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I can’t help but mention Lloyd Bucher any time I read the word paean. As a prisoner of North Korea he said: “We paean the North Korean state. We paean their great leader Kim Il Sung” [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ll
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Something relating to a utility the same author apparently wrote. https://palmarchive.com/files/?dir=Aliosa27%27s%20Archive/Pa... And http://www.palminfocenter.com/news/1860/hackme-progra
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Polymega Retrogaming System
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I don’t see my old app in there but it was for a now defunct social network so not too surprising. Great work putting this all together. I still boot up my Palm Pre for some nostalgia kicks from time to time.
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Credit to the advisor for noticing!
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I’m bummed that I didn’t think of this when I was publishing in academia.
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Didn't expect to need to upgrade the mainboard so quickly :) I prefer to wait for them to have an AMD option before changing out the mainboard.
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4y ago
Load it onto trucks and drive home.
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I got my framework laptop a little over a week ago and I'm pretty happy with it, but seeing such a huge performance boost is frustrating a little, that said, I bought it to support/encourage the company, so I guess it's worki
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I don't know if it was just propaganda, but I saw several videos of grain being looted by Russian troops and supposedly brought back to Russia. Even if that's not the case, a live war has to decrease productivity immensely.
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I like the post, but I was surprised with this use as well, I thought it was an anachronism at this point in any context. I remember it being used to refer to "rice rockets" or modded cars in the late 90s, early 2000s, but it fell
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Stock Generation Internet Ponzi Scheme
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I saw someone using it on the top of the parking garage at Disney land. It just circled around but I found it fascinating to watch and am looking forward to when it can go down the ramp :)
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Agreed. These labels work because for the most part the legal system allows them to, they are ways for caregivers/parents to maintain control over someone that they think should be different.
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I agree - I was using a specific example but in practice I think it's a number of a class of things like this that pile on and look a lot like executive dysfunction, and the label is put on these people by NTs, not by themselves. I had
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To NT people not conforming to or recognizing/acknowledging social structures anchors your cognition at an adolescent level where that type of behavior is acceptable. Teens are expected to conform and some people on the spectrum can be
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4y ago
Ask more questions in which you seek empathy. Failing that get professional help as mentioned by others.
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Ok that subject I appreciated this thread which pointed out that despite propaganda on both sides, journalists are allowed to freely report the truth of what they see, unlike in Russia. Of course we all know that in the heat of the moment t
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I hire relatively entry level folks for advanced product technical support so my funnel is naturally large since they aren’t specialists and I can teach/train the stuff to anyone who is a technical hobbyist or enthusiast. This has been
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I think they mean micromanagers. I thrived as a middle manager of a remote team that was always distributed across three time zones. I’m not a micromanager and I built my team with that in mind, so my focus was hiring, onboarding, long term
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Thanks for the reminder, this makes sense.
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How is it that several other measurements have error bars that don’t even overlap with this one?
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Why can’t they use two way or even one way radios?
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For some context: https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2018/11/science-...
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The Collected Works of Francis Perey on Probability Theory
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Take written notes about the things that distract you, be very honest, and review those notes regularly (daily at first). It takes practice, and involves unwanted overhead, but it worked for me.
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Does the gravity force affect measurement? I’m curious if there is a tidal effect that can be observed from the various locations of the Moon and Sun.
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We still have a lot to learn from this plague.
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They’ll use a mesh network to find a cheap path out. Amazon and Apple already have their own and it’s not going to be long before one starts leasing time.
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I wish I did more rigorous work on this but I managed a large Rewritable DVD backup for a satellite instrument with over 3000 DVDs stored in a filing cabinet for almost ten years. When I joined about three years in I added checksums to the
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