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by MrLeap 8y ago
Nickel tends to be corrosion resistant. Oxidation is a probabilistic sort of thing. The higher the surface area, the higher chance of corrosive cascades. A metal sponge has significantly higher surface area than the equivalent mass of polis
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Nickel tends to be very corrosion resistant. Though these properties are probably diminished by the increased surface area of the porous topology. I run a small forge. Every alloy I've used will corrode way faster if it's not been
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I've done things in the timezone of what's going on here. My method: - Get the altitude data for the area you want to work with. Pretty sure I had to make an account at the usgs.gov page. They had a peculiar web app where I was ab
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I prefer the workflow that the author does, minus the Jquery just so I can maintain some street cred. document.querySelector solved 90% of what jquery solved for me anyhow. For consulting clients, I've done plenty of what I consider th
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Sobel filter afterwards.
606.
by MrLeap 8y ago
I appreciate the fight you're fighting, friend. Free speech has become inconvenient, so long live the tyranny of the feudal corporation apparently? It's pretty gross.
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by MrLeap 8y ago
There is wisdom in this.
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by MrLeap 8y ago
HSV has been my color space of choice when I made simulators for government and industry. That's been my technique since 2007. Lerping through colors that way always looks atleast fine.
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by MrLeap 8y ago
If you're really asking.. It's hard to distinguish from someone being attracted to not losing their job and feeling pressured into a relationship. What you described in a vacuum is not wrong. Outside of a vacuum it makes the &quot
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I was intrigued by this device when I first read about it. This should be on the "alternative path" to MRR focused digital landlords, but instead it's just the same damn thing...? The rent seeking in this industry is disgusti
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I've always said money doesn't buy happiness, but being poor will make you sad for free.
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I'd struggle to not derisively laugh at anyone who said that in front of me. "They aren't wrong..?" To really believe that, you'd have to discount or be ignorant the massive military spending advantage. Maybe you be
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Thank you for the kindness. I'm in a bit of a slump right now so my cynicism is leaking. Job offers are trivial to get. Meaning.. proper autonomy / feedback balance.. impact.. Life must be too easy for me to be such a snob. Neural
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by MrLeap 8y ago
My range cans have an aux port and speakers on the inside. Maybe it's psychosomatic but I stand by the improved effectiveness gained by not breaking the seal snaking earbud lines under em'. ;) I use your strategy from time to time
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by MrLeap 8y ago
That's my recollection as well.
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Looks like I was remembering the wrong acronyms. It was information assurance training. We had to do it every 6 months, and like twice in a month when Snowden did his thing. My first year there it was a goofy flash game with uncanny valley
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Ah thanks for educating me. My island at TRADOC didn't have anyone who knew those details. :P
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I was a dev contractor for the US Army for a few years. None of this surprises me. They had some goofballs policies that made it seem like vulnerabilities were the goal. I could bitch at length. Their TSA style security theater practices we
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Your co-founder is one of my favorite people, we were good friends in high-school. I'm super proud of you guys whenever I see divshot mentioned. :)
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I'm curious, who was your intended audience for this comment?
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I assumed the parent was referring to an asynchronous, staticly rendered offline protocol running over paper. The cellulose displays are hosted in marsupial pouches stitched into the seat in front of you. Perhaps I am mistaken and some thea
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Hijacking the scrollbar is a big pet peeve of mine. Designers keep trying to bring this fad back. I wish they'd not. I get the allure, but I've never seen it be a value add. Browsers handle that for you, don't get in its way!
623.
by MrLeap 8y ago
My forge and tools aren't permanent installations.
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Shh don't tell them. ;) In Kansas City I rent a _house_ with a large back yard within walking distance from a lot of neat things. I've built a metal working shop in my basement and a forge out back. My rent is 700$ a month. Work t
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I'd be interested to know an estimated bitrate. Texting is a very low bandwidth signal that has a lot of utility. If it's comparable to what a person can do with two thumbs I can imagine some really awesome things I could create w
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by MrLeap 8y ago
Google's takes money from group B, and use their tools and tech to convince group A to give money to group B. Data about A is the fuel for the machines that allow them to provide value for group B. I removed the indirection in my metap
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by MrLeap 8y ago
If our last hope depends on any kind of unity of intent among members of our profession then we're doomed. It's at this point I am tempted to unpack what precipice we're about to go over when our last hope disappoints. Instea
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by MrLeap 8y ago
This idealism reminds me of a post I saw here a long time ago about a software developer union. One of their stated goals was "to advocate for people whose job was displaced by automation". Both read to me immediately like high oc
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I wouldn't call this a conspiracy, unless I start selling T-shirts. My hypothesis wasn't even that people are trying to make linux worse. Just that it will be. Intel pushed a half-baked mitigation for meltdown that Linus was rea
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by MrLeap 8y ago
I hypothesize that this change will make Linux (ie: the quality of the kernel) at least slightly worse in 20 years than it would have been if Linus never changed. Linus has been a great steward of the Kernel. I have never seen any instance

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