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by cialowicz 6y ago
If we, through some miraculous circumstance, avoid making ourselves extinct, then maybe there's a small chance the crows won't overthrow us and take over.
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by cialowicz 6y ago
It doesn't seem constructive to always say "no" to things. "Yes" is how things get built. If you say "yes" to the right things, and then execute well, you'll go far in life. I'm not arguing again
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by cialowicz 6y ago
"Progress disappoints in the short run, surprises in the long run." -- Jim Keller
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Why Don’t Americans Save More Money? (2016)(theatlantic.com)
3 points by cialowicz 6y ago|0 comments
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by cialowicz 6y ago
Glassdoor | Lead Software Engineer, B2B Products | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | ONSITE after vaccine, REMOTE currently At Glassdoor, our mission is to help people everywhere find jobs and companies they love. In the B2B engineering org w
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by cialowicz 6y ago
I'd argue that cameras don't really ever go obsolete, given the artistic nature of photography (as long as you can get the image out of the camera and onto a medium). Any great photo that you've ever admired was take on eithe
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Spacewreck Terran Trade Authority Handbook(archive.org)
1 points by cialowicz 6y ago|0 comments
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Porsche unveils CarPlay-compatible radios for its classic cars(theverge.com)
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by cialowicz 7y ago
I wouldn't say this results in zero pressure to ship. It might even increase the pressure since now external investors are looking for a return on their investment (eventually). For self-driving tech, where people's lives are at s
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by cialowicz 7y ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing. Somewhat related, I've always found the "wandering hours" watch complication to be incredibly interesting: https://watchismo.blogspot.com/2007/07/watchismo-times_20.h
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De-Aging De Diro(beforesandafters.com)
1 points by cialowicz 7y ago|0 comments
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by cialowicz 7y ago
I'm not sure that not adding additional sensors counts as impressive. Cars are already laden with all sorts of telemetry gathering sensors: ABS/speed at each individual wheel, steering angle sensor, accelerometers, temp and moistu
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by cialowicz 7y ago
Eco mode?
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After almost 22 years, Imaging Resource is set to wind down in early 2020(imaging-resource.com)
2 points by cialowicz 7y ago|0 comments
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by cialowicz 7y ago
Glassdoor | Lead Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Onsite, Full-time https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/288795/lead-software-engineer... The Role Glassdoor's Brand Awareness team plays a central role in hel
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by cialowicz 7y ago
The first spike is annotated with "Changes in HN logging system". The second is annotated with "Bot activity: combated with some HN/YC software".
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by cialowicz 7y ago
It took me a while to figure it out, but a "Hiten Bomb" is a reference to the name of the founder of KISSMetrics, Hiten Shah. Oddly enough this website doesn't have a by-line to indicate who the author is.
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by cialowicz 7y ago
> ...roam the streets of Bondi, Australia This ruling applies to the US, not Australia.
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by cialowicz 8y ago
> Spotify’s aim is to make more money off others’ work Moreover, that's the pot calling the kettle black. That's the app store in a nutshell -- Apple supplies the marketplace, but is also making a substantial chunk of money off
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by cialowicz 8y ago
You quit tipping, but you haven't stopped using the service?
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by cialowicz 8y ago
Here's the interactive map: http://vtpsd.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id... And the page that links to the full report: https://publicservice.vermont.gov/content/mobile-wi
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by cialowicz 8y ago
The Wikipedia page for Elder Scrolls II [0] indicates that the game world was absolutely massive: > the actual size of the map is 161,600 km² (62,394 mi²). The game world features over 15,000 towns, cities, villages, and dungeons for the
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by cialowicz 8y ago
"Staff Software Engineer" is typically the level above senior, and below principal. It's not commonly used at smaller companies. I agree about the ordering/ranking.
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by cialowicz 8y ago
What about the opportunity loss that results from taking a less relevant job with worse career prospects?
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by cialowicz 8y ago
Skyscrapers are mostly empty space inside. The Great Pyramid of Giza weighs about 6 million tons, so we’d be producing about 7000 of them annually. Maybe we could just plop them all in the ocean? ;)
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by cialowicz 8y ago
> driven by your productivity Curious, how’s it measured?
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by cialowicz 8y ago
> A good defense is to limit the renewals for important domains by registering them for as long as possible (10 years) This is an interesting take. I prefer the opposite approach: choose the shortest possible registration window (1 year)
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by cialowicz 8y ago
Somewhat-related... I just found out about "structural" coloration[1], which is "production of color by microscopically structured surfaces fine enough to interfere with visible light". It took Lexus ~15 years to develop
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by cialowicz 8y ago
Looking at the site for the vulnerability (sirenjack.com)[0], what's the motivation behind the snazzy animations, video, and custom domain? Is this a form of advertising for the security researchers? [0] https://www.sirenjac
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by cialowicz 9y ago
Physical Education

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