Rodrigo Silveira

@hubermanlab Image CrowdStrike shipping an update just before the race and the computer processing 40,000 framer crashes

This nicely explains how Olympic “photo finishes” are determined. It’s not how you probably imagined. Source: howtownvideos

@headinthebox Hi Erik, I came across your videos on YouTube and believe we have an opportunity that matches your skills: tie dye shirt making. Our factory will benefit from your great expertise and sense of fashion. Best regards, [#######]

Recruiters really need to up their game ...

@hugobowne At least he has a supportive teammate

me pushing to prod on a friday night 🍻

@jasonshah @dvassallo I think the name space was double that. The issue was creating a logo for them all

@dvassallo I think they ran out the 255 product names they could create. They have to get rid of some to make room for others.

AWS is shutting down a bunch of services this year. AWS went through a period where it identified popular tools and released very mediocre alternatives in the hope they will get used by companies who have mandated employees to move everything they can to AWS. Looks like it's not working as they hoped. The private sector can only get fooled for so long.

@jacobmparis Doesn't it need to be let i?

Goodbye map, filter, and find Hello const items = [] for (const i = array.length; i >= 0; i--;) { items.push(array[i]) } I'm in my perf era

@NBAdoPovo Frances adora aparecer em poster olimpico desde 2000. Frederic Weis tento deja vu

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@slicknet Weird. I did the same thing last year, and went in immediately to my Play settings and cancelled the subscription right away. I kept the benefits for the promised period, and was never charged when the period ended. Maybe they don't like you as much?

YouTube prompted me with “try Premium for two months for free,” so decided to go for it. Only, I didn’t get it and they just charged me the regular monthly rate. 🤷‍♂️ Thanks a lot.

@flyosity Then CrowdStrike deploys an update. Now you need to wait for SpaceX to launch a human to manually reboot the satellite.

I don’t understand why I have an M3 Max with 128 GB of RAM but every interaction in Apple Music feels like it’s making roundtrip network requests to a fucking satellite? How the fuck do we have computers a million times faster than before but nothing ever feels snappy??

@Carnage4Life They embrace the idea of moving fast and breaking things

@ronawang Was about to make fun of your average joke, but that would be mean

checked out amazon prime day but the prices weren’t even integers, let alone primes. wtf

@Truthful_ast Before you can master catching the booster, must master static fires

This is an obvious copy of SpaceX and the Starship tower but this transition was so damn cool. It’s fun to joke about these being copies but it’s pretty crazy that these Chinese rockets will actually exist and are being fully pursued while other countries sit on the drawing board and complain about SpaceX

@M_Wuchevich @yasin_shafiei @elonmusk @SpaceX Maybe if the clamps were made in China

@yasin_shafiei @elonmusk @SpaceX No frag O to change to dynamic testing while performing static? How disappointing....

Since 2023, SpaceX has performed full-duration static fire on 5 Super Heavy Boosters. @elonmusk @SpaceX

@blueorigin I like the hair net

We recently completed New Glenn’s first stage test of its six landing legs—a key area for reusability, which lowers the cost of access to space. The landing gear stow inside the rocket during flight, deploying as the booster gently touches down on our landing vessel at sea.

@joebarnard @blueorigin You telling me that 11,000 rocket engineers are more knowledgeable than 11,000 former submersible experts? Nah...

@blueorigin Cool design! Unfortunately, a bunch of people with twitter accounts are pretty sure that the 11,000 engineers working at Blue don't know what they're doing, so it sounds like you'll have to change it :/

@perseusmorgan @hubermanlab @MarcLobliner @DrAndyGalpin I think he's explained that in at least 5 different episodes of the podcast

A recent post circulating from Andrew Huberman claims that low reps don’t build muscle and that high reps are necessary for muscle growth. However, this doesn’t align with the data I’ve studied. At the core of muscle building is the principle of overload and pushing your muscles close to failure. It’s often said you should leave about one rep “in the tank” — though this can be tricky to gauge. In my training routine, I start with warm-ups, then perform 1-2 intense sets before moving on. Each muscle group is worked 2-3 times per week. Now, consider this: can doing 12-20 half-hearted reps truly build more muscle than a few well-executed, heavy sets? The answer is clear—quality and intensity triumph over mere quantity. Support this page by shopping at @tigerfitnesscom !

@IroncladDev @formerlyelm You mean, try it for an hour and get as much done as you would in one minute with Intellij?

@formerlyelm try it for one minute and you'll find out

@StickBang @mcrs987 "Must be immense". Not exactly sure if "immense", but certainly not just a refrigerator or two falling from LEO

Right so we're just playing Kerbal Space Program for real now huh

@Ky1eKatarn Let It Go.

A terabyte? Like, a single terabyte??

@edward_d_cui @karpathy Came here to say this.

@karpathy Then don’t hand pick stocks. Just buy SP500 index funds.

Every time I diversify I lose money

@pythno @lefticus Looks like the only _language_ that does this, syntactically, is the language once created by the OP

Please don't make your programming language so that it parses floats differently depending on the locale of your user's computer.