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by benihana 11y ago
Who is this video for? Don't get me wrong, I thought it was the coolest thing ever. But do people sending astronauts in space get sold by carbon fiber and slick videos?
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by benihana 11y ago
It seems like you're purposely misunderstanding the point of the article to fit your worldview. This is less about about the new hip things the kids want and more about running a business. Do you know FORTRAN? Do you know any programme
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by benihana 11y ago
Yeah thanks. He also told Tim Cook not to make decisions based on what Tim thought Steve would have done. Which nobody on twitter seems to remember when they post this quote.
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by benihana 11y ago
> And if a company with as much experience and expertise as Intel misses their ship dates, what on earth makes Apple think they can do better? A decade of shipping millions of products that depend on very complicated supply chains on ti
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by benihana 11y ago
How long have you been waiting to use this pedantic comment and the obnoxious condescending quote about it to prove someone wrong and make yourself feel smart? This has nothing to do with the parent comment about node deliberately differing
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by benihana 11y ago
Would the universe appear redshifted to an observer on a planet orbiting one of these stars?
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by benihana 11y ago
To be happy. I don't do meditation (and in fact get kind of irritated that practitioners of it seem to imply the only way to get in more control of your brain is through meditation), but I practice CBT. The idea is to be in greater c
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by benihana 11y ago
I didn't know this was a feature. I just googled it and the common thread in search results is the fact that most people didn't know this feature existed. I guess I am (and most people are) unadvanced in my technical skills becaus
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by benihana 11y ago
That's really what good teaching is. It's the condensing of years work and thought into a 10 second blurb someone else can consume. I really appreciate this presentation and I can't imagine the amount of work that went into m
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by benihana 11y ago
That's a bummer. It was a gorgeous experience on my gaming rig with a 144hz monitor.
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by benihana 11y ago
Let's not assume our feelings about things are universal. That way, we won't be surprised that there are people in the world who don't feel exactly the same way we do about things we consider important. While we're not a
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by benihana 11y ago
> Ironically, liars turn out to be better lie detectors. What is ironic about that? If I understand how to lie to other humans, why is it anything but expected that I would be able to recognize that skill in other people?
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by benihana 11y ago
If anyone is unaware, they've got some pretty good versions of MI 1 and 2 on the Apple App store. I played it on my iPad a couple of years ago, and it was great. The adventure format works really well on a tablet. You can even play wit
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by benihana 11y ago
> So basically we have no way of counting trees from pictures? I mean it shouldn't be that hard, right? Are you a programmer? Have you never had to deal with someone who thinks they're smarter than they are and thinks they kno
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by benihana 11y ago
The middle left part of the station is where the Cupola module is. There are some windows there. Click Node 3 on the map to see it.
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by benihana 11y ago
So maybe I'm out of the loop, but this article never really seems to explain why K2 is so bad and why it specifically is to blame for the issues in the article. I tried it about 8 years ago, and it was kind of like being stoned on pot
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by benihana 11y ago
Another thing about the NYC subway is that it runs 24 hours a day 365 days a year. Not many metros around the world can make that claim. Living in New York, the amazing thing about the subway system is how they keep it running. It's ol
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by benihana 11y ago
> that features engines with increased thrust, providing an increase in performance of about 30 percent. I'm not a rocket engineer but this sounds like a mind-blowingly good increase. Is it just that they're early in the devel
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by benihana 11y ago
> "If you throw all these kinds of practice into one big soup, of course you are going to reduce the effect of deliberate practice,” he said in a telephone interview." I can't help but feel like NYT is just baiting with t
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by benihana 11y ago
Disagree. I really dislike that sentence stylistically. By the time the author got to the point, there was no way it could live up to that many words (that I mostly scanned, since they don't really add anything to the main point of the
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by benihana 11y ago
Do you need help? I'm completely on board for that mission and personally feel that we as an industry do a really bad job at testing past the evangelizing phase. Teaching people how to actually test code is something I think we need to
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by benihana 11y ago
I like do harmless pranks on coworkers who don't lock their computers yes "lock your computer, numbskull" | xargs say Just repeats the phrase in a monotone computer voice over their headphones. I only do this to engi
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by benihana 11y ago
I rented a diesel 2014 1 series in Ireland that had it. If a rental 1er had it I imagine it's standard on all their cars.
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by benihana 11y ago
it must be summer. You think there weren't memes on the internet before 4chan? All you're doing with this comment is showing your age. I'm you first started using the internet in the early 2000s. The internet and places for p
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by benihana 11y ago
> He needs more recognition for this. He alone didn't influence the culture. He just created a place with very few rules and let people do their thing. It was the users of 4chan who created and spread that culture.
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by benihana 11y ago
Skip the fluffy blog and just watch Zed's talk linked to in the first paragraph. Whether you agree or disagree, he at least lays out some valid points (in his typical "this sucks, fuck you" style). That talk made me think a l
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by benihana 11y ago
Oh cool, I didn't realize git being distributed solved the communication problems that arise on an engineering team. Back to work everyone, git is distributed version control so we don't need pull requests or gists or any kind of
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by benihana 11y ago
Bob Marley as well.
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by benihana 11y ago
> The phrase that being overweight is "simply calories in vs calories out" is both trivially true and completely unhelpful. For the issues most obese Americans face, which is a poor diet high in sugar, it is absolutely helpful
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by benihana 11y ago
lol, really? https://twitter.com/radmuzom/status/635186717792727040 . Grow up. No one is impressed by this post.

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