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by bjd2385 9y ago
Most factories in my area will start you off at less than $14/hr. Granted it's full time, but that's roughly less than $20k/yr after taxes, which is hardly enough to live on, let alone raise a family on. I worked for 6 m
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Well put!
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by bjd2385 9y ago
I've seen this in employers as well. I worked for a textile mill that was technologically stuck in the Stone age, drilled you all day long for nearly minimum wage. Then I got a break and they made me a line lead, a reward for being suc
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by bjd2385 9y ago
I'm not extremely familiar with Perl 6 to be able to draw a comparison. From what I know about Python 2/3, it's that you can write maybe 90% on average/in general of your code the same way without much thought about the
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Hey, it was a wish lol. I know we live in the real world here
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by bjd2385 9y ago
I wish Linux distros shipped with more recent language versions, e.g. Python 3.6 and Perl 6 in addition to just 3.4/5 and 5. I understand that it's not their job to try and push people to update their language skills, but it'
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Ah yes, I'm aware that today's sensors are pretty large and extremely costly. But in the near future I wouldn't be surprised if a small, far more affordable sensor became available, even if at the cost of some range and preci
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Why not just use a simple LiDAR sensor? In the near future small solid state sensors could become far more affordable.
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by bjd2385 9y ago
I had to do a double-take when I read the title, forget about the article. _Google_ developing an Ad Blocker? Ha! I'd never use it.
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Just two, like that's nothing at all now.
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Funny. In other words, we're not making enough people rich through our overspending already - those in retirement, who are supposed to feel security in their old age, should overspend too.
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Not at all what I was referring to in my comment. But, yes, you're entirely accurate regarding the airbags. (:
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Way I see it is, if we can land a rover the size of a minivan on a different planet, we should be able to do this without much more effort. Money, perhaps, yes; but, we've already done it.
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by bjd2385 9y ago
Definitely created with Matplotlib. Interesting graphs!
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by bjd2385 9y ago
This is really cool!
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by bjd2385 10y ago
I didn't expect any job to be handed to me, and I wouldn't have if I had been whatever major you seem to believe is more "useful." Actually, I still wouldn't even if I went back for another year and a half to finish
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by bjd2385 10y ago
Honestly, if the only thing you're going to dispute me on is my very last point (which had basically nothing to do with the overall theme of my reply), I couldn't care less what your argument is. Moreover, I doubt you're the
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by bjd2385 10y ago
I disagree. Women taking a job who formerly did not have one isn't much different than an immigrant moving to the United States and taking that job. While I agree the latter involves adding an additional 'consumer' to the mar
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by bjd2385 10y ago
Yes, thanks for sharing this with us.
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by bjd2385 10y ago
Location: Albion, NY Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Bash, Git Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0By4gFlsuIbgZeHBDZFV3eng5YT... Email: bjd2385@aperiodicity.com
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by bjd2385 10y ago
Are _you_ one of those workers who _has_ to eat, sleep and wear clothes? Do you also have kids? And a need for housing? And a spouse? And the probability that any one of you could get sick at any moment, or the fact that government takes 25
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by bjd2385 10y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/insights/survey/2017#work-how-did-...
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by bjd2385 10y ago
> I don’t see us turning the workforce situation around unless we somehow manage to transform our negative imagery about immigrants and start to aggressively seek out productive young, educated immigrants from around the world. He lost m
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by bjd2385 10y ago
Because I'm about to believe anything a corporation or company says on the Internet...
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by bjd2385 10y ago
I feel bad for the intern who JPM paid to click through 12k sites to find the 7k that we're unacceptable.
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by bjd2385 10y ago
I disagree with almost everything Etchemendy states here. Having been a student at a private institution, public university and community college, his (rather liberal) arguments simply aren't grounded in reality. Perhaps he should go a
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by bjd2385 10y ago
Definitely planning on it!
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by bjd2385 10y ago
I've read about amateurs detecting them with their instruments, like 12" SCTs. I don't know when I'll be able to afford it (probably a small Meade, SBIG CCD, etc.), but I'll definitely be writing my own algorithms&#
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by bjd2385 10y ago
This is really cool. One day I'm going to build my own observatory and observe star light curves and survey for supernovae.
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by bjd2385 10y ago
The photo made me wonder if NASA had consulted Nike's marketing department.

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