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by bacheaul 4y ago
Considering you'd like to buy both a complete laptop minus the main board (to put your existing main board in), and a main board (to upgrade your existing 11th gen), I'm sure there's a solution we can find here...
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by bacheaul 4y ago
Internal rate of return. Basically the rate of return you get on capital you've invested.
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by bacheaul 5y ago
Our main state university had an open day as part of a national "Science Week". They had a bunch of Leica stereo dissecting scopes set up on benches with random aquatic plants, bugs and other stuff in small dishes, that looked lik
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by bacheaul 5y ago
> $50k signing bonus is common I clearly live in a different labour market to this conversation. How many places in the world is this common?
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by bacheaul 5y ago
Oh, don't get me started... MS Teams has been doing this recently at work. Everyone is pinning messages, because when you hover over the Edit menu item for a message and go to click it, two more menu items load asynchronously below it,
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by bacheaul 5y ago
I believe much of the complexity comes from having to fit it in the nose cone of the Ariane 5 rocket. With a much larger launch vehicle, you can make some different design trade offs to maybe reduce that complexity.
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by bacheaul 5y ago
Long term, CO2's worse, but that's probably not the best way to look at it. Excess H2O (water vapor) falls out of the sky as rain, so it's fairly constant (ie. "maxed out"), and its long term concentration levels ar
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by bacheaul 5y ago
Also 5.11 denim pants. I don't know if they're Japanese denim or what, but I've stopped looking for another brand after owning these.
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by bacheaul 5y ago
It's not high voltage, that's the point. I suggest looking for videos [1] on welding steel with a 12v car battery to see how fast metal can heat up with enough current behind it. [1] eg. https://m.youtube.com/watch
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by bacheaul 5y ago
I saw this referenced in the job ad for a "Software Engineer: Web" on the Oxide careers page yesterday. More of a meta comment, but it's funny how interesting things link to more interesting things, and the "HN web crawl
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by bacheaul 5y ago
On the topic of naming, there was thought put into it... > With accelerating conviction that we would build a company to do this, we needed a name — and once we hit on Oxide, we knew it was us: oxides form much of the earth’s crust, giv
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by bacheaul 5y ago
Are you suggesting that this is fair characterisation of Republicans in a general sense? I'm not sure that all Republicans would agree with this. And I definitely consider myself on the liberal side of the political spectrum. I can emp
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by bacheaul 5y ago
Add it to the list... https://cybersquirrel1.com/
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by bacheaul 5y ago
This is tight. I love the little touches like the pomodoro timer and discoverable keyboard shortcuts. The UI is so cohesive as well, and has everything you need and nothing you don't. Well done.
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by bacheaul 6y ago
I hadn't heard of this one. That and the brexit bus/cardboard box bus SEO hacking suggestion makes something of a pattern.
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by bacheaul 6y ago
What I've never understood about XRP and Ripple is that originally XRP was meant to only be used for paying for transactions and the ledger was meant to track IOUs between people denominated in some other "real" currency. The
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ASX outage traced to software bug on new equity trading platform(itnews.com.au)
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by bacheaul 6y ago
So she claimed she had been raped while sleeping over at a friend's house by the father of the friend. He claimed it never happened. She only told her mother and step-father around 2-3 weeks afterwards about it. She was forced (she was
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by bacheaul 6y ago
I actually just finished a stint of jury duty last week and got picked for 2 trials. A couple of observations: 1. One of the trials was an underage rape case and there was essentially no physical evidence. Mainly all we had to go on was 3 p