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by aoeu345 10y ago
Perhaps then one ought to use a textbook and TempleOS side-by-side to learn x86.
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by aoeu345 10y ago
That's a great point, though I surmise that there is no waste in the human body. Human's constituents are entirely composed of cells or organelles, and those all consume energy. If there were any cells/organelles that did not
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by aoeu345 10y ago
That's super low pay. I would not work for that at any company; even as a student I am well aware that they are getting way more than 3k CAD from me in value. No thank you.
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by aoeu345 10y ago
It is a tool to learn about how your computer really works by providing an extremely simple operating system. It's so simple you can draw circles on the screen with one line at the command prompt. It is very dumb to argue it has no use
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by aoeu345 10y ago
This comment is also well intentioned, but you're really trying to counter someone who might not be 100% correct with an analogy that gets us farther from the truth. Learning to live with depression _is_ the super power that the parent
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by aoeu345 10y ago
And interns in Canada. On my second internship, I got paid more per month than my mother who works in the public sector!
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by aoeu345 10y ago
No one's reputation is at stake with internet comments from anonymous posters. The internet is protected from the forces that threaten physical forums where each voice is a real person. You cannot pay off the internet to talk nice abou
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by aoeu345 10y ago
The usual suspects, ROR and JS/react. It's great fun.
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by aoeu345 10y ago
6 I'm a junior, so my dev work is very mentally draining. However I am well supported and respected by all.
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by aoeu345 10y ago
The dismantling of the existing infrastructure might be a bigger challenge than you are letting on. I think that Tesla has the advantage of being a centralized, adaptive force for change, while gasoline and automotive suppliers are disparat
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by aoeu345 10y ago
> thing
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by aoeu345 10y ago
That one sentence is not the message, the message is An extreme totalitarian surveillance state will eventually converge to punishing acts like extra marital sex or keeping a diary with personalized torture until victims are br
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by aoeu345 10y ago
Looks like I got downvoted pretty heavily. I genuinely think that the long term gains of good ergonomics shouldn't be ignored. Obviously Sara has bigger fish to fry on a day-to-day basis, but hands are precious and we ought to minimize
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by aoeu345 10y ago
Sara Mauskopf, if that's you in the bottom pic, then can you please invest in some ergonomic keyboard and mouse? Laptop keyboards and trackpads are very bad for hands in the long term. Your employees and you should all be working with
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by aoeu345 10y ago
> the Great Filter There had better be some serious conviction behind you. If you are aware of the great filter, then you better go get a job at SpaceX and work 100 hours for the rest of your life. We have about 20 or so years to set our
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by aoeu345 10y ago
For the sake preserving educated, civil, and honest discourse on HN, I urge you to re-read what you and the other poster wrote a few times.