Smart invert on iOS can do the job for you (can be enabled as an option for the accessibility shortcut from settings).

Going snowboarding with the team if it’s a pow day.

I poke around in node_modules with some regularity (often in combination with the debugger) and it’s always nice to find actual source files, not just source maps.

Any recommendations for a pre-amp and DAC?

I have a few from schitt that have been pretty solid for years, I highly recommend them.

https://www.schiit.com/

Get a decent audio interface. At least that can handle mic/guitar inputs too & handle more output options @ the same price

Roll 12 6-sided dice in turn, record the sequence. What are the chances that specific sequence should be rolled? Less than 1 in 2 billion. Anything remarkable about that? Clearly not.

If your counterpart thinks otherwise, well…

Flights are within a geofence, overseen by flight crew who can take over remotely at any time. Still surprising no license is required.

Sounds more like an amusement park ride than flying an aircraft.

It does seem like that.

> Check in at the LIFT location coming soon to your city. Before your first flight, you'll sign a waiver and watch our orientation and safety videos.

> ...

> When in Beginner mode, you will go through an on-screen tutorial - learning maneuvers just like in the simulator. After the tutorial, you will be free to fly around the designated, geofenced flight area for the remainder of your 8-15 minute flight. Build flight experience and unlock Sport and Group flying modes.

edit:

Looks like this is just their 1st step: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYKs0k7LCM8

The latter is roughly what we do on the project I work on:

English string directly in the source, plus a human-readable identifier that helps translators understand the context of the string they’re translating. One script to extract all strings, and another to load all translations.

Works fine really.

For anyone else wondering, Zildjian was founded in 1623 in Constantinople.

It doesn’t have to mean anything. Music is pure pleasure. Vibrations in the air that tickle our brains just so.

I listen to a lot of music but I don’t experience it in this way at all. It has to be very interesting or high quality for me to enjoy it

May I ask how you identified them as silicon bugs? And by silicon bugs do you mean random bit flips, or something else?

I probably should have said hardware bugs, as only one is in an IC (specifically an IP block). It manifests as small (but out of spec) timing errors across a network. The rest are things like improper layout, faulty components, wrong value passives, etc.