bluesroo

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by bluesroo 8y ago
While a different situation, I had a pretty rough childhood and felt very similarly (feeling of disaster always looming). It took a long, long time to reprogram myself from constantly thinking "yeah alright, I got a promotion... But I
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by bluesroo 8y ago
> In the one year I've been to SF, I've ran into butt-naked people numerous times (in contexts ranging from them just walking down the street to them running the Bay-to-Breakers marathon). During B2B a couple years ago I actual
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by bluesroo 8y ago
I don't see how this is unique to EVs... Couldn't any car have this kind of tracking?
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by bluesroo 8y ago
I completely agree. I've run into a lot of people who say something like the following: > But dude, you just have to get through the first 3 seasons and the show gets so good. No, I'm really fine not wasting 15-30 hours of my l
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by bluesroo 8y ago
Like the sibling comment said, it is a little less "clacky". The harder you tend to type the larger the difference you will notice. I tend to type lighter without bottoming out too much, so the difference wasn't as stark. Als
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by bluesroo 8y ago
So this wouldn't work with blues, but for browns, blacks, and reds you can always get O-rings to put under the keys. In college I played lots of video games late at night while my roommate was sleeping and once I installed O-rings on m
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by bluesroo 8y ago
> That is: I expect to have a whole working life where I don't need to put aside anything. As long as I afford my house, car, holidays etc - I'm fine. As an American, I think this may be the hardest thing to wrap my head around
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by bluesroo 8y ago
With enough pressure I could see a reusable-dishes-as-a-service type company. A restaurant could pay this service $x per month and the service would come daily to drop off clean containers and pick up used containers for cleaning and steril
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by bluesroo 8y ago
Related to the idea of prioritizing your time, something a family member told me and stuck with me: saying "I don't have time for that" is another way of saying "I have other things that are more important than that.&quo
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by bluesroo 8y ago
The US did not break an international treaty. It was a "deal" from Obama, which he never put in front of the Senate to actually become an international treaty... Likely because the Senate would not have confirmed it as it was.
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by bluesroo 8y ago
I'm glad you elaborated on this because I also interpreted it as an overly negative attitude towards modules. He was definitely a little nervous while talking!
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by bluesroo 8y ago
Not the OP, but I think he's referring to the potential for an automated service spamming thousands (or more) accounts enough to lock them.
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by bluesroo 8y ago
I'm not sure Invader Zim and Futurama are tip offs of being old... My peers and I are in our mid-20s and lots enjoy both of those shows.
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by bluesroo 9y ago
Tangentially, some car manufacturers have done prototypes of this as well. Look up the Porsche GT3R Hybrid or the Volvo S60 prototype for an example... Unfortunately it appears that for one reason or another no one has decided to move forwa
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by bluesroo 9y ago
This works until you need to plug something into the back of a computer with vertical ports.
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by bluesroo 9y ago
Assuming someone's income is that low, they can't just spend multiple months saving up for each and every article of clothing. That also means forgoing saving for anything else. What good is just a warm jacket when it is below 10F
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by bluesroo 9y ago
Although I don't think it's official, I know some police departments encourage community members to do Craigslist-type sales in their parking lots. It's not escrow, but I think you'd have to be very bold to steal somethi
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by bluesroo 9y ago
I don't think this was whataboutism... The previous comment made a claim and he showed concrete evidence going against that claim.
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by bluesroo 9y ago
> Yea... it's like that except neither AWS nor Google have phone numbers to call. At my current company we have access to AWS support. I'm not high enough on the ladder to know the specifics (separate contract, size threshold?)
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by bluesroo 9y ago
> It's huge, slow to startup, and creates a larger install size. I think these tradeoffs are okay for backend services, but I agree that they don't belong in user-facing applications if it can be avoided.
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by bluesroo 9y ago
That's the plan, but this article is way too premature and the title is a little misleading. They want to put it into solar orbit at Mars' distance. However, they are going to wait 6 hours to fire the second stage for a third burn
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by bluesroo 9y ago
As someone who's been trying to pick up a consistent task tracking system, I have a question: Do you just always have a notepad with you? I tried something similar to this with a pocket-size notepad, but it was annoying and didn't
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by bluesroo 9y ago
It's impossible to understate how much your comment has oversimplified the gun debate in the US. However, let's assume that the government has ideologically came to the same conclusion you've made and drafted a new constituti
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by bluesroo 9y ago
I think the main issue with structuring a curriculum like this (assuming the classes are sequential) is that it would take 2.5 years of university to cover it all. That's a A LOT of class time to cover only one programming paradigm whe
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by bluesroo 9y ago
I'm fairly utilitarian about cooking and I see where OP is coming from... After working a full day I don't want to take more time to cook and clean. I want to relax or do something fun, and cooking isn't that for me. Being ab
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by bluesroo 9y ago
Easy to do, but hard to do well. And as a layperson in the photography world it's hard to know what you're missing until you compare an amateur and a professional side-by-side.
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by bluesroo 9y ago
If I remember right, it's also due to the fact that the type of parent that will spend the money and time to enroll their child in a charter school is much more likely to be the type of parent that takes an active role in their childre
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by bluesroo 9y ago
Don't forget about jQuery. Webscale bro.
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by bluesroo 9y ago
All of those cars are not even close to recent except for the NSX. And even the NSX was dead for over a decade before they brought it back! Honda used to have some interesting, fun, simple sports cars... But those days are pretty far behind
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by bluesroo 9y ago
If the effectiveness is high enough, then for some people it could be as, or more, important. To create a overly ideal example as a counterpoint: There is a WMD of some sort hidden in a major city center. We have captured and are 100% sure

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