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4y ago
I think its easy to dislike a movie that you're angry at. I really like this movie, and I'm sure that's a large part of why I was able to engage with it. Kind of a commentary on politics and society too, eh?
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4y ago
Rian Johnson wrote and directed Star Wars 8, JJ worked on 7 and 9
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Spoilers-ish (this happens pretty early in the movie) Janelle Monae smashes open a mystery box with a hammer, which is direct commentary on JJ Abrams Mystery Box writing. This movie is very very well written. Nearly every detail is paid off
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4y ago
I just reworked some java code that is deployed INSIDE an oracle database. You can load java classes into oracle and use them like functions. So I would say: find the most obscure place you can deploy code, and make sure it is not testable.
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4y ago
https://www.recurrentauto.com/research/winter-ev-range-loss See the chart here. (source from article)
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4y ago
Every economic blessing is also a curse. Plastic Concrete Fertilizer Teflon and related products. Fossil Fuels
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4y ago
'Nitrogen Industry' is the subject.
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4y ago
Merry Christmas! Happy Holidays! Good Vibes and Blessings! Io Saturnalia! The days are getting longer now, the sun will shine again.
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Tio de Nadal
(en.wikipedia.org)
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https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2022/12/21/tio-de-nadal-holi... Happy Holidays, however you celebrate!
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4y ago
I think about a parallel in juggling - It's not the catches, it's the throws. To a bystander, it's very impressive that you can catch all the balls; but if your throws are bad, it's impossible to catch them - the pattern
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4y ago
Birds are also (generally) smaller. > “You can drop a mouse down a thousand-yard mine shaft; and, on arriving at the bottom, it gets a slight shock and walks away, provided that the ground is fairly soft. A rat is killed, a man is broken
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This fits with my experience; I would include the following: What do the developers have to learn? New technology? New business domain? Are there new system interconnections? How many? How involved is the 'customer'? Who is the &#
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I've used AIX, HP-UX, OEL (Oracle Enterprise Linux) and RHEL. Probably some other distros. We use it because there's a support contract and that sort of thinking is surprisingly durable. Also because it costs money to migrate.
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4y ago
Oracle offers some integrations that are not found in other DBMS products. If a software product uses those integrations it may be difficult to migrate. Bear in mind that DB code is often not unit tested or integration tested outside of man
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4y ago
Link to actual study: https://academic.oup.com/nutritionreviews/advance-article/do... Some things I noticed: This is a meta-analysis, not a direct study by the authors. This is looking for an effect in other peopl
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They have talked about drywall in a previous post.
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4y ago
Interesting solution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtviZ2GHWCI If you don't want to click it's T-Studs - 2x3s with diagonals dowels with a 1.5 inch air gap
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Mmmm plastic lungs! To be clear I find this absolutely horrifying. As someone with chronic respiratory limitations, it is distressing to see people damage themselves this way. It is their right, but you can't make me like it. My aunt s
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> The new legislation does not ban vape products, which have become far more popular among younger generations than cigarettes.
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Remember it? Yes. I use a UI with the option to cancel a workflow and when you select 'cancel' it comes up with a modal 'ok' or 'cancel'. Does cancel cancel the cancel? Or is it ok to cancel? WE CAN USE MORE TH
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In science fiction they were talking about nuclear powered trains. Its kind of a shame that never happened. Alas, the real world is more complicated than our beautiful stories. Also, in a way, there are nuclear powered trains, just the powe
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The line always goes up! What do you mean, what happens when the market cools down?
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It does look really cool, but there ain't no such thing as a free lunch. More surface area means more drag. More complex shape means higher price for the prop and poor reparability. That doesn't mean it's bad, or that it won&
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I'm kind of surprised that no one has mentioned the possibility of pilots having malicious intent.
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For me, it's not the check, it's the emails. I would expect to have emails and calls from at least 3 people at the company - HR, Hiring Manager, and Team Manager. Also, companies are terrified of being sued, that's why they r
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Theranos isn't a failure, they just haven't achieved their goal yet. You can read this any way you want. I do think that Theranos (or another company) may eventually achieve part of the vision of Theranos. Same for FSD.
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As someone who has worked a corporate job for a while, this is all red flags _BUT_ if you have not worked for a corporation, and you really need a job, you may be motivated to dismiss those little warning signs so you can get paid. Scams do
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I live next to some urban Beavers. I really wonder about their genetics. Like do some of them leave to find another family to join? How do they do that in the city? Or are they genetically stable? Or is this family going to die out after a
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Safer than everything else mentioned here for sure
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