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by bwb 3mo ago
How does this work with sunglasses?
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by bwb 3mo ago
Ah gotcha, ya that will be interesting to see, but does seem like a more likely life of 7 to 10 years is possible. I am curious on actual hardware failure rates due to heat etc.
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by bwb 3mo ago
Anyone got any good testing data? Surely someone knows rough failure rate from constant usage?
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by bwb 3mo ago
Do we have any good data on how many of the GPU burn out given hard usage? Are we talkinga bout loosing 50% of the hardware as it fails? Or far less?
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by bwb 4mo ago
My son loves these books, I've read them to him hundreds of times :)
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Mark Warren's favorite novels about a child's immersion into wilderness(bookdna.com)
2 points by bwb 4mo ago|0 comments
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My favorite classic working-class novels of all time(bookdna.com)
3 points by bwb 4mo ago|1 comments
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by bwb 4mo ago
Down and out in Paris and London was a life changing read for me :)
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by bwb 4mo ago
Ya, but this is a proof-of-concept rip-off. The fact that the indexes don't have our back is a huge problem.
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by bwb 4mo ago
I should note, mostly we have screened, and then paid them to come work with us for 3 to 4 hours on a real piece of code.
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by bwb 4mo ago
First, get a kazoo, chalk, 5 live chickens, and a sharp knife. Use the chalk to draw a numbered grid on the sidewalk; 10 should be fine. Divide the resumes into 10 groups. Cut the head off a chicken and see which number it wanders into. Rep
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Jonathan Daly's fav books about individuals who changed the way we see the world(bookdna.com)
2 points by bwb 4mo ago|1 comments
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by bwb 4mo ago
I really recommend The Man Who Loved China by Simon Winchester. My brother picked it for a family book club and I was blown away. Amazing story and person.
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Mark Warren's favorite novels about a child's immersion into wilderness(bookdna.com)
2 points by bwb 4mo ago|1 comments
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by bwb 4mo ago
My Side Of The Mountain is one of my favorite books of all time. I built so many forts inspired by that book :)
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Bruce Balfour's favorite science fiction novels about Mars colonization(bookdna.com)
4 points by bwb 5mo ago|1 comments
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by bwb 5mo ago
Great list :)
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Paul Levinson's favorite time travel novels that respect the paradoxes(bookdna.com)
4 points by bwb 5mo ago|0 comments
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by bwb 5mo ago
How is press freedom in Malta? Was everyone ever held responsible for the car bombing of Daphne?
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by bwb 5mo ago
weird, didn't really have anything to do with my comment, i figured it was bots/spam.
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by bwb 5mo ago
eh? why did you reply to my comment with this one not about my comment?
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by bwb 5mo ago
What an upsetting read. This is just how you "breed" more terrorism.
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The dark fascist secret hidden beneath one of Europe's largest railway stations(cnn.com)
6 points by bwb 5mo ago|1 comments
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by bwb 5mo ago
Good read as I love this type of history in plain sight.
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by bwb 5mo ago
I watched that video yesterday, their solution was to fix the pension funding problem :) They made the point that more immigration / growth wouldn't help fix the core problem if they don't fix that asap.
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by bwb 5mo ago
well said, I agree, and those big things become holy wars even though they largely have zero impact on them. Better to focus on things closer to where they can have an impact, I think they would be happier.
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by bwb 5mo ago
Ya they do, even after we showed them the proof and the illustrator's body of work they fought us like it was a holy war
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by bwb 5mo ago
Most likely both :)
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by bwb 5mo ago
I run a Reddit group. Someone thought a fantasy book cover was AI art, and everyone piled on, talked crap, attacked the author, etc. Turns out 100% human by a well-known artist. We had to make a rule against AI witch hunts. It brings out th
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by bwb 5mo ago
I see ads claiming to be BBC all the time on Reddit with similar.

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