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dmead
8y ago
This is false. Reading tabs counts for something and people generally get some kind of musical education albeit at an early age. Sight reading (the strict definition) is irrelevant to the analogy.
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dmead
8y ago
I'll pass. I almost bought a system76 several times and at no point was it made obvious these are re-packaged Chinese white label machines.
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dmead
8y ago
They have been saying that for two years.
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dmead
8y ago
The true state of the art: lots of marketing and nothing really useful.
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dmead
8y ago
Thanks for this, the last time I read a straightforward language tutorial in this spirt was "A Gentle introduction to Haskell" around 2004-2005.
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dmead
8y ago
this is all kind of obvious right? calling it "disruptive" is extremely vague in a kind of "i don't care of it's just a scam" kind of way.
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dmead
8y ago
if we're going to take the video game comparison further, then there is something better you could be doing with your time.
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dmead
9y ago
yea, but they're also handing out keys for 'free'.
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dmead
9y ago
This sounds wrong as hell, for anyone reading.
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dmead
9y ago
Is this a stand up fight sir?
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dmead
9y ago
Yes. Without a doubt.
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dmead
9y ago
Agreed. The best two interviews I've had was one that was similar to your experience. The other was being invited to pair with a team member for an afternoon. Interviews where people just wait for you to make a mistake should be not a
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dmead
9y ago
Seeing as how that notion is a joke outside of the bay, you can take this on face value.
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dmead
9y ago
You can see something similar in the computer history museum in mountain view
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dmead
9y ago
So don't make new systems.. help dismantle old ones?
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dmead
9y ago
quite a catch for them.
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dmead
9y ago
This guy treks.
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dmead
9y ago
They both use the term Carl Sagan used. "Science communicator"
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dmead
9y ago
for certain species of geckos yes, not for any type of dragon.
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dmead
9y ago
she was having surgery. a bit of her tail died and was rotting away :(
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dmead
9y ago
In principle I agree, but our image of what dinosaurs look like are probably closer to the truth than what we would have gotten had they just jumped to adding soft tissue. This is my bearded dragon's x-ray https://scontent-l
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dmead
9y ago
i thought that was just my brain trying to escape from my ears.
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dmead
9y ago
Missing this? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avedis_Zildjian_Company
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dmead
9y ago
Can you clarify why it serves the hub and spoke model?
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dmead
9y ago
cds? you must be rich. i was downloading that on a stack of floppy disks
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dmead
9y ago
me too!
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dmead
9y ago
many places in the US are like this as well. trains used to criss-cross many cities and towns, but those lines have since been paved over for roads or just fallen out of use altogether.
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dmead
9y ago
again, you're splitting hairs. that is almost irrelevant for someone that has never touched a lisp.
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dmead
9y ago
you're splitting hairs. that is irrelevant.
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dmead
9y ago
so? it's the same workflow and way of thinking.
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