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Talk to the folks at your local bike shop, and they can 1) tell you what type of parts your bike has so you can find the right resources 2) refer you to local groups who work on bikes like "bike kitchens" 3) sell you parts and tools you may need.

Also, friends who work on bikes are usually happy to help!

If you list 1200 users and I was interviewing you, I'd want to know it was 1200 users actually getting value from the product, and how you communicate that using metrics etc.

It's stochastic gradient descent, so slightly better than blind brute force

Lightning does seem like the smarter mechanical design. Less to break on the phone side. Smaller overall. It's a shame it didn't become the general usb standard but I guess that's apple keeping it proprietary?

I bought a bunch of the ones that have 2x lightning, USBC, usb-mini. Put them in my car and house etc. now my spouse has a new iPhone and we need 2x of the USBC, so I'll have to redo the whole setup!

I missed wired headphones... Until I tried air pods pro. Even though I use them with a pixel phone fwiw.

They're probably similar reliability to "American" brands except they spy on you more atrociously.

You will have to pay for premium AI feature in your browser to wade through the sea of shit and keep most of it from reach your eyes!

Ironically, one of the things llms are actually decent at is helping remove jargon and summarize text

Maybe instead of a crypto brokerage holding your wallet, there can be a "key bank" which uses those more expensive methods of attestation and you can use it for recovery if you lose your key up to once per year or something. It would be like having your key written down in a safety deposit box at a local or regional bank.

I feel this but how many long term successful companies exist with no professional management folks? Beyond Valve, are there more than a few existence proofs?

You might be a dialup modem

It's been shown that humans can perceive the earth's magnetic field, which is weak. A 2T field doing "something" to us is plausible.

Let me tell you about air pods pro, my friend.

You yada yada'd over the best part!

-40C is when the snow squeaks like styrofoam and the line feeding my fridge water freezes

Some people like contributing to successful projects though, and stay engaged even while maintaining work-life balance.

When the chassis were lighter it was a better combo. Now the chassis are so heavy it's underpowered.

Colonel Stapp did short duration 46g in 1954 and survived.

I would be concerned with sudden high intensity jerks, and with handling rotational acceleration (causing shear stress between different solid/liquid structures). Chiefly with the inertia and buoyancy of the brain and possible concussion/impact/torsion against the skull and spinal cord caused by those jerks.

That sucks. I hope you will get to take home a healthy baby in your future.

Cast iron water supply piping, cast iron gas supply piping, or cast iron drain/waste/vent?

The loan lasts as long as your payables continue to average above $10k/month (or 30k in every rolling 3mo period). Businesses get into trouble when they have a short term disruption and suddenly their cash flow is impacted, then they have no more receivables and have to quickly come up with money to close out the payables. If they are already over leveraged or don't have creditworthiness then they can become insolvent.

Simply put, assuming the books will balance eventually, would you rather hold the money or hold the IOU, and for how long? If you hold the money as it changes hand, you can make money off of that (or use it for opening the next store).

For a corporation where revenues are consistent, 90 days of payables that you haven't paid anybody yet could be equivalent to tens or hundreds of millions of interest-free loans.

Home depot notoriously has payment terms that can extend beyond one year.

Edit: To add on to that, understanding the accounting of E,I,T,D, & A (earnings, interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization) as in EBITDA is an important factor to grokking beyond the surface of the article. Basically cash accounting versus amortization accounting.

Not that lazy if you brush your teeth, imo.

This isn't really the challenge (loss function) that language models are trained on. It's not a simple next-word challenge, they get more context, see how BERT was trained as a reference.