Switzerland's app is opensource.

https://github.com/DP-3T

Nature article (paywall): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-019-0748-5

I heard many times people mentioning this book but I also heard it is not very readable. Could somebody explain for people without a degree in philosophy like me what are the main ideas that are exposed in this book?

Pliny the Elder, the beer?

Do you know one keyboard on the market today that has LE Secure Connections feature enabled?

Funny to think "olive oil" is nearly pleonamsatic. Oil from Latin from Ancient Greek comes from the word "olive".

Swiss here. Globus > Manor > Coop > Migros. Aldi and Lidl are in Switzerland too but they are German and Migros > Aldi > Lidl.

Salieri.

It reminds me this quote: "Whenever I want to add new functionality to Sanjay’s code, it seems like the hooks are already there. I feel like Salieri. I understand the greatness. I don’t understand how it’s done."

in the excellent article "The Friendship That Made Google Huge" https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/12/10/the-friendship...

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It is well know that first-born are more risk averse than not-first-born when adults (e.g., they buy more insurances).

See references here: https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/5802/do-first-b...

The only issue with C bit-fields is as KR says it: "Almost everything about fields is implementation-dependent" (bit order, endianness, padding size, etc.)

I tried the Impossible burger @ Umami Palo Alto. I was quite impressed, it tastes like a real beef burger and not like a vegan burger thing.

Look at the facts, UBS and Credit Suisse are in the top 5 for assets under management banks in the private banking world (source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_banking ). Also in top rankings for investment banking ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Investment_banking ).

Wikipedia has a long page on the etymology of tea and how to say it in various langages in the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etymology_of_tea

If bitcoin is becoming even more successful (in the sense of high transactions number) and if blocksize remains at ~1 MB, what will be the impact on fees? And could we imagine unsustainable fees?

(answering to myself) "De natura rerum" seems to be also the name of a part of Etymologiae (TBC)

"Isidore’s encyclopaedic work De natura rerum asserts that there are"

- but "De natura rerum" is Lucretius's poem

- Isidore of Seville's encyclopedia is "Etymologiae"

- "De rerum naturis" (De Universo) is Rabanus Maurus's encyclopedia

what is the correct one?

TLDR: severity is denial of service (as of today) for all of them

Same as gcc.

> something I'd love to know about undefined behavior in C: is this something specific to C

Other languages with undefined behavior: Algol 68, Fortran and Lisp.

Yes, for pointer types for example type qualifiers (e.g., const or volatile) cannot penetrate typedef of pointer types. So if you use typedef with pointers you are stuck.

"It’s a mistake to use typedef for structures and pointers."

C programmers tend to forget this wise recommendation.

What does it mean for Android Things (former Brillo) project? Intel Edison and Intel Joule were ones of the few supported boards.