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NoNameHaveI
2y ago
Here’s a fun one: A proprietary bytecode VM allows body makers to execute custom software built with Diamond Logic Builder on Navistar trucks and buses. Instead of cutting and splicing wiring harnesses, builders can add various devices and
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NoNameHaveI
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Related: https://dailyegyptian.com/117259/news/set-up-to-fail-air-tra... Hard to train new pilots when they refuse to fly due to distrust in ATC.
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2y ago
Please forgive my ignorance but who pays for these funerals? Here in the USA, funerals easily cost thousands of dollars, even without a casket or burial plot. To my knowledge, unclaimed remains end up in a mass grave with no fanfare. It’s
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Ask HN: Scrum <–-> Kanban
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3y ago
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NoNameHaveI
3y ago
I for one, would much rather live in Elwood Blues's room than next to ANY interstate.
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NoNameHaveI
3y ago
I recall from a PBS special that in the late 1800s, NYC suffered a blizzard that shut down even elevated trains for days. Hence, the move towards building underground.
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3y ago
Dear God, how I LOATHED Turbo anything as a beginning student. Yes, the debugger was helpful, but I spent HOURS upon HOURS chasing down non-sensical error messages. This was in the pre-Mozilla days mind you, so good luck finding help. Even
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3y ago
To the author: I commend you on your work! As a former full-time educator, I believe that one of the best thing you can do to promote usage is to create supplementary materials (lecture slides, quiz deck in Blackboard format, etc. I do real
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3y ago
Sick day? What is this “sick day”? I’m a corporate employee and have been for years. What I receive is Paid Time Off. I can earn up to 160 hours per year, with additional time granted for public holidays (Christmas, New Year’s, etc.) Call i
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3y ago
THIS Earlier this year, my dad passed away. We got to spend the last few days together. It taught me what is MOST important in life: time spent with loved ones. We went back home to visit for a week in August. Had more fun in Chicago one
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NoNameHaveI
3y ago
Silly question: since a hybrid like a Prius is MEANT to be a generator (of sorts), would an old Prius be a better choice for a stationary generator? Lord knows they are pretty abundant and fairly cheap now. Having lived 5 days without power
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Ask HN: The Downsides of DevOps
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3y ago
I want to say yes, that you must be over 21, but I am not certain. I do know that you can purchase with out of state ID, but you have a lower limit as to how much you can buy than if you are an Illinois resident. A friend is a regular custo
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3y ago
So, fun fact, in the USA state of Illinois , cannabis dispensaries are cash only. This is probably because cannabis is still illegal at the federal level. Of course, being such a potentially lucrative target for thieves, each dispensary has
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3y ago
Here in the USA, flying is rather expensive. I am told it is largely due to insurance costs. I am curious, what are common rates to fly a Cessna 172 wet/dry around the world?
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NoNameHaveI
3y ago
Mosquito XEL looks pretty good to me. Would save me a lot of time on my commute.
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NoNameHaveI
3y ago
151k, Embedded Linux, almost fully on-site. Strictly 40 hours/week.
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3y ago
There is actually a movement in the US dairy industry to only allow milk extracted from mammals to be called milk. Calling it almond "milk" would be illegal.
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NoNameHaveI
3y ago
Even better is the Britishism "Blowing a fag".
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3y ago
I, for one, worry about what will happen to the once prestigious PBS in the streaming age. Yes, there are half-hearted efforts to present shows, but I have never seen a promotion. Thankfully, the quality of the content tends to remain high.
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3y ago
If you are interested in Sears homes, and near Chicago, I suggest you pay a visit to Downers Grove. I took them for granted growing up. There are quite a few Sears homes, and even a walking tour. https://www.architecture.org/
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3y ago
This really hits home for me. I live in Orlando, Florida and work is a scant 1.7 miles away. However, I do not dare drive or walk to work. Why? Pedestrian fatalities. This is a real shame not only because of pollution, and missed opportunit
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3y ago
Here I read "Green Hills" and wondered how an RTOS was involved. Yeah. I'm an embedded guy.
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NoNameHaveI
4y ago
If you think the term "Systems Programming" is problematic, try "Computer Science". I have seen the term "Computer Science" applied in multiple college catalogs to MS office!
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4y ago
The curious thing about the earliest classes is that they are the ones that tend to fill first. Why? Because its easy for people who handle enrollments. Hmmm. Section 1 at 7 am? Section 2 at 8am? Section 6 at 1pm? Let's enroll you in s
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Does my current employer have a library? Yes. Both physical and virtual. I have use the virtual to browse industry periodicals which have hefty subscription fees. I have never set foot in the physical. I used to keep LOTS of physical book
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I maintain that a graduation requirement for ALL students needs to be the ability to identify logical fallacies. If not by the end of middle school (~age 13 in the USA), then by the end of high school (~age 17). Tell me I'm wrong.
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4y ago
Likewise. I believe mine arrived about the 29th. Haven't broke the shrink wrap yet.
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Ask HN: What technologies made the electric car practical?
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4y ago
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NoNameHaveI
5y ago
You're joking right? The lobbyists own this country's government.
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