knrz

I think there’s also this attitude of thinking through every piece of the UX/UI thoughtfully and asking questions like...

“What do I want the user to notice? Where am I trying to direct their attention? If I didn’t know what this button does, how do I find out?”

It’s like checking out what you know at the door.

I think it has to do with the money being held in crypto... the whales have more than they’ll need and are looking for reasons to spend it.

I guess YC is diversifying their bets :-)

As a Torontonian living in SF I was amazed at the high quality of produce and dismayed at the low quality of restaurant food, even at $15-$25 per meal.

I'd check out Parcel, it brings back the experience of throwing in a regular <script> tag and being good to go. https://parceljs.org/typeScript.html

There’s pilots you can sign up for, eg for SF https://wecanbeatcovid.org/

Pre-screening questions and then they’ll call you if they’re interested. Roommate got a call within a week, but another three of us haven’t heard back. Probably depends somewhat on diversity. My guess is that your best shot is applying as soon as one of these studies open up registration. FIFO.

Fair warning, I’ve been in situations with Pulumi where destroying and recreating a “stack” is the only way to solve little intermittent bugs. Not sure what level of stability you’d want from a tool like this but it made me raise an eyebrow.

I’ve started using Coffiest as a substitute for Soy Milk and protein powder.

Coffiest Frozen Bananas Ice Frozen Cauliflower & Avocado Chia Seeds Hemp Hearts Cocoa Cacao Assorted nuts (Cashews, Pistachios, Walnuts, Almonds)

Honestly, same. I've been thinking about dipping to a coastal town somewhere with an English, French, or Spanish-speaking population.

GTA suburbs aren't bad but I love 10–20ºC and friendly people more.

A List Apart has been doing this stylistically for a while.

I’ve found success using page.goto(url, { waitUntil: “networkidle2” }).

The default waitUntil fires when the onload event is triggered, networkidle2 waits for less than 2 network requests in the past 500ms, and networkidle0 waits for no requests in the past 500ms. This + waitForSelector should help you out.

You’re looking for something like Roam Research or one of the apps it’s inspired.

The Chrome pageCapture API lets you dump the page as mhtml. It’s supposed to cache all content offline.

This is the general learning I’ve had as well.

It does, but the rebalancing occurs in September I think.

This neatly sums up something I’ve been thinking about for a while. Cheers.

Zoom lets you do screen sharing on iOS like you’ve mentioned... and it has for at least the past 2 months.

Assuming positive intent, I think he meant “and that’s why we should encourage immigration”

Also 4-month tech internships at UWaterloo.

Also one of my favourite points about Elixir/Erlang — having no distinctions between async/await makes programming flow better.

What's that terminal status bar you've got at the bottom of the screenshots?

I only tend to treat double quotes with authority.

I’ve been using Notion to integrate the kanban board, free form notes & references, client proposal documents, etc. all into one place.

In JavaScript, Elixir, and Ruby I use flatMap for this purpose. You can return an empty array on the block to “skip” over the element.

Nah man, I considered turning it on for no reason in particular.

Asked me for bank account routing info.

Wasn't interested about it that much.

Definitely not on by default.

iPhone cameras actually record at 120/240fps rather than recording at a lower rate and interpolating.

Thank god. I don’t want the soap opera effect on my videos. Interpolation is the first thing I disable on a TV.

Couldn’t agree more! My personal challenge for the past little while has been being observant of when I feel full. I’ve found this to be a productive perspective to engage in.

Completely! With convention and macros, it's a whole new language.

As the other commenter noted, it is indeed Way of Life :-) [0]

[0] https://wayoflifeapp.com

Totally on board with this idea! I've been experimenting with similar things, and I wrote my perspective here: http://b.knrz.co/whats-the-right-thing-to-do