KevinMS

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by KevinMS 9mo ago
I wonder what you would have thought if it was a bunch of "maga" republicans releasing this video about military service members "had the duty to refuse unlawful orders" when Biden was president. Be honest with yourself
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by KevinMS 9mo ago
> Encouraging them to disobey the law could be, but that's not what he and the others did in that video. The issue is that service members already know this very well, so when you tell them what they already know, it does seem like
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by KevinMS 9mo ago
Have people figured out that coding isn't the hard part yet?
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by KevinMS 9mo ago
> *Strange New Worlds I told myself I wasn't going to make that mistake again when I posted this, but I did anyway.
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by KevinMS 9mo ago
On Amazons FireTV (the whole TV, not the Stick) its called, "natural cinema". Turn it ON. It comes turned off, and it freaked me out when I first got this new modern TV.
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by KevinMS 9mo ago
I was hoping to see the Enterprise from Brave New Worlds. The show isn't that great, but the interior design of the ship was taken to another level. https://filmandfurniture.com/2022/08/exclusive-the-star-tre
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by KevinMS 10mo ago
They shamed everybody into the torturous use of floats for layout and then eventually, about 15 years later, added layout features back into a layout language.
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by KevinMS 10mo ago
DEI has nothing to do with treating your employees with respect.
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by KevinMS 10mo ago
I did get my gall bladder removed in July, and I know paid my surgeon a lot more than a 100 bucks, which was just the smaller deductible portion of the bill.
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by KevinMS 10mo ago
> it' wasn't some magical property of windows no, it really was windows
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by KevinMS 11mo ago
I agree, I didn't see that much of a difference between the good quality and bad quality examples. Is it the fonts, or the translation, or the placement of the text?
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by KevinMS 1y ago
What does this do different from a small helicopter? What problem does it solve a helicopter can't?
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by KevinMS 1y ago
NE is starved for natural gas. They replaced the coal plants with gas and didn't bother to build enough pipelines (and even blocked them). We are getting a lot of our gas from Tankers from Europe and even Russia before the war. So n
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by KevinMS 1y ago
Why do all these posts make it seem like everybody is using AI for coding now? How many devs are actually using this stuff? The furthest I've gotten is just reading the google AI results from a search to see if they actually answer m
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by KevinMS 1y ago
Best TV remote ever made. The peanut remote. So comfortable and easy to hold. Because of its shape you could tell where you were holding it along its length and it could never slip from your hand. You could even tell if you picked it up
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by KevinMS 1y ago
Where are these horror stories coming from? I've bought thousands of things off amazon for the last 10 years and almost never have a problem, and the price is at least equal to someplace I'd drive to. Not only do I use prime del
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by KevinMS 1y ago
According to my research (watching youtube videos), putting those big turbofan engines (which had to be pushed forward and up to fit) gave the plane different flying characteristics which, under the rules of whatever, required new pilots to
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by KevinMS 1y ago
how do you not know that's not how the senate works?
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by KevinMS 1y ago
My understand is that the 737 Max was fine if they treated it as a new airplane. The problem was the put gizmos on it to make it behave like a regular 737 so pilots didn't need to get retrained on it. Those gizmos are what crashed it
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by KevinMS 1y ago
I think its too big and expensive for the market right now, its like a cadillac escalade in a corolla market
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by KevinMS 1y ago
controlling movement is much easier. Something is wrong with the movement in the OP game, at least on a browers
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by KevinMS 1y ago
> Do you really think you can prove your point by showing me some sloplist of mildly high profile bugs? Whatever I link to you are just going to say its AI, or inconclusive. There's a section on testing in the Mythical Man-month, b
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by KevinMS 1y ago
> Citation needed. [7 Software Failures Due To Lack Of Testing That Rocked The World]( https://www.appsierra.com/blog/software-failures-due-to-lack... ) > Hiring people who think bloom filters are "exotic&quot
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by KevinMS 1y ago
I'm baffled this is considered wrongthink. A place is more than a place, its a native culture too.
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by KevinMS 1y ago
I'm replying to statements like this > "testing" is not fundamental. and > there is no real skill to be learned there one of the biggest problems that has plagued software is failed projects. There have been a lot of
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by KevinMS 1y ago
> "testing" is not fundamental. there is no real skill to be learned there, it's just one of those things that will find a way to steal your time anyway so there is no point in focusing actively on it. that's an edgy
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by KevinMS 1y ago
That just seems like bad luck for the experiment. I've never seen anything like that driving on the highway. Was the claim that it could go coast to coast no matter what was thrown at it?
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by KevinMS 1y ago
I like apps that make sense on a mobile device, like a shopping list, or the uber app, but otherwise I'll do anything I can to use my laptop instead.
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by KevinMS 1y ago
data can never be misleading
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by KevinMS 1y ago
And don't replace them with fake buttons that are also distracting. Buttons and knobs need to be designed so you can quickly glance to target them, but from then on, you can feel or hear how you are interacting with them.

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