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New York, NY
Joined May 2009
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Congratulations @mircodotta & @jaguarul ! 🍾🥂
We are happy to announce that we have acquired @triple_quote to bring #GradleEnterprise features and the benefits of #DeveloperProductivityEngineering to #Scala developers - gradle.com/press-media/gradl…
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I just knew at some point it would look so good I’d have to partake and share. ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ 🟨⬜⬜⬜🟨 ⬜🟨🟨🟨⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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I was throwing out some old magazines when I stumbled upon this feature on remote work from 1994. “French companies are considering it […] The advantages are obvious.”
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They recommend a budget of FRF 20K, which would have been USD ~3.5K in 1994, or close to USD 7K adjusted for inflation.
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More surprising to me, we used to make laptops that included a printer? 🤔
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Place names in Europe ending with a vowel (left) and consonant (right), aka the vanishing of 🇮🇹. Data from the wonderful @openstreetmap.
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(non-Latin alphabets are improperly treated as "all consonant", so you have to mentally blank out the rightmost part...)
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Second attempt with transliteration turned on, which seems to work reasonably well on Cyrillic and Greek. I wouldn't trust the results in North Africa, though.
We played some remote Scotland Yard today. Which other board games have this property that you need the setup at just one location? No hidden cards, etc., for most players. All perfect information games qualify, but are there any other interesting ones?
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Philippe Suter retweeted
Vu sur une offre d'emploi publié sur le site du CNRS
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Overheard on the 🚇: “He married someone he met on Chatroulette” 😶
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Does not inspire a ton of confidence in this paper's results
New post: An informal survey of z-index values in the wild, using @CommonCrawl data psuter.net/2019/07/07/z-inde…
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Definitely the category I was going for with that search 🙄
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Must be from that negative screen time on Tuesday 🤔
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I got this primarily to read the Stephenson feature on an e-reader, and am finding out it’s full of excellent content. A highly recommended stroll through our recent history: amazon.com/Wired-20-John-Hei…
Demonyms for social media: Blog → blogosphere Twitter → twitterati Snapchat → snapparatchiks
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Astrology has a liberal bias.
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