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abledon
7y ago
what happens when X number of competing companies, from Y number of countries also launch giant satellite nets into space? Would there just be huge 'light' net visible at certain altitudes/locations/times of the year?
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abledon
7y ago
Wow if you figured out how to get gstreamer working -congrats . I’d love a gist in python explaining how to set it up —- the docs are so hard to understand
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abledon
7y ago
Anyone else do a double take at the word 'Krypton' and question whether that only existed in the superman DC universe?
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abledon
7y ago
Lol, your user name 'docker_up' reminds me of a hard-ass man espousing the masculinity trope of 'manning up' or 'MAN UP!' to some sniveling coworkers in an alternate business domain, but basically having your s
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abledon
7y ago
I think when they compare phoenix/elixir to react/js maybe they are incorporating LiveView into the equation, as it allows SPA like ability through a backend LiveView template.
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abledon
7y ago
what freelance website do you think is the best out there?
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abledon
7y ago
""" Yeah, React is popular - almost every web developer knows that. And it's this fact that makes new project use it. Popularity in the OSS world can be considered as a guarantee of the stability of the project. But, wha
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abledon
7y ago
Hmm surprised he didn’t use a debugger, only printf statement
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abledon
8y ago
Say I want to make a program, X, that draws a 50x50px square over another program, Y, at (200,100) and only program Y. Do i need a low level stuff for this, can imGUI be used here? or is it possible with electronjs etc... Also, would progr
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abledon
8y ago
gofundme/indiegogo that idea, if its popular, it should get some traction
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Scientists have put a human brain gene into monkeys
(cbc.ca)
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abledon
8y ago
I'd like a physics level explanation.. when those molecules are there? whats going on at the atomic level, is there an excess of negatively or positively charged molecules ? When there is inflammation, there is usually heat, and heat
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Java Is Not Dying Yet
(medium.com)
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abledon
8y ago
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abledon
8y ago
What is inflammation really? Is it an excess of energy around that area? E.g. extra positive charges ?
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abledon
8y ago
can you elaborate?
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abledon
8y ago
After the success of the Falcon Heavy a couple days ago, I'm actually surprised there weren't more hiccups in SpaceX activity. They are pushing the limits of spaceflight technology, there are _bound_ to be setbacks like this. A ro
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abledon
8y ago
I like how you've identified the moral qualms with your current profession. How do you continue to justify to yourself working in that domain? Do you struggle with the question each day or perhaps have a philosophical framework to rely
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abledon
8y ago
Do you think Resumes made in LaTeX get screwed by the HR robot screening programs that scan documents for keywords? I mean, if your document has some weird formatting going on, I could see the program miss some crucial keywords buried insid
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abledon
8y ago
If anyone lives in London and would like to investigate how the ancient sword arts of japan tie into meditation, I highly recommend http://battodo-fudokan.co.uk/
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abledon
8y ago
Lol there are so many fake loading bars on that sites ‘get full profile info’ feature
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abledon
8y ago
So I see ads that other people don’t see? — I think you failed to convince 90% of people it’s “extremely bad”,( id say something like ww2 is “extremely bad” )
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abledon
8y ago
Does anyone work on building satellites like the ones mentioned here? what is a normal day in the life at a job like that? Are you pulling 40+ hrs/week ?
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abledon
8y ago
I bet the owners of those houses could sell them to IT/steaming/gamer minded folks for a higher price than average.
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abledon
8y ago
i think a hand rubbing against a wool sweater making a little shock is different than having a laptop over my nuts for 10 hours a day!
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8y ago
Electric exposure is such a new phenomenon in terms of human evolution... like, humans have had their hands on small charged devices for like less than 100 years. I wonder if an overweight person feels less of the electricity since they hav
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8y ago
more young people are also likely to engage in online surveys, since they've grown up with this type of stuff.
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abledon
8y ago
Dude chill out lol , no one is talking about massive social infrastructure — get a dozen people together in front of some old abandoned land and build something cool. Maybe even just a landscape project with recycled materials from around t
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abledon
8y ago
I think having 50 people meet up at a community center to go volunteer is way more feasible than redesigning urban infrastructure. I agree forcing is not nice but tell that to all the children who don’t want to go to school haha
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8y ago
Thanks for your thoughtful reply — I was thinking more along the lines of ‘schedule 4-7 events through the year’ claim them on your tax return for an extra bonus or something . Maybe the word enforce was too strong — that’s why I’m not a la
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8y ago
‘What a horrible idea — interacting with other humans face to face - I’d be so uncomfortable’. I see it as a weak social muscle that hasn’t had a lot of workout time and is leaning on a crutch of modern lifestyle staying indoors on screen
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