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by aynyc 4y ago
Just curious, I get low gravity, extreme temperature and flying debris, what are the physical challenges of building infrastructure on the moon? For example, I assume we are probably use local material to build stuff. What can we get from t
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by aynyc 4y ago
I do side projects for myself such as web scraper, etc.. I enjoy hobby coding because I don't do: 1. sprints 2. minimum documentations 3. no test cases 4. only one git branch 5. run on barebone VM I don't want agile + code review
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by aynyc 4y ago
I haven't dived (dove?) in 10 years. Last gen dive computers are excellent, but super expensive. Before that, I just use a casio watch and gauges. That being said, unless regulations or recommendations have changed, you still need an a
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by aynyc 4y ago
I rather see the pictures and videos of the trip (local people, etc) than how a car is working. My brother rode a piece of shit bike from London to Asia. His photos are breathtaking. Me, still researching lightest, bestest touring bike on y
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by aynyc 4y ago
Just a side note, getting Gore-tex labeled product also means you get warranty from Gore-Tex, kinda like Patagonia label. My old ski jacket (Marmot) has de-laminated zipper that Marmot refused warranty on. I contacted Gore-Tex, they took th
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by aynyc 4y ago
NJ has entered the chat!
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by aynyc 4y ago
For some people, spending 5-10 years on their dreams in their 50s is totally worth it.
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by aynyc 4y ago
God damn it. I just amazon'd some fancy acrylic paper and wonder how that would help me learn git. You owe me $6.99 + tax. /s
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by aynyc 4y ago
You can easily test relatively accurate max heart rate just by running a 5K race. Run a slightly slower than race pace, and go as hard as you can at the very end (last 1K) with the goal of sprinting to the finish line and vomit. It's u
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by aynyc 4y ago
Out of all the "tech" companies, SpaceX actually has a goal of getting people to Mars. In my view, it's not about age or headcount, it's about the stated goal of the company. Most companies don't really have a grand
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by aynyc 4y ago
Every company has its culture. It's up to you to decide if that's what you want to join. If working "hardcore" is something you and your family is willing to accept, by all means, go for it.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I don't really understand Elon's point of "hardcore" here. I get that for a startup like spacex, you really do need to be all-in. What's hardcore about Twitter at this point?
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by aynyc 4y ago
Cmdr Lewis' disco collection default installed on all music devices.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I would pitch to top influencers a certain percentage of the company if they can bring in the fellowers and skip the VCs. Even if the top influencers take 40% of the company, you still come out on top.
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by aynyc 4y ago
I always thought VR is a perfect match for sports, like hardcore sports fans. You can literally be on the field if you want. Of course, NFL/NBA/NHL would not cooperate because it eats into their stadium sales.
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by aynyc 4y ago
In coding, this is an example of boot camp (project based) vs CS degree (or long term self-study). In the last 5-10 year in my job, I saw significant amount of boot camp grads who can make CRUD/ML apps fast and relatively clean. As soo
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by aynyc 4y ago
I have a simple excel spreadsheet. What exactly do you need to scale?
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by aynyc 4y ago
How can a retiree or poor middle class person get a loan? They probably have below 650 credit. The house hasn’t seen an updated in 20 years. Any delay in construction will put them under water for years. For the poor, there is no path for s
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by aynyc 4y ago
Then you can expect even more housing crunch. It’s simply not realistic to updates homes 50-100 years old without significant cost which old retirees can’t really afford. Some of the new codes would force pre-war homes to be completely tear
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by aynyc 4y ago
To bring something up to code, it takes weeks if not months. Getting permit, construction and inspection. You can't tie up a sale until that's done. Where do you get the money to pay for that? Buyer isn't gonna wait for X mon
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by aynyc 4y ago
It seems to me that your boss was more than understanding. Coaching and long runway. I'm glad you see the realty as it is and not go into passive-aggressive mode. I disagree that growth can only come from strength. Like many coders, I
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by aynyc 4y ago
Because it would destroy poor-middle class home owners and renters. This year, it's electrical, next year is gas line, the year after is sewer, soon enough, poor-middle class won't be able to afford any homes and rents will go up.
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by aynyc 4y ago
It's not DEAD as in no one is using it. A good friend who's crazy into Clojure still gets pinged a lot about Clojure jobs, but most of them are asking him to port Clojure to something else. Even he admits that as other languages&#
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by aynyc 4y ago
If gmail/outlook/yahoo bans you or mark you as spam, you are not gonna get much done.
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by aynyc 4y ago
A law firm probably has an escrow account set up for this.
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by aynyc 4y ago
What industry are you in? You should be able to break 250K in finance.
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by aynyc 4y ago
If you want to work at FAANG, get some interviews with them. That requires Leetcode, no? Am I missing something?
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by aynyc 4y ago
IANAL, can you file a complaints to your state attorney general?
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by aynyc 4y ago
Tom Brady is the most sacked player in history. He has twice the rushing yard than Peyton Manning. And Patriots generally runs a short pass offense, so he never gets a great O-Line. He consistently produces better result. I dislike Patriots
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by aynyc 4y ago
Of course, what else can I put on my book shelves to impress my managers? They love books from Martin Fowler, Bob Martin, etc.. Basically, anything useless but good sound bite.

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