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damon_c
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I built a shed. https://imgur.com/a/MHm6gpc It was fun! Like a "hello world" for human habitats.
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My GF and I recently moved from NYC to Los Angeles and an Uber driver once asked her "Are you from NY?", "Yes, why?", "Because your rating is so low and people from NYC usually have really low ratings." We chec
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8y ago
I haven't used Django to render HTML in at least 3 years.
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8y ago
It's because back then, if I remember correctly, new revisions of Macintoshes with PowerPC processors had CPU speed increments like, 80, 90, 100mhz, and meanwhile the Pentium was going 100, 200, 300, 400... (at least that's how it
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8y ago
Anchoring is free. Tying up at a marina is charged by the foot of boat length/night. typical cost per one night: 35 feet * $4 = $140/night.
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8y ago
My company gave us all brand new MacBook Pros with the touchpad and new terrible keyboard. It is amazingly fast and the speakers sound great, but overall I cannot approach the productivity of my 2015 model given the increased typos and acci
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I was not enjoying Magento and my password was something like "MagentoSuck$" I don't remember who I was talking to exactly but they said something like "and you're logging in with the username <whatever> and t
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8y ago
Last time I interacted with Magento, one of their customer service people verified my plain text login password over the phone. edit: (it was about 5 years ago)
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8y ago
I saw the Hobbit movies at 48fps and it was not good. There is something about our brains that makes us reject higher frame rate footage as being... subjectively unappealing. A casual perusal of the reviews of the Hobbit HFR films, reveal
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8y ago
Maybe the structure of it will be that we have a right to our data and Amazon is obligated to provide access to it unless a reason is provided.
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One of the most ridiculous manifestations of this is at this prison called "Angola" in Louisiana which is literally built on a cotton field and has forced prisoners to pick cotton since around 1880. https://mic.com/
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8y ago
Easiest way for Apple to fix this is to expand the TouchBar thing to handle the whole keyboard and add some haptics. Everyone will hate it but... it will be reliable and amazingly thin. Maybe use too much power?
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8y ago
What about "safety level substantially greater than that of a human driver" being the keyword? Isn't Tesla's autopilot doing better than humans do in the same number of miles? We just all hear about it every time a Tesl
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9y ago
Whoa hold on... We have to contribute to society now?!
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9y ago
I assume they have a test suite that allows them to run 1000s of situations on the latest version of software to see if it crashes/almost crashes on any of them. If so, it seems like it would be fairly easy to add this situation to the
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9y ago
If you get one, there is a multi game cartridge available. Highly recommended! Pole Position on Vectrex is always fun at parties.
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9y ago
These days it is actually pretty easy to casually use liquid cooling for CPU and GPU fans which ends up being significantly quieter. I have routinely been building nearly silent 99% maxed out gaming/vr rigs with integrated off the shel
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9y ago
I would think that after following Google's search endeavors so closely for so long, being invited to join Google and see it from the inside must be incredibly exciting. If it is, congratulations! Have fun!
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9y ago
What about the aqueducts?
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9y ago
Yes. The biggest % change was during the years 2003-2008 and as far as I can tell the chart peaked in 2011 and receded slightly after that.
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9y ago
Yes. 90% of money being held by a few people whose material needs are already satisfied does not create demand for products and services but mostly inflates stock prices and real estate and other "wealth storage" types of assets.
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10y ago
Wow I can't believe it. /s
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10y ago
There is a good place, somewhere in the middle.
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10y ago
Unexpected by whom? Wouldn't risks be the first thing one would expect when editing genes?
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10y ago
How much does Jupiter weigh? How tall is Kareem Abdul Jabaar? How far is it to Los Angeles? Set a timer for 15 minutes. Set another timer for 8 minutes. Play my discover weekly playlist on Spotify.
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10y ago
Now, doesn't "soar" mean to go higher/farther? Maybe they mean that by soaring closer to Jupiter, Juno is going higher and farther from Earth? I never thought I'd be this guy. Sorry... but the children. http:
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10y ago
In Unity, you have the option to script in a javascript "like" language. It has quite a few strange syntax variations. You can also use a (as far as I can tell) standard C# and a couple of other languages including one called Boo
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10y ago
Also, everyone knows that 3rd ave ends at 6th street so there is no such thing as 4 street and 3rd ave. I'm not sure if the op used it as an example for this reason or am I being overly pedantic but... there it is.
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Speaking only from second hand anecdotal sources... I know that 10 years ago, the primary occupation of 1st year associates at large law firms was searching through boxes and boxes of case history for relevant citations. That has to be do
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10y ago
When they came for the surgeons, I was not a surgeon so i did not speak out.
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