ambrose2

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by ambrose2 4y ago
What would that enable though? Aside from just a new “look” that’s more modern and makes your old phone look outdated? I think if you had something like google glass, but made my Apple, and looked like normal glasses, that could be big, but
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by ambrose2 4y ago
This is a lean period, and the fat that meta had enabled them to cut fat rather than cut muscle or bone, making them now more lean, but still strong. The fat they had served its purpose similar to how fat serves its purpose during famine.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Yea, that’s simple in a one on one. But how do you simultaneously provide the right level of jargon and context in a standup with a mixed crowd of MBAs and developers? Either the PM is frustrated that they have to listen to you go in the we
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by ambrose2 4y ago
This is the opposite as my experience. I find it hard to interrupt or even interject over zoom because it’s so hard to time.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
I found it easier to learn and practice interrupt culture with close friends first, one on one. And then practice it with good friends, and then acquaintances, and then in groups. It takes time, confidence, and trust.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Fully agree with your take on this.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
The main historical attraction was for the hot springs.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Why was it a waste of time? Was the ECE program a waste?
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by ambrose2 4y ago
I agree, I like to start with “Not urgent, but”
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Can you take any of them through a MOOC platform such as Coursera, edx?
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Seconded. The person asking questions is just trying to get the questions into the queue. I doubt they are expecting an immediate response. And if they are, that’s a different question.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
I guess there’s both fUnemployment and Fun-employment
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by ambrose2 4y ago
“It’s semantics” is the briefest way I usually describe this phenomenon.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
This argument always upsets me. You’re curious about what new species will come about in hundreds of thousands of years, millions? It’s certainly not going to be anytime soon. With the loss of biodiversity, we either have less life or more
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by ambrose2 4y ago
I stand for meetings, that’s a forcing function that prompts me to switch.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
I came across a video of him on a YouTube journey one time, and really respected his performance, but I completely forgot his name and never came across him again until now, to your point.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Is there anyone implementing this Wood Vault concept yet?
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Oh I was thinking of namedtuples as the one that has been around for a while prior to dataclasses.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Prior to dataclasses, didn’t the library attrs come about to address a gap, and then dataclasses were added from inspiration from attrs? I mean yea, ideally the best structures were designed from the start, but the history is understandabl
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Is your middle ground the same as what you listed in basic things? You always surf in incognito mode?
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by ambrose2 4y ago
True, but don’t forget that much of the mid-20th century was “single” focused, and the concept of a full cohesive LP only came about in the mid-60’s (there are earlier examples for but think Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, or The Beatles). Meanwhil
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by ambrose2 4y ago
> Transportation. Detailed transport analyses (based on UK road and rail networks) were undertaken to calculate distance costs and CO2 emissions for the distribution of rock dust from source areas to croplands. We used the GLiM database
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Mining the rocks, distributing the rocks to a central processing center, then shipping to the farms is all non-negligible and can easily be net positive emissions rather than sequestration.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Yes, crushing and distributing is one of the main drawbacks. Too far from a mine and the net emissions are positive.
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by ambrose2 4y ago
I live in a city with things like a cafe nearby, lunch spots, etc., but making your own coffee at home is so much cheaper per year than being a “regular”. I’m not even sure how I could manage the time to do that, is that really realistic?
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by ambrose2 4y ago
Clearly that only works if the shared interest is something you’re doing out in public where a stranger might come across you. But I’ve never had this experience. My hobbies range from at home ones to outdoor sports, but don’t include “tink
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by ambrose2 4y ago
I have ADHD, but it presents itself differently. For me, a more minimal desk free of the sight of cables (all the time) and free of annoyance of the tension of a cable or sound of a cable grazing against the desk (all the time) trumps plugg
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by ambrose2 4y ago
This topic comes up again and again, and what I’ve noticed is that folks who use the mouse often find that it lasts for months and months without recharging. Folks that like the mouse (myself included) agree that the frequency of charging i
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by ambrose2 5y ago
This is one of my favorite things I’ve seen on the internet in a while. Just so awesome. One thing I think that might be improved would be to prevent some situations where for example I was given as choices something like China, Vietnam, Co
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by ambrose2 5y ago
I am totally fascinated by this idea, well done!

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