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by _sbrk 6y ago
ircII forever
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by _sbrk 6y ago
Don't you just love the Streissand effect? :-)
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by _sbrk 6y ago
I wish more programmers obeyed #7.
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by _sbrk 6y ago
Ugh, how I loathe the term "full stack". Many who claim this have attended a 12 week crash course where they're armed with the programming equivalent of heavy weaponry and then turned out onto the world to "engineer&quot
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by _sbrk 6y ago
Does it know a dickbutt? No, it does not.
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by _sbrk 6y ago
shiver Very well done short film. A chilling vision of the (possibly near) future.
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by _sbrk 6y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23113287
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by _sbrk 6y ago
I'm not worried about a grad-school project picking up a gun and using it against me. I am worried about something like this, which, while a parody, is not long off: https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/robo
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by _sbrk 6y ago
1. Have hobbies 2. Get married 3. Have kids 2 & 3 cancel 1 out, and you're never "bored" again.
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AIER: Open Up Society Now, Say Dr. Dan Erickson and Dr. Artin Massihi(aier.org)
3 points by _sbrk 6y ago|0 comments
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by _sbrk 7y ago
Heck, even groff_mdoc works very well. Whatever you use, document!
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by _sbrk 7y ago
No color burst on the front porch, so the color killer circuit disables color.
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by _sbrk 7y ago
Sounds like a personal choice. She has the option to adapt to the circumstances, and has failed to do so. We aren't allowed to wear flip flops to work. I don't see why heels are tolerated, either. Work isn't a fashion stateme
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by _sbrk 7y ago
All these worlds are yours, except Europa. Attempt no landing there.
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Tanner Electronics, famous suplus parts outlet in DFW, is closing(facebook.com)
1 points by _sbrk 7y ago|0 comments
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by _sbrk 7y ago
I don't think that it is at all difficult to suppose that we humans have a sort of "Boot ROM" to get us started in the world. This basic brain wiring pattern is then patched, if you will, over many decades to make us the pers
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by _sbrk 7y ago
Hutch knew this would happen. Those trucks are no Gran Torino.
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by _sbrk 7y ago
> But doesn't the "not your job" thing exist in order to protect actual jobs worked by actual people from being arbitrarily "rationalized" out of existence, because hey someone else can do that? Potentially your
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by _sbrk 7y ago
gasp You mean that all comments should be pro-union or neutral, otherwise we're being anti-union? My goodness, I guess you should go find the steward and file a grievance.
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by _sbrk 7y ago
I worked in a union shop once, as a summer intern. Every day, we were told to be in the break room at 7:59am to begin promptly at the 8am bell. By 4:30 or 4:45pm, everyone was back in there, waiting for the clock to hit 5pm. One day, I need
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by _sbrk 7y ago
I still use it, every single day. Works well and now has SSL encryption to the server, which cuts down on snooping. However, true end-to-end requires client support.
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by _sbrk 7y ago
> Some people do believe that non ionizing radiation has effects other than those produced by the added thermal energy Some people believe vaccines cause Down's Syndrome. "Let’s be clear: the work of science has nothing whateve
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by _sbrk 7y ago
Heh heh heh .. yep: "Error establishing a database connection"
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by _sbrk 7y ago
Thank the Almighty Bob. About time they did this.
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by _sbrk 7y ago
Instead of doing that, I'd simulate "network loss" by substituting a 50 ohm dummy load for the output antenna. This assumes that it is a connector, not soldered right to the board. This way, there is no "fault" othe
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by _sbrk 7y ago
While always good to turn non-essential features off, this doesn't mean that you can't be tracked. Many vehicles, even if non-rental, now come standard with cellular voice/data connections. GM pioneered this with OnStar in th
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by _sbrk 7y ago
Ah, Standard ML. That brings back great memories of my compiler class at University. This was the first functional language that I was truly comfortable with, and a great tool to write our toy compiler.
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by _sbrk 7y ago
> Its main use case is code close to hardware, where we still program C out of desperation, because nothing else actually works. I think I'll stick with Ritchie's language over this fly-by-night invention.
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by _sbrk 7y ago
JMS had it right: Mary Ann Cramer: I have to ask you the same question people back home are asking about space these days. Is it worth it? Should we just pull back? Forget the whole thing as a bad idea, and take care of our own problems at
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by _sbrk 7y ago
Having written at least one tool in Tcl/IncrTcl, widely used within our company for chip-level verification, I would tend to disagree with you. Using a standard Tool Command Language to control your EDA Tools, is a wonderful concept. T

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