FrankenPC

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by FrankenPC 11y ago
How is that even possible? The beam incidence angular calculation (and multi path dispersion) creates insane complexity that must be computed on the fly to even make sense. For instance: a beam hits some material and needs to reflect or w
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
"A RIVER" looks like oscilloscope output. Maybe something from a more advanced digital scope with high speed differential signalling pattern analysis.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I use Chrome. Is that a specific setting?
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
This brings up a good point. I need to buy from the vendor that's doing some good with my money. Sometimes I hesitate to buy from Newegg because I can always find the parts cheaper (Hey! Rent's a killer on the West coast right
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I got used to that years ago by purchasing a programmable game keypad. No one loves the lefty's.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I found I could only rotate for about 90 degrees plus/minus. I tried to circumvent the problem by dragging my cursor outside of the window and bringing it back in on the opposite side so I could continue rotating. Strangely, the game
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I second this. I've sunk quite a bit of time on that channel. Excellent explanations.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I love that. All that corporate maturity and yet the young gamer lived on. He was the perfect Nintendo president. How are they going to fill those shoes?
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I wonder if there's a sort of JTAG port into the neural network to do direct scans of the individual neurons.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
A few decades back when I still smoked cigarettes, I really enjoyed simply getting out of the office on a periodic basis to gain perspective. No more cigarettes, but I still stand up and walk around the block. Still works great.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
There was Compuserve dialup. Expensive and slow as molasses.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
Due to the down votes, I feel compelled to clarify: I meant as opposed to removing marriage from contractual language and using civil union instead.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
Reminds me of that article about the Sony Aibo dogs ending their mechanical end of life. After 16 years, they are failing and they're no replacement parts. Point being, if Sony had kept going with that incredibly sophisticated robotic
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
My only question is, is the real time telemetry at a high enough resolution that the exact cause of the explosion can be ferreted out? I'm guessing yes. This is another very important learning experience. One of countless thousands
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
You bring up a good point. There's no qualification test for wisdom. Is someone a bitter dogmatic psycho? Or are they warm and truly emotionally intelligent? No way to know. One problem is that there is no real regard for wisdom in
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
In my mind I see this as a social health crisis. The elderly provide an unbelievable amount of wisdom to the next generation. By abandoning them, we abandon our children's future. I think of the elderly as an essential vitamin for c
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
Is it possible that LGBT marriage rights were officially recognized because it was becoming apparent that the next step was to strip religion out of the discourse? Thereby losing a valuable beachhead in society? Nah. To conspiracy theory
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
What happens to the private sector end nodes? Do routers perform NAT from IPV4 to IPV6?
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I know I have a junk account I use only once or twice a year.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I see. It would be the same as marrying just to get a green card.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
"Again, an employer can sponsor an employee's green card, but the employer must again bear the costs, which can run to the tens of thousands of dollars, and again the employee cannot offer to pay the cost." Why don't you
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
Best advice ever. Children simply want to be loved and listened to.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
Speaking purely to the professionalism and responsiveness of Magic, yes it's pretty impressive.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
It's more like slave siphoning. Once someone is tagged as a criminal, there are seemingly endless ways to suck money from them, their families, the state, and the federal government. Each American indoctrinated into the criminal just
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I wonder the same thing. My code snippet database and the Google references have nearly everything I would need. But that doesn't work in an interview. They want to see you code on the spot with no backup resources including Google.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
I was a VB6/winforms expert at one point. Remember ADO? How about RDO? And when I say 'expert' I mean I made VB6 stand up and beg. Full error trapping, NT services, multi-tasking. I've forgotten more than many peop
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
It's insane. At one point I was fully fluent in C#, Silverlight, all the HTML/CSS/Javascript necessary to successfully embed Silverlight, MVC/MVVM, SQL implementation and design, etc etc etc etc... Being a full stack .
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
That's not a bad idea.
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
Used to. Not anymore. I feel like I'm the last of the old school waterfall experts. Everyone wants lockstep scrum only continuous development. I can do that, but then I have to get past the lack of a formal education and ultimately
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by FrankenPC 11y ago
The bar for "grade A" is REALLY freakin high. I'm not talking about applying for low level dev positions. I only apply for senior or higher positions. Autodidacts like me are no longer interesting to companies.

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