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I'm in the market for a tablet upgrade because my Galaxy S3 Tab is feeling quite laggy and is years out of support. I was excited to give the iPad Air a shot as I've heard so many good things about about the M1 chip. But the locked down nature of iOS made it impossible to recreate my workflows and seemingly failed to really take advantage of the M1, so I returned the Air and am currently looking into the S9 Tab.

You can also link to a section/paragraph using (if I remember correctly) [[#^

Flash Boys by Michael Lewis was a good read, IMHO.

I think your second comment is the explanation for your first. There are certainly cheaper boards available, but the form factor of the Uno allows for use with a whole host of hats and shields, and releasing an updated board with more powerful hardware allows for more complex projects using those hats and shields.

I'm sold. Where can I buy Moonball swag?

I was surprised to hear that he uses GitHub Copilot. I'd assumed that with his understanding of the language that it would be easier/faster to just type what he wanted, but he said that 1) he's not a very good typist and so it can safe him some time and 2) Copilot can help fill in code for concepts that he's learned but would need to look up as a refresher.

I love this comment, especially your last line. It sounds so peaceful!

Thank you. I also love the verb "inmiced" given how often that's relevant for studies that are posted here.

Oh cool, I didn't know they had this feature. I wish they had feedly integration, too.

Could you share your settings.json file? I'd be very interested in your setup.

What would you recommend?

Agreed. I came to the comments looking for the acronym so I'll add it here. CBDC: Central Bank Digital Currency

Given the geometries of modern gerrymandered borders, maybe it's not so bad to rely on borders drawn a long time ago.

I understand that giving a percentage of the company to investors is the way modern venture capital works, but attempting to create a global currency and then giving 10% to a handful of investors seems like a bit too much centralization right out of the gate. Given the current state of the economy, I have no doubt that the majority of the wealth will eventually be centralized in the hands of a few, but I don't think we need to start there.