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by ascar 5y ago
Lmftfy: alias vim='rm -rf'
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by ascar 5y ago
It's not about the way fabs operate, but about work laws and culture. If you need your employees to work in 12 hour shifts to keep the fab running then hire enough employees so they can still have a <=40 hour week, i.e. only work 3
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by ascar 5y ago
> Different positions may have different requirements, so work hours vary, according to the principal engineer. “An equipment engineer might start work at 8 o’clock in the morning and leave around 9 o’clock at night, but is it normal? Th
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by ascar 5y ago
Thanks, that makes sense.
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by ascar 5y ago
There is a comment addressing this and mentioning that (as far as I understood) there could be excess hydrate that is part of the natural crystallization process. Also he could get the reaction wrong and it's large crystals of a differ
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by ascar 5y ago
He doesn't address this, but some comments do: did he really get the pure molecule or was it some impure compound that made it less sensitive?
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by ascar 5y ago
This should be further up. The title is definitely wrong and misleading. "Improving my shortest path algorithm with Dijkstra's algorithm by a factor of 2700!" would be more accurate. The author is an undergraduate student so
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by ascar 5y ago
I guess we have to differentiate between people working in tech and the actual nerds. As tech pays well we get more and more people working here for the money and not out of passion. I would say the ones that go hiking, mountain biking or c
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by ascar 5y ago
Interestingly enough this exact phrase resonated with my personal experience deeply. I always found these personality categorization quite lacking. The most obvious one was introversion/extroversion. I'm a pretty introverted perso
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by ascar 5y ago
Also worth considering that humans became the dominant species after developing civilization or maybe by developing civilization.
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by ascar 5y ago
Direct link https://old.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/rkk9qg/im_a_new_s... for everyone else having a hard time figuring out how to find the actual comment. Really worth a read and absolutely puts OPs s
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by ascar 5y ago
I think it defaults to showing the https cloning link when you're not logged in (and possibly don't have your public key added to your github account). While logged in it also defaults to ssh for me and works just fine.
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by ascar 5y ago
For anyone else who is wondering what's up with that hex string: AACS encryption key controversy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AACS_encryption_key_controve...
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by ascar 5y ago
The key here is that it's just a very simple website with very low computational requirements.
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by ascar 5y ago
I tend to agree. Python's style of documentation was always hard to parse for me. In comparison I really liked the Ruby core documentation. Short description with common use case examples followed by a structured list of all implemente
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by ascar 5y ago
You posted a tangentially related source to your claim and I posted the correct context of this claim. It clearly shows that ICU beds decreased involuntarily and actually as part of the healthcare system starting to fail due to exhaustion.
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by ascar 5y ago
This and your other comments in this thread are really not the kind of attitude one likes to read at HN. You shouldn't be surprised if you get downvoted for it. This community strives from intellectual discussion and not aggressiveness
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by ascar 5y ago
That actually has a lot to do with the pandemic itself, as intensive care personnel quit their jobs due to the extended stress. https://correctiv.org/faktencheck/2021/11/17/divi-praesident...
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by ascar 5y ago
I'm not so sure how valid the argument about test capacity limits and underreporting is. While laboratories for PCR tests might be above capacity the 2G+ requirement (recovered or vaccinated AND tested) must have increased quick antige
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by ascar 5y ago
"... a phone smart enough not to come with any apps. Its intuitive bulky face design comes with a 'super-advanced' rotary dial..." Love their marketing speak here :) it actually seems to be made for adults with the Bluet
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by ascar 5y ago
If you're hitting it with a rocket the explosion should considerably change the momentum, no? But not that it's really relevant anyway, these things are not close to each other at all in this context.
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by ascar 5y ago
> the risk is presumably that apple gains massive increases in marketshare of PCs/laptops and smartphones Apple is very far from monopolistic market share of smartphones and even much further away with Laptops. Apple with their inte
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by ascar 5y ago
That might very well be true and as a vaccinated person myself I hope it is true. But how does that affect my conclusion that the vaccinated still have to be careful and herd immunity is unlikely to be a thing? A false sense of security is
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by ascar 5y ago
> Kind of like how when you get vaccinated you provide value to your community by reducing the chance that you’ll become a disease vector. So getting the vaccine improves the health of everyone around you. If we didn’t subsidize vaccines
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by ascar 5y ago
And all that stuff is still illegal as it is in the US. I don't see your point?
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by ascar 5y ago
I didn't want to imply that origami as a whole is useless, but doing it one-handed with your non-dominant hand under time constraints seems rather useless other than being a challenge.
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by ascar 5y ago
Not likely. The timestamp got updated to April 2 2020 for some reason, but the article is actually from 2015 as evident by a comment on the article page and the publication date of the YouTube video on April 24 2015. Also your point would i
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by ascar 5y ago
I totally get where you are coming from and I agree to your general premise of judging and evaluating the skills actually needed for the job. However, your comment seems to miss the point and context of this story. It's about craftsman
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by ascar 5y ago
Exactly this. While valueing companies on future growth makes sense, Tesla's current evaluation is bigger than the 10 largest car manufacturers by market cap after combined [1]. That kind of implies that people think Tesla alone will b
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by ascar 5y ago
I don't think it's really about identification. Binding user accounts to SIM-based phone numbers is an effective way of limiting account creation as it's effectively binding it to a physical token. I can only guess why Discor

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