arh68

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by arh68 5y ago
Feels like half the team left already, and they've yet to replace anyone, so work gets dumped on us. No real commitment to remote work, let alone mask policy. Won't or can't get rid of unproductive folks. Just doesn't
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by arh68 5y ago
89.9999 % has a lot of 9s, dare I say military-grade.
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by arh68 5y ago
Chess?! That's my most pointless hobby! I guess it's a matter of perspective. Sometimes I feel doing my own yard / auto work is a waste of time, that an hour of my work could pay an hour of theirs, but as long as I can draw
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by arh68 5y ago
See also Perligata. Not saying Welsh isn't better. I'm neither a Perl nor Latin expert, so I just trust em when they say > Latin is a surprisingly good fit for Perl. The rich case structure provides an abundance of plausible
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by arh68 5y ago
Nope! Many are 2WD (RWD), perhaps even most depending on the area. Some are full-time 4WD, but many have the manual 4WD selector 2H-4H-4L.
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by arh68 5y ago
Agreed. So much breakage for so little. If I were teaching JS today I don't know if ESM is worth covering while CJS works at least as well. Maybe next year.
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by arh68 5y ago
FWIW, the Laravel source code has a prominent pattern to it, (comments, anyways) which is nice, for example /* |-------------------------------------------------------------------------- | Application Timezone |------
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by arh68 5y ago
In GA, with .25 acre of centipede, I'd say it's about 2 hrs/wk with heavy rain & sun (like recently). Less rain, 2 hrs / 3 wks. Push mower, slow & steady pace (it grows so thick, I can't just power walk it
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by arh68 5y ago
The code snippet in the made-up language is certainly interesting. You know, with more judicious use of the graph paper, sprinkle in some OCR and you might could run the hand-written version one day. The typed version maybe something like
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by arh68 5y ago
You raise an interesting point. I'd definitely want to test them under water main break scenarios, when a bunch of mud and sand &c make their way through the lines. A clear inspection port (whole side, really) would be super co
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by arh68 5y ago
It's subjective. I'd say pick three: 1) interviewer knows the topic 2) interviewer knows the person 3) interviewer does not speak for the person 4) neither total agreement nor disagreement. Also, they've got to know how t
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by arh68 5y ago
If you don't know the origin of the phrase dynamic programming , you are quite perceptive. You've landed quite close to its true definition.
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by arh68 5y ago
They're not necessarily confusing, but "constant variable", "local import", "randomized sorts" probably all sound weird to outsiders. Also, I wonder where "linting" came from (de-linting?). Som
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by arh68 5y ago
A commentator during the match. Or after the match, before the match, &c. Like Joe Buck or Bob Costas. The person talking about the game and usually interviewing the player(s).
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by arh68 5y ago
Interesting, the prices and choices. See also https://www.economist.com/big-mac-index and https://github.com/TheEconomist/big-mac-data , though you may want more historicals.
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by arh68 5y ago
Mononoki is my recent favorite (unmentioned yet, but surely popular). https://madmalik.github.io/mononoki/ Monofur is a wild font I'm mildly surprised was omitted. I did use it full-time for a while maybe 10 ye
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by arh68 5y ago
It's a 4.0L in the 4Runner (still 17 MPG), and now a 3.5L Atkinson cycle in the Tacoma. The majority of their sales are neither Priuses nor Tacomas, though (efficiency outliers be sales outliers, too). CAFE factors are going to be we
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by arh68 5y ago
819!? 819 is not a lot of movies. Some folks over on Criticker [1] have thousands of reviews. Think 15,000. I myself have reviewed 440, and I've never seen a lot of well-known movies. To say "no more" after 819 just se
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by arh68 5y ago
I've recently dipped my toe into APL, and I tend to agree. APL only really advances from lines of ASCII text to lines of Unicode text . It's still very line-oriented. If Unicode expands toward Tex/LaTeX/&c it co
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by arh68 5y ago
I think the Four Kings of chairs are the Herman-Miller Aeron, the HM Embody, the Steelcase Leap, & the Steelcase Gesture (my preference). I've not tried the Embody myself, but I'd bet it's good. HM Mirra is a close runn
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by arh68 5y ago
Look, yes and no: I want to ignore Turing completeness and the tarpit, forget about lambda, and talk about intermediate results . I write excel so as to write out intermediates, so to calculate f(n) = f(n-1)+.. I’d write N lines. If you
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by arh68 5y ago
Wait, what? Is this a rendering bug, or a typo? > γ = 0.527721566... I think it's closer to 0.577 215 664 901 ... see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%E2%80%93Mascheroni_const...
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by arh68 5y ago
> We don’t know how customers that do manage to buy a scarce product feel afterwards. I bought an instrument the other day, online. When I first saw it, it said 3 people had it in their cart. Maybe they were saving up, maybe they wer
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by arh68 5y ago
Rubber with embedded steel wire is less stretchy than the rubber bands we're used to. Tires even more so than belts; it adds integrity like rebar in concrete. You're correct that once it jumps even 0.5cm (~1 tooth) it could touch
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by arh68 5y ago
I mean, this hardly seems true. Sounds like Ian Serotkin is looking for a hot take. From the .doc on the VDOE website itself [1], The implementation of VMPI would still allow for student acceleration in mathematics content according
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by arh68 5y ago
You're so right about [1], when possible. I should've rearranged them years ago on this mid-2012 MBA 11" .. maybe I should actually do that, today. I'm quite used to 104-key qwerty boards, but if all my keyboards could
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by arh68 6y ago
likelihood of commenting out last N lines >> .. first N lines What happens is I want to comment out a join entirely, and all its columns. I rarely find myself commenting out the first column. I'd prefer trailing commas on every
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by arh68 6y ago
I like your second version. My own style, still evolving, is to write more lines and align further left select a.foo , b.bar , g.zed from alpha a inner join beta b on b.alpha_id = a.id and b.thing = a.another
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by arh68 6y ago
Plasma & burn-in : I have a '13 Panasonic Viera VT60 with 10,000 hours, no real burn in. I've got a '08 Viera and it's fine, too. I actually bought it with a vertical line malfunctioning, and it's seemingly s
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by arh68 6y ago
You know, I largely agree with the author, I do feel sympathetic. I kinda feel a, idk, lack of sympathy in this thread. Of course you have to learn the machine in front of you, but would you ever have to set $PATH on an iPad? If perhaps

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