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cfeduke
4y ago
the first time I saw one on the road I was like "that person is REALLY into Trent Reznor"
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cfeduke
5y ago
Google Ryan Holiday net worth, estimates are between 6.5 and 8 million. Of that, the book store likely [just a guess] accounts for... likely next to none of that. :) But it may employ people and serve as an office and sometimes distribution
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cfeduke
5y ago
I started putting together a parts list on sparkfun but many of the authors' recommended components were listed as out of stock with no known return date. I tried to do similar at adafruit but some components would have to be substitut
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cfeduke
5y ago
Haha yes, it was the 90s and all sorts of crazy things were gotten away with back then.
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cfeduke
5y ago
Somewhat related, one of my favorites from "Be Developer's Guide"[0]: is_computer_on_fire() double is_computer_on_fire(void) Returns the temperature of the motherboard if the computer is currently on fire. Smolder
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cfeduke
5y ago
Visidata[0] is another great tool in this vein I often forget the name of when I really need it. Python, in the terminal, kind of like vim on CSV with graphing capabilities. 0. https://www.visidata.org/
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cfeduke
5y ago
The use cases are more than art. Art is a part of the equation, sure, and we see these... incredibly inflated prices being paid for art as insane. Digital art. That can be replicated. In which ownership of the NFT may/may not convey ow
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cfeduke
5y ago
The picture is provided as an example, since the removed AirTag was discarded.
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cfeduke
5y ago
I had tried configuring one a couple of weeks ago, but the website was having problems. I haven't owned a PC laptop in several years - the last one I tried was a System76 with an abysmal keyboard. Turns out I need to type to have a fun
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cfeduke
5y ago
The greatest expense for me in retirement is now health insurance so it makes sense for me to instead work for insurance coverage and put my wealth towards an inheritance for my children. I used to naively believe once I paid off my mortgag
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cfeduke
5y ago
The logical decision here involves civic duty. I certainly fit into the low risk category, etc., but I also exist in society and am a willing participant, and as such have certain responsibilities to other people in my community.
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cfeduke
6y ago
The link for the Tux from linuxmall-dot-com still works, except their cart does not. The front page is full of... well what was cutting edge amateur tech around that time. What I want to know is: who has been paying for hosting for linuxmal
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cfeduke
6y ago
It's an abstraction over other file systems, like S3 or Azure BLOB storage. More a convenience than anything else, and helps ease porting code between cloud providers. Not a traditional file system, or even a HDFS clone.
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cfeduke
6y ago
There's a challenging to use UI that has become part of the installation process on recent updates. Most of the time it tries to advertise to me that I need to use Dropbox Paper rather than making it easy to copy/manage folders fr
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cfeduke
6y ago
Scala made this available, it was a mess, so this has been to my knowledge largely ignored by the community. Early Scala projects were rife with this sort of impossible to read or maintain code.
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cfeduke
6y ago
I print a lot of miniatures which require tons of supports, but the support process most people in my space use result in supports that are incredibly easy to remove - it got to a point for me where I enjoyed removing supports that I was pr
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cfeduke
6y ago
My kids taught me how to break them. Before the kids had iPads our family hadn't broken any, now... it's a weekly thing. Children are professionals at destruction.
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cfeduke
6y ago
AOL's location has been there for a very long time.
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7y ago
I had been thinking it was some combination of the light bulbs getting brighter and my eyes getting worse, but I think it's mostly the former. It is simply impossible to see on the backroads in Virginia if I'm driving the kids in
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cfeduke
7y ago
For over two decades I have listened to audiobooks while painting - excellent activities to pair.
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cfeduke
7y ago
Azure does a pretty good job of engaging with you, though it's more of a support role to help you during setup and less about feature requests. I'm sure they do those too, but prioritizing them would be a black box. I've come
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cfeduke
9y ago
You also cannot buy a house with cash. We had to launder my father's life savings in a bank for six months before we could use it to buy his house, because the seller still had a mortgage on the property when he listed the property. (W
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cfeduke
9y ago
Yeah I remember seeing these for the first time not long ago. We were scraping magiccards.info without the owner's permission to use color coherence vector for comparison. As software engineers this was the really fun stuff for us - tr
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cfeduke
9y ago
No; I had the bins and the conveyer/webcam/structure in my garage for years until I finally tossed non-Lego Mindstorms parts.
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cfeduke
9y ago
We were trying to it to sort by set at first - when ingesting a large collection of cards (my wife owned a brick and mortar card shop) they were often unsorted. Then with multiple passes we wanted to pull rarity, color and even alphabetize
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cfeduke
9y ago
A few years ago a friend and I started work on a similar machine for sorting Magic: the Gathering cards. We weren't using any machine learning (this was beyond our capabilities) but our design was similar, except the bins were on a mov
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cfeduke
10y ago
Same for me. Vim bindings in all my editors across all the operating systems I use. The editor is the way you communicate your will to the machine. IntelliJ has a particularly good plugin JetBrains created. Eclipse has a decent plugin for U
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cfeduke
10y ago
That's what I bought in 2014, a Gazelle. If they've improved they keyboard since then I'd give it another go.
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cfeduke
10y ago
I tried going with System76 after having a good experience with one of their earlier models. Unfortunately the keyboard experience was _terrible_ - so as a portable it failed hard. Everything else was stellar. By terrible I mean actually mi
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cfeduke
11y ago
There is a text book _Discrete Mathematics and Functional Programming_ (VanDrunen) [1] which can be bought off Amazon for $60 new. (I bought a used copy when they were cheap, for <$30.) Its a great place to start. There is an older versi
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