This exact issue happened to me. I think it was related to crossing timezones during the flight. The experience has definitely made me think twice about adopting Logseq my primary notes tool.
> … a seatback tray table, it is generally not the right shape for all but the smallest laptop …
As someone who very much prefers having a physical keyboard, the only workable solution I have found for UK trains is an iPad with the Magic Keyboard, whose cantilever design is relatively shallow, and which provides a firm base for balancing on your legs.
There is no reason this form factor couldn't be achieved with an android tablet, but it feels relatively uncommon. Most keyboard cases I've seen are only really suitable for stable table/desk scenarios.
I am curious about what post-LLM SEO is going to look like.
> The semantic web has failed and what replaced it was Google spending a crap ton of money writing a variety of heuristics equipped with best-of-breed-at-the-time AI behind it.
Arguably, there were insufficient incentives to fully adopt semantic HTML, if your goal was just to have the most relevant parts of your content indexed well enough to get ranked.
> As AI improves, it improves its ability to extract information from any ol' slop, and if "any ol' slop" is enough, it's all the effort people are going to put out.
If the goalpost shifts from “getting ranked” to “enabling LLMs to maximally extract the nuance and texture of your content”, perhaps there will be greater incentive to use elements like <details> or <progress>. Websites which do so, will have more influence over the outputs of LLMs.
Feels like the difference between being loud enough to be heard vs. being clear enough to be understood.
Awesome explanation. When writing pandas code, I tend to make heavy use of method-chaining and lambda functions to achieve something along these lines. But I have never been able to articulate why.
The solutions presented typically include both a "basic" approach, a "as pythonic as possible" approach, and a brief discussion of the trade-offs between elegance and readability, etc.
