heatmiser

Source? I am interested to know where the young people are leaving to.

And Elixir Phoenix LiveView for that matter

Over Preact? I'm a little confused by your comment.

Looking forward to reading more of these

Article shows a real multitude of issues that were ongoing at BlockFi. The same source goes on to say:

"Company insiders detailed a number of problems, ranging from a clunky tech stack powered by a relatively obscure programming language, Elixir (“writing a book in Latin”), to a mentality fueled by a relentless “number go up” attitude, focused on increasing customer deposits which double as liabilities.

“We were building with a bad tech stack which made us exponentially slower — slower to roll out products and updates than our competitors, and we had to hire more developers to compensate,” one source said."

If I understand the premise, it should be simple enough to disaggregate my organic vs. paid-for conversions.

For brand lift campaigns though, without enough historical sales numbers, I can see how it’s harder to tell if your ad money is being well spent.

Could share more detail on how you've setup GTD with Obsidian? I've been using Obsidian for my note taking and would be interested to hear about your approach.

> Does anyone know if there are Qemu wrappers with a nice UI/UX?

Maybe overkill depending on your use case but that's what I consider Proxmox[0] to be.

[0]: https://www.proxmox.com/en/

I’m often fallback on the sed match-replace strategy for things like this.

> Sound is also about vibration, and music is also about energy. As the inventor Nikola Tesla said in the 1940s: ‘If you wish to understand the Universe, think of energy, frequency and vibration.’

I have always thought that any extraterrestrial visitors are more likely to be interested in human music more than human mathematics.

Does a cut cable in BK account for outages up and down the east coast?

It's a dare!

I always joke with my team that the best thing I did for my Python was learn Erlang, and that was when I was stuck with NamedTuples and not DataClasses.

what book are you working through?

I enjoy working with my team as well but I think there’s a happy medium to be struck. It’s not a binary of :: have your attention constantly pulled or being hidden away and unavailable for collaboration.

I think they’re asking: why destroy value of an asset that they currently hold/own?