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bluebeard
10y ago
I wonder if Morty from Rick and Morty got his name from micromorts.
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bluebeard
10y ago
https://kerbalspaceprogram.com/en/
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bluebeard
10y ago
I've done the first free 10 days and was surprised by the results from something so simple.
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bluebeard
10y ago
I graduated with a degree in operations management. I've probably done over 100 personal projects to gain experience, with maybe 15 being worth talking about. I've read quite a few books, actually a lot if you count the PAKT ones.
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bluebeard
10y ago
.gitignore is easy but the pw is still naked. Probably a good practice to hash it.
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bluebeard
10y ago
Yeah, I think people are also confusing grip endurance with grip strength. Pulling a 500+ lb bar off the ground requires more grip strength than climbing on the walls supporting your body weight.
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bluebeard
10y ago
To add to that, lifting heavy weights causes the central nervous system to fire off huge amount of electrical signals to muscle groups. While this does cause fatigue which can leave you feeling "hazy", I would not be surprised if
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bluebeard
10y ago
Thanks, I'm interested in trying this out.
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bluebeard
10y ago
If you think the dreams are weird how about this. There was a period when I was was spending a lot of time writing code every day. And there were some nights where I'd fall asleep then partially wake up and look at the window to see li
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bluebeard
10y ago
Well, my guess is as follows: Irish: big corporate tax breaks in that area. India: outsourcing potential. Perhaps more liberal attitudes towards CS education? Women: we really need more women in tech, though on a corporate level where mone
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10y ago
Ingratiate, that's a good word. Strangely opposed to the word ingrate.
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10y ago
Seems to be a lot of people in this thread who know nothing about agriculture and aren't answering OP's questions. Therefore it's safe to assume a lot of people on HN have no idea what they're talking about and comment a
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10y ago
Music.
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10y ago
The law of supply and demand doesn't necessarily apply. Companies seem to be fine with empty units since rates are so high, and the market seems to be regulated by algorithms based on my observation of daily price fluctuations. It is m
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bluebeard
10y ago
The collective subconscious and the ability to tap into other people's experiences. Dead or alive.
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10y ago
If my PM was interested in improving coding skills and went through a code bootcamp I think at the very least it would foster some mutual respect and understanding. Also in my limited experience using ML and deep learning frameworks the too
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10y ago
This will be good for games moving forward due to the meta changing for players as the AI adapts to their tactics and vice versa. Lessons learned from this can then be applied to other areas. And as an added bonus it creates more interest i
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10y ago
Speaking of alternative world views and world building... I recently fell into a Wikipedia hole reading about the Islamic view of Angels, King Solomon and how he bent 72 demons to his will, Renaissance magic, and Hoodoo. It gets weird.
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10y ago
Paraphrasing: "I see two paths for the human species, extinction event or multi-planetary species." Then Elon shows the picture of the O2 tank: "and this is the size of the payload we could deliver to anywhere on Earth in 45
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bluebeard
10y ago
Aka science PhD's need jobs because there's not enough research funding to go around.
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10y ago
Z could be seen as a visual representation of taking the line on the bottom and moving it to the top.