Somehow it must remind one of "privacy".

From the first batch of emojis, I see.

Today this Newyorker arrived, and it seems reality again exceeded the most absurd satirical expectations that we can ever think of.

This is at most mild.

I have heard that there are SW people that have this book central to their craft.

I sort of read it in the context of architecture.

So, is there anyone here that relates? What do you think about it?

I think my watch (vivosmart 5) tries too hard to filter out my cadence from my HR.

I have a 160bpm playlist, and my HR is always below that or above that.

Something like this, I guess?

I LOVE that IKEA repurposed the beads of the abacus as washers here.

Manufacturability 🫀

I have a small NVIDIA board lying around. To be honest, I had forgotten about it and thought that I had only one.

Recently I realized that my gear acquisition syndrome had paid off. The other had 4GBs of RAM, but this one has 8.

Oh this is fun. Is that about the dimensionality of the observation? Can it be generalized to other dimensions?

azeemba.com/posts/pi-in-...

I was thumbing through this book on maths for babies, and realized that the page P for Prime expects division to be known.

I think division is pretty hard, and taught only indirectly through multiplication.

Babies aside, how can I explain this to my 4yo?

Design for manufacturability.

I thought you would appreciate how good this UI is. Very intuitive. Just works. No bloatware, no updates. Heavenly.

Product design is indeed full of surprises.

Debugging board from its power consumption.

Embedded hw & sw developer coding things in rust.
Latest project is a bluetooth vibration sensor on nRF52840.