cracrecry

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   by cracrecry 5y ago

   So little? That machines you see in the pictures did cost millions of dollars each. Each wire strand had to be carefully put in place and soldered or specially wire wrapped manually: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wire_w
2. 152.▲
   by cracrecry 5y ago

   It is about geopolitics. Germany, like Japan is an occupied country since WWII. The US controls it. The US does not want Germany to have either rocket industry or nuclear industry, because that makes them capable of making nuclear bombs. Al
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   by cracrecry 5y ago

   >there has never been a "popular" or "workers" revolution that affected mainland Britain. >Also they were elite-driven rather than popular All revolutions were elite driven, starting by the French revolution. The
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   by cracrecry 5y ago

   >I've done a full time start up with a day job, quite literally coding every waking hour of my life(like 2 - 4 hours sleep a day) for years I am much more productive coding than 99% of the people around me. One of my secrets is I sl
5. 155.▲
   by cracrecry 5y ago

   > Do I need to spend more time on a project? It depends on your interest. For me in particular Lisp was a "profound enlightenment experience" because: 1. I have been programming for a long time and had so many problems I could