btkramer9

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   by btkramer9 8y ago

   I spend a decent amount of time following their progress and the corresponding reddit. I still found a whole bunch of new interesting tidbits sprinkled throughout. I can't wait to see how this progresses over the next few years.
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   SpaceX Super Heavy Starship Compendium(elonx.net)

   2 points by btkramer9 8y ago|1 comments
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   by btkramer9 8y ago

   It's no surprise most the MLMers move on to real estate afterwards
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   by btkramer9 8y ago

   I can second Guns, Germs and Steel. I'm continually evaluating how much things are a result of my own work vs just a byproduct of the environment I'm in.
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   by btkramer9 8y ago

   > Crutches and leg braces: I saw many more people with crutches and leg braces walking around than I typically see in San Francisco. I lived in London for 6 months and I continually had the same thought. It's hard to quantify but it
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   by btkramer9 8y ago

   This is what got me through college. Since then I've continued using it for everything from appointments to bills and I never forget to do anything I put on it.
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   by btkramer9 8y ago

   What do you do now? Sometimes I feel the same way but I'm still in the embedded world. I continually ask if it's worth transitioning into web. What else is there to transition to?
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   by btkramer9 8y ago

   There's buildings all over london like this too. I'm curious why they do this. https://www.google.com/maps/@51.5154577,-0.1600232,3a,75y,18...
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   by btkramer9 8y ago

   reminds me of this: http://www.paulgraham.com/identity.html
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    by btkramer9 8y ago

    My biggest complaint is that everything takes longer. Loading the page, searching, etc. Everything feels slower.
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    by btkramer9 8y ago

    Any library?
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    by btkramer9 8y ago

    > No one chooses to be responsible or irresponsible. Really? Everyone's level of responsibility is purely based on a genetic lottery and have nothing to do with one's own willpower? edit: I can understand environment having an
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    by btkramer9 8y ago

    I know many people like to set goals on goodreads to read N number of books a year. I really wish there was a better metric used. Even number of words would be a massive improvement but you'd need that data for every (most) books. Whic
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    Why do parents need to take their kids to school? I always walked to the school bus, no parents necessary
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    Are you assuming you need calc 3 and diffEq? Most CS programs I'm aware only need calc 1 (maybe 2) and basic linear algebra. Sure if you're into cryptography in signal processing then much more math will be needed but plenty of we
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    Living in space or another planet requires the highest levels of sustainability. Necessity is the mother of invention. Everything learned in space will be used on Earth where applicable.
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    After trying a few different approaches I've found an optimal method that works really well for myself. 1) Memrise (paid). This gives you a solid vocabulary and a decent intuition on grammer/sentence structure. 2) Pimsleur (torren
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    I've been running into a similar conundrum lately with learning an instrument. You kind of need the instrument and associated equipment. Same goes for athletic equipment and sports. I think it's necessary to make the compromise fo
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    Walking + audiobooks have done wonders for me. I find myself taking hour long walks all the time just to read the next few chapters.
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    btkramer9@gmail.com
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    In London they have teams of people unloading truckloads of bikes to places where all the lots are empty. I don't know how cost effective it is but it seems to be working pretty well
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    I had assumed once they used X for ten that they would use roman numerals moving forward
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    Same exact thing happened to me
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    Yeah but do you think any car rental company is innovative enough to do so? Every taxi company was the perfect business to start Uber but they didn't
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    Any specific mouse you recommend?
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    I've never been married but the other data surprised me too. Both men and women experience increased happiness after a divorce or their significant other died.
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    by btkramer9 9y ago

    I feel like there are some really neat insights and visuals the can be made combining this with the fourier transform but I can't quite pin it down.
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    by btkramer9 10y ago

    I was hoping to see support for larger files. I find myself having to re-open large files in a different editor on a daily basis. Otherwise a great editor and I really enjoy using it.
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    by btkramer9 10y ago

    Have you found any good resource on setting up the debugger for rust in VSCode? I've been having issues getting this running smoothly and have found very little support online
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    by btkramer9 10y ago

    Living on mars forces everything you do to be considered sustainable from first principles. It's like removing the standard library and every 3rd-party library from a project. You would never do it because it's a waste of time, bu