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This is maybe one of the greatest advantages I have gained in my years of experience at one company. When I started, I was inheriting the code of other people, with all the baggage of trying to understand it and keep the mental model intac
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It is difficult to survive contact with reality without becoming cynical.
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The best stretch of my career, I was going into the office on Mondays, and working from home the rest of the week. Mondays, I would go to meetings and collaborate, and plan the rest of the week, and Tuesday through Friday I was working thr
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Yeah, that's a couple of F-35s...
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BTW, the original paper is about Cervus Elpaphus, which in the US we call Red Deer. This is different from American Elk, and also from Scandanavian Elk (which we Americans call Moose). Moose are terrifying, since they are often upwards of
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In order to be impeached, you have to actually have committed a crime, no? So far as I know, tweeting dumb shit is not yet a criminal offense. I've suspected from the outset that four years of Trump would effectively amount to four yea
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It's pretty common, reading memoirs of very proficient soldiers, who have killed dozens or hundreds in battle, that they are respectful and even admiring of their foes.
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I've seen the exact same behavior with white-tail deer. All summer, they will be in the field and gardens back of the house, morning, noon and night, but as soon as November rolls around, they ghost during daylight hours, and retreat
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It's hilarious, and to be honest, I wouldn't be all that surprised if there was a startup tone-deaf enough to actually form around the concept. "Booth babes" are still a thing, stupid and sleazy as that is.
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It's pretty much a standard term at this point in that category of sci-fi. For example, Ben Bova also calls them belters.
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It's been great for my 401k, though. The best months in the past ten years were November 2016 and January 2017.
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At this point, I only buy my sunglasses from the fishing aisle in the sporting goods section of Walmart. The Ugly Stik pair I got most recently is the best pair of sunglasses I've ever owned, and only cost about $10 (must have been on
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As a primarily .NET developer, I think I can count on two hands the number of times that I've needed to actually write my own generic types. Generic functions are maybe slightly more common, but still pretty rare. However, if I had a
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GameDev.net Turns 18
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The full toolbox is less than a dollar a day - it's not like we're talking about really expensive licensing. They're not RedGate.
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I'm not entirely sure how it would be possible to make any secure conclusions about the provenance of a gun that was used in a crime. As far as I know, it is not legal to keep a registry of serial numbers and who they were originally
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BH Liddell-Hart's Great Captains Unveiled is one of the better ones I've come across, if early 20th century British historical writing style doesn't bother you. https://www.amazon.com/Great-Captains-Unveiled-L
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That place being the cool esoteric language that everybody fools around with on the weekends, but is almost never used seriously?
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We need more people creating the right things, and more people destroying the wrong things and baggage that we've overburdened ourselves with. Cynicism is a self-defense mechanism.
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Server Room Fans and More Server Room Fun
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Design by compromise: ensuring that no one is happy.
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C# 7.1 and Beyond: Polishing Usability
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Procedural river drainage basins
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Every Server Is a Kind of Honeypot
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That's not really going off the beaten path enough to find bargains. If remote work was more reliable and easy to find, I'd be sorely tempted to move someplace out in the sticks, albeit where there is high-speed internet access,
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> If you could, why would you not want to live in an excellent climate by many of the US tech companies and make 3-8+x what you'd get elsewhere? Because California, number one, and because everything costs 3-10X what it does elsewhe
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Back in that twilight era when there were music videos for most hit songs, and MTV was actually still showing them. People are going to be amazed at what a big deal TRL and Carson Daly were. Some of those videos from that era were really e
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The Age of Nvidia
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I'm pretty convinced that a 17" mac book with a semi-modern graphics card would be the best machine on the market. And I hate Apple.
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Life sciences in general are often excluded. A cynic might claim that that exclusion is because they do not fit the narrative.
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