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by Cerium 4y ago
Was it Big Trak? [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Trak
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by Cerium 4y ago
Try to direct your personal energy away from getting your code into the product and towards making the best product possible. Often after building a feature it is obvious that it makes the product worse. I've had many such features cut
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by Cerium 4y ago
Yes, you can see the observing schedule and a list of approved programs: https://www.stsci.edu/jwst/science-execution/observing-sched... https://www.stsci.edu/jwst/science-execution/appro
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by Cerium 4y ago
1. I would expect the window would be the same as you have now to contest the value. Ideally nobody would exercise this right since it is essentially an SLA for government assessment quality. Everyone would rather have an assessment be con
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by Cerium 4y ago
California has a nearly useless homestead exemption of 7000 dollars off the assessed value[1]. [1] https://www.boe.ca.gov/proptaxes/homeowners_exemption.htm
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by Cerium 4y ago
I don't like to do this, I like having an editor setup to highlight the open parent that matches the one you are closing. Then I can confirm that my structure matches my intention.
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by Cerium 4y ago
All this cheap junk follows a fairly reliable markup scheme: Factory sells for 1x Taobao sells for 2x Aliexpress sells for 3-4x (2x Taobao) Ebay sells for 8-10x. (~2x Aliexpress) I think Aliexpress is usually about 20% of the Amazon price,
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by Cerium 4y ago
Unlimited budget? A million years? That 2-year old is probably going to fill in the channel.
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by Cerium 4y ago
> Code coverage has absolutely nothing to do with code quality. Certainly you can go wrong by chasing high code coverage, yet I have only one application that I have written that has had zero bug reports filed against it. On a whim I dec
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by Cerium 4y ago
TikTok has a catchy name that aligns with the fast action short content. This is the nth time I have googled Quibi to find out what it was, and been surprised that it was an American company. It sure doesn't sound like it.
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by Cerium 4y ago
Agreed. A number of years ago I started a small hobby business in a niche. It has been a great friend catcher.
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by Cerium 4y ago
There is a CSS rule: font-feature-settings: "liga", "dlig" [1]. This rule enables both standard (liga) and discretionary ligatures (dlig). The discretionary set often includes a loop "st" ligature [2]. [1] htt
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by Cerium 4y ago
Yes, I thought it would go there as well.
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by Cerium 4y ago
My first thought here is that the composition of todo waves allows the opportunity for a human to become arbitrarily busy on a given day when the waves positively interfere. Thankfully many of these items phase lock to the circadian rhythm
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by Cerium 4y ago
At least in California your birth certificate is only a certified copy of a document the county has. As long as you have a living parent they can get a valid copy for you to bootstrap your identity recreation project. Once you have the birt
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by Cerium 4y ago
This is worth doing for cucumbers and loofah as well.
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by Cerium 4y ago
I came to the same conclusion by observing that there are posts and comments from only eight hours ago.
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by Cerium 4y ago
I used to call this "getting lost on purpose". In a foreign city, I would leave my hotel and just head out. Get on a bus without knowing where it goes and ride for a while. See something interesting, get off and take a look. Maybe
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by Cerium 4y ago
Are you suggesting that the situation has materially changed in the last five months? Perhaps you have some detail to share?
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by Cerium 4y ago
Beyond the well reasoned response, I object to the premise that it's "just backups". Quality backups are a big ug lever for ensuring that others work is able to continue and exist to be appreciated.
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by Cerium 4y ago
I'm not sure this will be at all helpful to you, but I will ahar a short story that had a meaningful impact on myself. I was at the point where I felt finding someone was hopeless (though now I realize I was still quite young). I was o
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by Cerium 4y ago
Yes, Silicon Valley.
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by Cerium 4y ago
In my experience, yes. I get paid a bit better than I would expect at Microsoft and a bit worse than if I went to Apple.
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by Cerium 4y ago
For a long time I thought that cat videos, HFT, and military tech were the options. I worked HFT for a while. Then I discovered medical technology. You can work on interesting hardware and software for devices that absolutely make the world
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by Cerium 4y ago
I have known some dogs that drool more than any person can sweat.
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by Cerium 4y ago
It depends on how you count it and how you receive stock compensation? My not yet vested shares have gone down quite a bit. On that angle, I guess you can say your total compensation will drop since the shares that vest this year will be wo
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by Cerium 4y ago
It does not make any real money, but there is Mechanical Turk.
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by Cerium 4y ago
Do you have one in mind? I'd love to read some.
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by Cerium 4y ago
I don't believe it. A quick search seems to indicate that the IBM PC 5150 triggered memory refresh via timer hooked up to an interrupt which would trigger the refresh hardware without cpu support.
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by Cerium 4y ago
I used to wonder why many older people in the office would find a productive use of the 10 minutes between meetings while younger people would just grab a drink or get distracted. Now I'm a parent and I have learned that you can do som

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