SenHeng

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   by SenHeng 5y ago

   Seeing a rocket launch live is definitely on my list, but it's a bit difficult living in an entirely different continent and all.
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   by SenHeng 5y ago

   I type stuff and then things happen. It's really no more complicated than that but it's still fun to me.
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   by SenHeng 5y ago

   I've done the same time. Spent nights and weekends remodeling my home over 5 years. It was never 'finished', and the quality was never as good as the bits that I did hire out. The entire time I felt like I was living in a con
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   by SenHeng 5y ago

   If a bug has been around long enough and often used, it is an undocumented feature that becomes a documented feature in the next rewrite.
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   by SenHeng 5y ago

   I used to work at one of those body shop contracting places. A few years ago, I heard that the boss managed to sell the company, presenting themselves as developing an in-house blockchain product. I asked around some ex-colleagues and as
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   by SenHeng 5y ago

   > You didn't have to go to FB, IG or some other content mill to find them. You had to go somewhere to find them. They didn’t just pop up in your browser all of a sudden. Back in those days it would be mailing lists or irc or som
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   by SenHeng 5y ago

   The problem with your first solution is that there’a nobody requesting help from in the first place. 2 and 3, I’ve tried those but people just don’t se to reciprocate or just don’t want to add another person to their group. It’s tough.
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   We Built Whimsical (2018)(whimsical.com)

   1 points by SenHeng 5y ago|0 comments
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   by SenHeng 5y ago

   I sometimes think cloning popular services that have been acquired and shut down could be a viable business.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    I’ve always thought of cookies as that American food thing you dunk in milk while biscuits are that British food thing you dip in tea. When I was young, I dipped my biscuits in Milo.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    I’ve sat in the back of a Jimny, the rear seats might as well not exist. Anyway here’s a popular video of a 660cc Jimny towing a large truck that’s stuck in snow during the great Tokyo Blizzard of 2014. https://m.youtube.com&#x2F
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    > Only a Sith deals in absolutes. If we instead use a scale from 0 to 100, and we understand that all companies are somewhere in between, then the paradox ceases to exist.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    And being an employee isn't that much different since you can be fired or made redundant.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    Why not both? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    I've had a similar experience when a very close uncle passed away. I was sad but not as sad as everyone else. It wasn't weird for me because I've always had a delayed emotional response to things. It comes in useful in that w
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    I have thought about that but it’s a bit too much custom work to add into a passive house. I might try one in a future garden shed/office.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    Unfortunately no.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    Yeah, like fish said it’s not airtight yet so probably not that big of a deal.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    I wouldn’t know, they aren’t installed yet. Japan doesn’t really do central heating or ventilation so I’ve got 4 smaller air exchangers all over the house and they’re supposed to work together somehow?
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    I’ve not had a chance to test it in summer yet but it’s still cold to the touch even in the evening sun so I guess that’s a good sign? I went with Low E specifically because I’d rather be cold than hot and wanted to block out the scorch fro
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    I'm in the middle of building a PassivHaus. The building itself is mostly done and we're working on the interior. There are still a few gaps that haven't been plugged and the heat exchangers have not yet been installed. I&#x2
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    Discontinued Long Term Support for AngularJS(blog.angular.io)

    9 points by SenHeng 5y ago|1 comments
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    NPM now marks packages as abandoned after 24h since the last commit(theolognion.com)

    9 points by SenHeng 5y ago|1 comments
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    Jeremy Fielding has a video series showing how he built an 6 motor Industrial Robot Arm from scratch. Includes welding and machining aluminum, electrical wiring and programming the controls for the motors. Definitely worth a watch. https:&
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    Snowboarding and Final Fantasy XIV. Almost every weekend over the past 5 winters, I would drive 4 hours from my big city home to spend two days sliding and crashing in snow down a mountain. It's amazingly fun. This year, I moved to the
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    Actually wanting to help, but also to filter out the not-so-serious buyers.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    Sushi has not been ¥100yen for at least a decade. Maybe the cheap stuff like crab sticks. Here’s the menu and prices of the largest ‘100yen’ sushi chain. https://www.kurasushi.co.jp/menu/?area=area0 Japan has been unde
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    While I don’t disagree, saying that expensive equipment is expensive doesn’t really explain why it’s expensive in the first place. The next two statements are more helpful.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    Remember the amazing/terrible hacker movie Swordfish? You just described it. Maybe now other world powers need their own domestic equivalents. Or if they already do, then something that’s a bit more overt.
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    by SenHeng 5y ago

    I have a BMW 1 Series and always fill to the brim, highest I've got is 48L so I expect full to be 50L.