adenozine

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by adenozine 6y ago
I'd like something like this in reverse. Downvote if you will, all the same, I find most HN discussions to be of relatively low-value, and also it's not easy to vet whether or not someone's credentials align with what they&#x
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by adenozine 6y ago
I can understand why it may have sparked those feelings because of the way I wrote it. I'm a pretty forgiving person, I've spent some time in and around rehab and I've learned personally the value there is in giving people a
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by adenozine 6y ago
Suffice to say, nobody in my unit was rolling out with Hi-point. Thanks for your post, you are clearly much more aware of aviation than I am, and what you've explained makes perfect sense. I could've clarified that while I wasn&#x
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by adenozine 6y ago
Your post seems to imply that a bad product negates the respect earned by leading an industry, nay, multiple industries, for several decades. Do you really truly think that just because the MAX is a POS, that everything that comes out of Bo
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by adenozine 6y ago
Excellent point, shows you how much of an engineer I'm NOT . That's probably a big point too. Surely there's some sort of chart they've made for all these parts and how fast they're allowed to decay, given some num
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by adenozine 6y ago
They've had calipers for literally thousands of years. I used to be involved in some intermediate gunsmithing work, and we had these tools called 'dial calipers' which have a little gauge you read and you can measure extremel
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by adenozine 6y ago
This is a beautiful page. I like the design very, VERY much. I don't really have the need for the product, but I wish you the best of luck!
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by adenozine 6y ago
Okay, to play devil's advocate for a moment. What is there to gain financially from killing him, if his previous business was gutted by regulatory changes? The killer was evidently belonging to a highly capable skillset, and I'm e
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by adenozine 6y ago
Oh! Your comment made me realize I was making an assumption that it was related to his business. I guess I just figure for someone to be trying to make progress in a place where progress is sorely needed, that its unlikely for them to have
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by adenozine 6y ago
How horrible. Why would someone do this? I'd never heard of Gokada, it looks like such a cool thing for a developing country. I wonder what the motivation was. It doesn't seem like a market where there'd be the political pres
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by adenozine 6y ago
What is there to gain in calling it Perl 7? It seems needlessly disruptive, rather than just calling it 5.34 or whatever is next.
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by adenozine 6y ago
Wait, this is actually just reloading a file upon filesystem changes? That's not hot-swapping at all. How grimy.
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by adenozine 6y ago
Libgen, personally. I've used it so much, may as well pay it forward.
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by adenozine 6y ago
Small? It's like 10+ files and some of them are hundreds of lines of dense, ugly rust. I'm not sure that quite qualifies as small. It's a very neat idea, and I think the fediverse needs instances with lighter footprints. This
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by adenozine 6y ago
I get the feeling that he would be a very impressive programmer.