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dustractor
4y ago
A coffee-shop where I applied for a job. A freaking coffee shop? Really?
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5y ago
I've never even seen the movie The Last Temptation of Christ but the soundtrack is always the first thing I think of whenever this topic comes up... https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqnnuEVGcRQy6dzmNbXJpU5mf...
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Now we need laws restricting a specific job-posting tactic where a few employers spam their same jobs over and over, multiple times daily, so you have to scroll past or filter out redundant listings. DoorDash is a prime example. Truck-dri
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5y ago
Not entirely on topic here but the first thing I thought of: Years after his music program called Impulse Tracker had had it's heyday, some music magazine did a roundup of various resampling algorithms and Jeffrey Lim's resamplin
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5y ago
Over the last 3 decades I've had the experience of working on and off in the restaurant industry so I've been able to observe what happens to my body and which type of health issues seemed to always disappear when I'm not wor
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dustractor
5y ago
Phones used to have tactile buttons you could dial without even looking. They also worked in extreme cold. Touchscreen? Below a certain temperature, the 'buttons' cease to exist.
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5y ago
About ten years ago, I lived in an area where power outages were a common occurrence, sometimes lasting up to a week. Naturally, during those times, I found it necessary to own some sort of flashlight or headlamp, along with whatever batte
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5y ago
Separate cartridges or disks for the OS, the various programs, the user files. When we switched over to internal storage and started putting everything together, the end user lost something. Children (people) need freedom to experiment bu
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Range requests. Hmm. That would lead to some interesting semantics.
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https://i.imgur.com/Ikx12dL.jpg
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“She didn’t know how basic stacks worked,” Sure, most programmers have at least heard of a stack, and some could tell you the name of an operation one might do to a stack, and quite a few could at least tell you the name of an algorithm t
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5y ago
7:03 amazing.
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My favorite insight lately comes from looking at the letter ell. Hebrew lamedh. Familiar to programmers, a 'lambda' function is a nameless function. Looking at a translation of the lords prayer, wondering where the word 'ha
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Its all these jobs that want you to already own a car when you apply so they don't have to pay you enough to a) live somewhere b) eat food c) keep your phone on d) keep your lights on e) keep your internet connection f) much less g) bu
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Between 2010-2016, I lived in a rural area where we had one option: Satellite internet from HughesNet. Prior to that, the only option was dialup, and since it was such a remote area, the telephone had grandfathered a few numbers from out o
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6y ago
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/09/an-os-9-odyssey-why-... There are apparently some DNA sequencer machines that only interface with older macs. The linked article is just as an 'exhibit A'...
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6y ago
Private sector company would have to operate under the benevolent-dictator-for-life model in order to produce something with an underpinning philosophy on par with Blender's. That uncomfortable constraint alone makes it unlikely. State
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My only experience with tcl is through tkinter but out of all the GUIs I've ever written code in, it's the one I prefer. Strange way to learn a language, that. The only complete documentation is on the tcl side of things, so you
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6y ago
also, citations would be outgoing references and that is different from being linked TO. The in/out ratio was abused by SEO spammers and so as a result, google came to value sites with more inbound links. Every single word on UD has
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6y ago
That would make it less afterdarky though. I know that isn't a word but screensavery isn't either.
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7y ago
Had to redo my online shopping cart three times because of components going out of stock before I finished making my selection... sigh I knew I should have bought it last night but I slept on it and now that lambda a++ psu will have to wai