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by DIVx0 11y ago
Some of these prices seem too good to be true. I know the accommodations on some of these are pretty sparse but the listings on some of these properties include transportation, guide, food for a price that would be reasonable at any hotel w
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by DIVx0 11y ago
This was one of my favorite lab assignments when I was at university. If I recall correctly this lab was run back to back with another really fun one out of the same book. The other had to do with modifying code to take advantage of some co
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Over my lifetime riding bikes I have witnessed two major crashes where both non helmeted victims survived with life changing traumatic brain injuries. One fell off a low bridge and the other was riding causally along and somehow ended up go
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Some of the mega corps do have some really cool work going on. It's not all rank-and-file development, I'm not even talking about R&D. The cities are fairly small compared to other larger midwest cities and if you have a decen
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Minneapolis/St. Paul are not huge cities and having the benefit of growing up here I find that my professional network pretty much covers the greater metro area. It seems like everyone knows each other or is only a connection or two aw
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Our light rail and commuter rail system is a joke. I mean, they are nice to have but decades of NIMBYism and political interference delayed and morphed them into systems that work but are shadows of what they could have been. IMO the one th
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Minneapolis/St.Paul MN is right in the sweet spot. Tons of really good jobs out here, plenty of reasonably affordable and interesting housing in the sub/urban areas. Good education system, great music scene. There are some downsid
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I have a scratch folder full of stuff like this written in whatever scripting language is closest at hand, ruby, perl, python, etc. I'd wager most people here would have something similar. I wonder if it would be an interesting project
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I'm in the same camp as you. I really like this hardware but I don't want to use Windows. I don't think we'll see any good support for all of the modes it can operate in on other operating systems though at least not for
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by DIVx0 11y ago
pigoon balloon! I just finished re-reading the trilogy but Oryx and Crake was the best of the three.
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I played this game a lot when it was still early access. I thought it was pretty fun but there were some bugs at the time that messed up several prisons i had built. I gave up playing shortly after that. I assume those bugs have been fixed
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I wonder how well this would work on carpeted stairs? Since the treads are gripping only the 'nose' of the stair is there the possibility of slippage on the pile? What if the padding gave way or the treads pulled the carpet away f
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by DIVx0 11y ago
A big part of the 'craft beer revolution' for me is supporting local businesses as many of my favorite brews are local to my sate or region. Also since macros have such a choke hold on distribution many of the best local crafts ca
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Besides locking your car into a garage, is there anything a VW owner can do to make it more difficult for these types of thefts to occur?
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by DIVx0 11y ago
I did not really know what to expect but these photos are amazing and they're not even from the nearest approach! Who knew the surface would be so crater free?
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by DIVx0 11y ago
The jobs I've held have not been particularly 'mathy' but knowing linear algebra, numerical analysis and statistics have come in very handy over the years. Knowing how to 'read' math has been helpful digesting Compu
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Figuring out what to exactly click on in the 'interactive' video was far more challenging than the puzzle was.
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by DIVx0 11y ago
Student wants to learn the vocational art of programming, discovers Computer Science is not about programming, drops out. Sounds like everything went the way it should have. I majored in CS and there were no end of students complaining abou
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by DIVx0 12y ago
It has been a couple years since I've given Pandora a fair try. I was a paid subscriber for a while but I ended up leaving the service because I thought their radio stations and library were too shallow. I'd request a station for
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by DIVx0 12y ago
Sure, i know what you're saying. The playlists I do subscribe to are indeed updated continuously. However updates are relatively minor. A few songs from artists already on the list, maybe one or two totally new-to-me artists every othe
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by DIVx0 12y ago
I've tried many of their playlists. I've found some that are very good and was thrilled to find them, however the content was easy to exhaust and I ended up picking apart those playlists for new artists. Back to square 1 if you wi
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by DIVx0 12y ago
I'd pay $20/month or more for a service that: * had high quality streams * had gigantic library * _biggest of all_ cracked the 'discovery' nut. I listen to music all day, I don't like to listen to the same tracks mo
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by DIVx0 12y ago
I know it was just an aside arc to the main story but having just listened to an interview* of Sam Simon, he mentioned that he was the creator of Mr. Burns look. The original character was more 'fat cat' style but he turned Mr. Bu
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by DIVx0 12y ago
Probably depends on the direction of the force and other conditions but I'd imagine the male part of the connector would break or bend in some scenarios.
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by DIVx0 12y ago
Having been a long time laptop user, I've had several incidents where one of my large dogs get wrapped up in a cord and runs off with either my computer crashing to the floor or me hanging onto it while the charging pin breaks or bends
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by DIVx0 12y ago
I'm really sorry to see magsafe go. Between my dogs and kids I would have gone though a dozen macbooks without magsafe. I sincerely hope this no magsafe or single port thing goes into the MBPs as well.
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by DIVx0 12y ago
Same can be said for bananas, I always try to find local bananas (or other fruit) when ever i'm somewhere tropical. So much better. With that said, I think I've only ever eaten Hass Avocados and I think they are delicious so my ne
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by DIVx0 12y ago
I've been messing around with OpenSCAD for a little. I am working on some 'art' projects that would make heavy use of geometric shapes and I love the idea of generating these things in code. Another alternative that I've
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by DIVx0 12y ago
As someone who also loves food and preparing it, I am also a consumer of Soylent. While it takes away the joy of a well prepared meal it gives that back in time and convenience. I can't help but spend too much time in the kitchen when
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by DIVx0 12y ago
I don't know why they just can't focus new hires on being in SF and letting original staff remain where they are while dangling a juicy carrot for them to move. Forcing them to move or leave is really crappy. This is a good way to

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