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athom
8y ago
Apropos of nothing, I'd like to add my own rec for CherryTree. I started using it about a month or two into my new job, and in the year since, it's been a fantastic resource, allowing me to recall and review take and projects I&#x
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8y ago
Man, I thought you'd just misidentified PCP, and had to go look it up. Best link I found on the subject: http://www.dadhacker.com/blog/?p=1914 on PCP vs PHP
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athom
9y ago
Apropos of nothing, I don't believe they filled in ALL the holes down there. When I briefly worked for Dart Container, purveyors of the classic styrene foam J Cup, I learned they had just opened a MASSIVE new warehouse down in Texas, b
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athom
9y ago
Actually, once I read what he REALLY seemed to be shooting for, I think it might actually be a GREAT idea! Let's say you want to process a list of numbers, a set of data records, or something fairly complex. Internally, you can pass it
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athom
9y ago
As ARM Research architect, Jonathan Beard describes it, the way systems work now is a lot like ordering a tiny watch battery online and having it delivered in a box that could fit something an order of magnitude larger and with a lot of un
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athom
9y ago
Tractor feed, 11x17 fanfold greenbar FTW!
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9y ago
But what about the 7 bridges road?
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9y ago
Known that going back at least ten years. My "solution" is a simple letter digit naming scheme that lets me get a bunch of tiny functions ready and working, then come back and name them by what they actually do. Works out well for
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athom
9y ago
This actually reminds me of one year I was heading home from my folks' on New Year's. As usual, I found myself driving past Michigan City, IN, around or after midnight, with the usual lake-effect snow going full blast. As not-so-u
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9y ago
Now, that's interesting. Haven't looked at the article yet, but would like to note the C-128 actually used an 8502 processor, which I'd bet was a sibling/successor to the 8501. I never realized the +4/16 processor w
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9y ago
I remember, here in the United States, we used to have "wine coolers" back in the mid to late '80s. Was never much of a drinker myself, and underage back then anyway, so can't say much about the quality, but your "w
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9y ago
I was just thinking that "...a new sign language emerging..." would more likely consist of whole concepts embodied in independent expressions, which later get broken down into some parts that are more easily recombined into new wo
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9y ago
A co-worker worker and good friend of mine was caught and drowned in fast currents on a tubing outing 9-10 years ago. I wasn't there myself, but heard he'd just stepped out of his tube at the end of the trip when he slipped and fe
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9y ago
Oddly enough, I was just recently trying to play around with the PortableApps package of SWI Prolog, available here: https://portableapps.com/apps/development/swi-prolog_portabl... It's about the ONLY Portabl
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9y ago
In the past couple of years I've been updating my CAD skills, one of the most fascinating discoveries for me was how fillets and rounds distribute the stresses that affect sharp corners. First-year engineering stuff, sure, but pretty a
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10y ago
Oh, this could be really good! I've played with a couple emulators that had some proprietary restrictions, but still worked well for my needs. A good one free and clear would be really nice!
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10y ago
Finite element analysis on the spacetime continuum? Yikes!
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10y ago
Myself, as well. It's been some time since I last read his books, but his name crossed my mind a few times in the last few years, and I'd wondered if he could actually still be around. Wish I've looked into that sooner.
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10y ago
I loved that whole paragraph. I could just hear John de Lancie reciting it in the voice of Discord
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15y ago
You can't just go calling hospitals asking if a certain person has been admitted. That's actually confidential information, and they won't just give that out.
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15y ago
Quoting: A filing in the case shows that Randazza wants the court to “authorize the U.S. Marshalls to execute Hoehn’s judgment through seizure of Righthaven’s bank accounts, real and personal property, and intangible intellectual property
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15y ago
I have to tell this one: Early on in urinalysis, we discussed the physical examination of urine, which of course included odors. One of the odors mentioned was "mousy," which prompted one of my fellow students to ask if we were talking abou
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15y ago
Talk about timing! Our class just got a presentation and tour of Michigan Blood in Grand Rapids Thursday, including a presentation on the Marrow Registry. One thing y'all might be interested to know: most requested donations now are not m
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15y ago
I read this, and thought, it's GOT to be Timothy Ferriss. Sure enough, I see the site is fourhourworkweek.com, just after I've clicked the link. My favorite line is in the photo caption: "He also looks great in orange." That may come in h
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15y ago
From an old bumper sticker: C code. C code run. Run, code, run. Run, dammit, run!
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15y ago
Don't forget retreat from the Zombie Apocalypse: http://zombiesafehouse.wordpress.com/2010-zshc-winner/
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15y ago
From BioShock, for the one or two other idiots who (like myself) never bought or played the game.
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15y ago
That's interesting. I found my German lessons did help me better understand the underpinnings of English. Of course, that may owe more to the teacher, and English being a Germanic language probably helped, but knowing a second natural langu
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15y ago
I remember when you'd still hear people refer to dime stores, though I'm pretty sure the term was obsolete well before my time.
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15y ago
Wait a minute. You said the defendant had to put up half a million dollars? And the district court awarded the defendant $489,150.48? Half a million is $500,000. Unless I've picked out the wrong numbers, the award looks pretty close to the
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