TomK32

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by TomK32 8y ago
"Top 10 most boring building in the most boring part of town with no food truck for miles." https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/01/amazo... Seriously, besides the DoD contract a
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by TomK32 8y ago
My bet is that they'll send the next Soyuz without crew. A lot of research that will have to be postponed or scrapped :(
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by TomK32 8y ago
Did you know that Douglas G. Hurley launches with Dragon 2 and he was also on the last STS flight? Nice continuity.
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by TomK32 8y ago
With the holed one docked to the ISS that no one is keen to de-orbit with and this flight having one crew less they are getting into some situation now. I guess they could send Soyuz MS-11 without crew so the current ISS crew has a more rel
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by TomK32 8y ago
Early? Read The Big Short and you'll change your opinion about when that crisis started.
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by TomK32 8y ago
As a European, it's really sad to see that nothing at all can be done about all this shooting, homicides and let's not forget suicides by means of firearms.
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by TomK32 8y ago
Scheduling is hard but in a factory you have a wider range of workers in different life circumstances, add small factor to the pay on unpopular days and it could work. Here in Germany hairdressers are closed on Mondays because they are open
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by TomK32 8y ago
The modern German word is "riechen".
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by TomK32 8y ago
In that Zombie scenario I'd rather work for the ground crew doing the twice-daily refueling....
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by TomK32 8y ago
yes, but often on a feature branch you have WIP, change your code a few commits later and so on. I use rebase -i a lot and it make better code.
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by TomK32 8y ago
Did the same for a while, usually to have a short-term period, then I tried gnucash (no undo) and hledger which nowadays has some features for planning ahead. But still, I decided to write my own webapp for my personal finances and long-ter
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by TomK32 8y ago
Oh, "How to Win Friends..." is eighty years old. That's the part I have the biggest problem (being on the near end of the autism spectrum). But even I managed to find a small client with a long-running project that I kept bus
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by TomK32 8y ago
you say nothing to that agent. not a word. you give them your password if the insist and that's it.
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by TomK32 8y ago
I thought that's only the case when there's already an investigation?
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by TomK32 8y ago
Lots of people think about the low rev multiplier but maybe a) the founder, all being quite young, just wanted out and do something new, b) the money is all in cash without strings attached or c) they have a sense that with the GDPR in euro
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by TomK32 8y ago
Jolly good, the whole rail-road mania with their cum tempore timetables never full-filled their fantasy of a unified time-zone for Old Blighty.
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by TomK32 8y ago
If that business is a school with formerly really bad grades then you might have an even better plan.
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by TomK32 8y ago
That's a few markets out of many, of which the plurality is outside and accessible 24/7. I't really no big issue to get those deliveries in by noon.
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by TomK32 8y ago
In my city, Linz in Austria, only a small part is pedestrian, and even then the main-line of the 4 (actually 2+2) tram lines is cutting right through it. I wish they'd extend the pedestrian area and add that second tram line overground
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by TomK32 8y ago
Split the water onshore, building those things offshore wouldn't make much sense when all you need is a cable to bring the electricity on shore to larger conversion installations
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by TomK32 8y ago
it's mad to fit our inner body-clock and live around something as arbitary as a 9-5 and the railroad clock...
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by TomK32 8y ago
I though lead paint and lead in gasoline was a good candidate for the blip?
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by TomK32 8y ago
Yes it will be worst for them, just like a housefire being worst for that collection of rare stamps you had at home, but also turning everything else into a pile of ash. The impact of a no deal brexit will be felt everywhere because that&#x
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by TomK32 8y ago
That was worth reading. capitalism's fixation on quarterly reports is ruining successful companies like DST.
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by TomK32 8y ago
Thanks, my gh profile has become utterly useless due to overload.
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by TomK32 8y ago
damn it, you've been quicker at it, again...
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by TomK32 8y ago
If 45 doesn't cause it by March, my money's on a hard Brexit triggering the downturn.
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by TomK32 8y ago
Why must we all open our communication just because of a few sick individuals who are already imprissioned or under surveillance?
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by TomK32 8y ago
Looking at my grandfather's generation, two of his brothers fell in the war, another two never had children of their own at died of old age in the same (big farm) house they were born and living all their life. math checks out.
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by TomK32 8y ago
I must point out that in most cases child abuse happens inside families. A stranger kidnapping a child is a rather rare occurrence. Prevention, giving kids a chance to get help, ban of child-marriages etc will help, tough laws and hard puni

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