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by dsuth 13y ago
From the page: "If you're interested in using any of this code in your applications, feel free to do so! You don't need to cite me or this website as a source, though I would appreciate it if you did. However, please don't plagiarize the co
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by dsuth 13y ago
That's because there's a step missing in your model, which goes like this: Idea --> Engineering/Design --> CAD File --> Prototype And the reason it doesn't get done that well in places like India and China at the moment is
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by dsuth 13y ago
I'd expect aerodynamics come into play here as well. They wouldn't just chop the front of the car off, car design has evolved to make them more aerodynamic for a reason.
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by dsuth 13y ago
Yeh, because that's worked so well in the US for gun control and health cover! (Referring to the quote)
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by dsuth 13y ago
Ever noticed how Linux appspace tends to be a horrible mishmash of different GUI styles? That's why Mac users are nazis when it comes to obeying the Apple Human Interface Guidelines - the alternative is every developer does whatever he thin
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by dsuth 13y ago
Really, the most important thing you can teach is the context behind the maths. Find examples in real life of where the maths is applicable; spend 3/4 of a lesson explaining the backstory as to why we do things the way we do. Students lose
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by dsuth 13y ago
It still trips me out that we can get video feeds... _from space_
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by dsuth 13y ago
Of course a workplace can do that - by encouraging a philosophy of work/life balance, and by encouraging their line managers to actively pursue this. Do you think workplaces just let their line managers roam free, with no guidance? There is
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by dsuth 14y ago
Do you think the company learned the value of backups, or do you think they learned to blame junior devs for fuckups? Sounds like they learned nothing, because no attempt was made to determine the root cause.