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by ddingus 2y ago
I did not see it at first. Once I did, I was entranced just scrolling about to see it again. The whole site is polished to a high degree. Lqbor of love, just like all the quirky items rhey have to loved just as much.
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by ddingus 2y ago
I LOVE everything about this! What a fun idea and a fresh look at a stand out album! I should also take a moment to recognize how great the site design is as well.
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by ddingus 2y ago
As was I. Now off to read about these interesting people.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Not possible. Sorry. What you can do is write your friends great licenses and hope they do the right things. That is a lot of work, and it is not really open in the sense that has all the value.
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by ddingus 2y ago
As I get older, I agree with both of you! I was raised to fix it rather than spend wherever possible. Picked up a ton of useful skills that have paid me back a ton of money when I measure up with friends of similar age who used shops, cont
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by ddingus 2y ago
Seems to me you are not valuing the removal of a painful obstacle to business. It is essentially a public type service. An investment. Secondly, a bug bounty exists because of how disclosure works. Someone could camp on a bug and or sell it
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by ddingus 2y ago
This can be widely publicized, and IMHO, should be. That's a start.
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by ddingus 2y ago
That is what the comment edit function is for. Or was last I used it. Maybe that has changed. Edit parent comment to indicate the block. Add it to a few for bonus points. Rage blocking. Is deffo a thing!
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by ddingus 2y ago
The commenter believes the video should take less time and contain a higher percentage of strictly factual information. A text analogy might be a recipe written in simple style, steps, ingredients, etc. and one you might find on a food blog
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by ddingus 2y ago
Yeah. Can't blame 'em for that. It sucks, and I bet most of them hate doing it.
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by ddingus 2y ago
This too is the way. I am quite happy to take good info produced for me in almost any form. We all have options.
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by ddingus 2y ago
This is the way, along with just listening during other tasks.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Same. Reading is always faster than watching video. However, listening to one can be done while driving, or doing many other tasks. Expecting producers to cater to the can read fast crowd is not realistic. People are just not going to pro
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by ddingus 2y ago
Nope. That producer packs it in solid. Yes, it could be more dense, but at the expense of it being watchable by most people. This is a case of just because one can does not mean one should. Having an audience matters. It matters more tha
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by ddingus 2y ago
I came here to write the same. I learned a thing or two about how higher level languages work. Two areas I find it does matter: Assembly language where bytes are parsed or sorted, or transformed in some way by code that writes words , and
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by ddingus 2y ago
I am sure they did. Non IR kinds basically are RF (radio frequency) kinds.
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by ddingus 2y ago
Of course math is not a science either. Ultimately, math is a reasoning tool and in the economic context, it is not a complete tool. There is policy, and that has a major league effect on what will make good economic sense. The current pol
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by ddingus 2y ago
Sure the scope did change, and Tek made those moves as they should have. There was a great argument for trading some capability to continue to build new products on now current processes, with the same rapid feedback loop in place. That sho
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by ddingus 2y ago
Yes! Nature is the authority. Our scientific method allows us to pose any question and it allows us to gain understanding when said questions are testable and repeatable. Notably: we never get to know anything, sadly But, we do understand
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by ddingus 2y ago
>Nah, vision or not: political winds change and projects get killed. Being involved in an early program is exceptionally high risk: you need to start ramping to do the whole thing and you may get a good return on capital or a pittance. O
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by ddingus 2y ago
>This isn't a very good argument for the validity of an idea. Indeed it is not in terms of a convincing argument, however is is more than sufficiently compelling for others to think about, perhaps ask "why?" In this, they
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by ddingus 2y ago
I have taught in those programs and have also provided resources and equipment. Frankly that's all pretty darn good stuff! I'll bet you're having a pretty good ride too. I will just say what you and others are doing is not e
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by ddingus 2y ago
They are all right for now. No joke. The ones who can afford to see you that is. ( education is currently expensive, not a slight on you at all) There are good reasons why the percentage of people who agree with me are high. Edit: yes yo
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by ddingus 2y ago
It does produce some skilled labor, but those skills aren't always the same as the ones needed to make things and make them well and make them inexpensively and make them sustainably. And by percentage it's no replacement for what
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by ddingus 2y ago
Hey I marked the snark. I guess I don't want to talk to you either if you can't handle a little real discussion. And that helps nobody, yourself-included. There's nothing on this thread that you should turn your back away fro
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by ddingus 2y ago
And by the way the cost reductions that the guy above was talking about and other things were all in progress. And there was plenty of capital to invest. What happened was the MBA crew took it right out of the fucking company, gutted the re
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by ddingus 2y ago
You are dead on
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by ddingus 2y ago
Tek would have cost reduced that gear and it was in progress when it was all torn down. Tek would have also continued to make more great gear. That spirit stopped. Tek was also getting nice returns on several of the more successful startup
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by ddingus 2y ago
Let me tell you a story: Tektronix lifted the Portland Oregon region right up. Was called silicon forest. At that time, Tek was funding startups its employees thought up after working for Tek, getting great education provided directly by t
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by ddingus 2y ago
Well, this goes way back: There is no free speech on the Internet. Ultimately, it is a peer system and your speech is carried at the pleasure of those who own the means. If our speech is worth carrying, it will be generally carried. Even w

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