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HeWhoLurksLate
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HeWhoLurksLate
1y ago
Let me correct that for you: No one likes hearing hypocrisy from the other side's politicians
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...then there are the other fun ones, like not wanting to tell people things exist that they don't have access to, like Github returning 404 errors for private repositories you know exist when you aren't logged into an account t
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1y ago
My university has an auto shop for this very reason - at a certain size, it makes more sense to care for your own fleet than it does to contract it out, even though the auto fleet peeps have approximately zero overlap with educational goals
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1y ago
I think the difference is that the pipelines for becoming a junior software developer are well-documented online, where the pipeline for being a "Junior Developer" in the trades is generally accomplished by calling and walking int
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1y ago
This is probably in the same vein as people finding out they have ADHD by taking drugs at a party and being able to focus for the first time in their lives; you might consider getting a psych eval
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I've found issues like this happen extremely quickly with ChatGPT's image generation features - if I tell it to put a particular logo in, the first iteration looks okay, while anything after that starts to look more and more curse
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1y ago
I just want to know who will get the J.D. Power Initial Quality Award and then subsequently fall apart five minutes after it gets judged (lookin at you, Stellantis)
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HeWhoLurksLate
1y ago
> More than an hour? That's usually how long it takes me to get an FFMPEG command I'm planning to use more than once right
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1y ago
I can't remember who said it originally, but it amuses me to no end that the only reason our society works as well as it does is a mutual agreement to follow some lines and not play bumper cars
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interestingly, 7-11 is doing quite well in Texas, where it operates under the brand Stripes. They also have kitchens in some called “Laredo Taco” that sell primarily Mexican food and are quite beloved, esp. by blue collar workers
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2y ago
An even better question is what are the metal's granular properties like? Most metal prints are fairly isotropic, but their strength compared to a machined sample is significantly worse.
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2y ago
One of the things I've noticed is that people who just do the thing, take note of what's annoying, and fix the most annoying things about a process later on tend to make the most impressive dents in a system or process, especially
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2y ago
Not necessarily true- the majority of people don't know about 3-2-1 backup strategy and I've seen hundreds of "help! my { phone | SD card | computer } died and I lost all my family photos" posts
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2y ago
> It can't do "software development." Sure, but it's also currently a heck of a lot faster than a junior dev at iterating
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Wow, I had no clue about how many ways it was possible to get burned with Actions - as an ME nerd, I've set up a few CI/CD workflows, and if I recall correctly, while I was reading through the documentation for GitHub Actions (cir
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2y ago
Religion seems to help a lot with figuring out a purpose in life at a young age, too
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2y ago
TSMC is building significant, cutting-edge fab capacity in the US at present
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For PPE: an effective respirator is not that expensive, should be wearing them and safety glasses for sanding as well. Only extra PPE you really need for acetone smoothing is some nitrile / latex gloves, and those are fairly standar
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while writing documentation in Markdown, I almost always have the preview open in split-screen in vscode, not because I need it, but mostly to make sure that the other people reading my work have a good experience.
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2y ago
ah yes, hieroglyphics in my commit messages
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Out of curiosity, what set of requirements would that be for?
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Non-pasteurized honey (almost guaranteed to be what the Hadza consume) also has antioxidants and prebiotic properties that normal sugars don't.
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Lead solder hardly smells at all, and if it does, it's more likely to be the flux that smells and gives you cancer.
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IIRC, on the LTT video on the topic they mentioned that there were like 8 extra PCIe lanes that could theoretically get run to a dGPU
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Hey now, that was done by Boeing
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It is amusing to me in a comment about a particular group only seeing hammers and nails that the presented solution focuses specifically on a singular technology / implementation.
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More speed can also be safer in some scenarios
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3y ago
An interesting point from a family member who works in residential / commercial HVAC - there's enough of an improvement from installing high efficiency air filters that they can pay for themselves in increased student attendance.
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3y ago
And we're generally impressed when somebody gets Doom running on a toothbrush, not much difference really
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I swear I'm getting Deja Vu right now, I coulda sworn I've seen this thread before. There's gonna be a guy commenting that "you don't need it" somebody else saying "but I want it!" And a few trying t
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