eBombzor

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by eBombzor 5y ago
Disagree. You view programming as an art, okay that's fine, but most of the time it's not an art. You want to know how to do something one way and then if you really care about what you're building, you research better ways o
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by eBombzor 5y ago
What do people automate at home? I genuinely have never thought to have the need to buy a home assistant but apparently lots of people in this thread do
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by eBombzor 5y ago
> it feels light and satisfying and healthy and delicious all at once in a way that other ethnic cuisines generally don't. I feel the exact same way for Viet cuisine.
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China’s “Involuted” Generation(newyorker.com)
2 points by eBombzor 5y ago|0 comments
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by eBombzor 5y ago
Agree with everything you said. The unusual level of hostility the author encountered didn't seem right... Like you said, there's some over-sensitivity, a lot of jumping to conclusions, and hostile thinking from the author himself
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by eBombzor 5y ago
Good message, but not hot on the phrasing. Should've said "always try finding better ways of doing things", where 'better' means less time, less future maintenance, more aligned with overall business goals, etc.
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by eBombzor 5y ago
It is easy to make money right now because crypto just had one of the greatest bull runs of all time. How could you say that it would be the case in the future? 400% is easy? Easy to look at a chart and assume you can grab a chunk before
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by eBombzor 5y ago
Source?
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by eBombzor 6y ago
Can you recommend any good third party recruiting agencies for tech?
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by eBombzor 6y ago
Not the location in the article but my roommate is a technician for one the fab plants in Hillsboro and he is still required to go to in-person classes alongside his main role despite the non-essential lockdown order in Oregon.
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by eBombzor 6y ago
As if the job market wasn't difficult enough... now about 5,400 highly qualified and experienced developers are looking for the same positions as I am... What do I even do now...
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by eBombzor 7y ago
Source?
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by eBombzor 7y ago
Well that's a 2500U, almost nothing but the simplest games are playable on that chip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhdDfcEkxXM This one looks more playable albeit still very choppy.
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Do What You Love: and Other Lies About Success and Happiness(amazon.com)
2 points by eBombzor 7y ago|0 comments
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Tutorials Suck (2019)(yoongkang.com)
3 points by eBombzor 7y ago|0 comments
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by eBombzor 7y ago
I liked how he showed the improvements from replacing the default TIM with a liquid based TIM. I wonder if you could get the same improvement from using Thermal Grizzly. I know most people won't want to replace TIM every month for liqu
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by eBombzor 7y ago
https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/news/coronavirus-maki... https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6912e2.htm > Among the first 4,226 cases in the U.S., more than half of p
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by eBombzor 7y ago
Doesn't it vary highly on the location and its surrounding population density? That's probably why it's so vague. But why does it matter? Exponential growth can reach extremely high numbers in short iterations. Maybe a smalle
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by eBombzor 7y ago
What? Why don't we not risk another wave by letting people out and instead just wait for a vaccine before completely resuming normality. Less people die this way.
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by eBombzor 7y ago
This comment seems to be unpopular but I have to admit, I really do think that a small portion of the US population treats this pandemic as an overblown distraction or treats it as fuel for some other conspiracy theory. I've experience
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Lying on Your Resume (2012)(steveblank.com)
3 points by eBombzor 7y ago|0 comments
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by eBombzor 7y ago
Wow they pretty much thought of and solved every case where human contact could be possible. The elevator transportation in particular is pretty clever. Those Chinese cities are incredibly mobile. I can't even imagine how long it would
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by eBombzor 7y ago
No they don't. I have 40A-Rs on my MX Browns at home and while they do make a significant difference (especially under a large mousepad), they are still louder than butterfly switches by a wide margin.
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by eBombzor 7y ago
Still very clacky if you bottom them out which 99% of people do. Mechanical keyboards, unfortunately, do not have a place in the office space.
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by eBombzor 7y ago
Can't wait till they hit the 1 millionth super charger milestone!
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by eBombzor 7y ago
Wonder what this guy thinks of Asian schools, where you literally have to dedicate yourself to studying 9 hours a day, 6 days a week, through middle and high school (where you have to dedicate 11+ hours regularly) for one test that literall
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by eBombzor 7y ago
https://outline.com/eyM5Pt
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Quantum supremacy using a programmable superconducting processor(nature.com)
2 points by eBombzor 7y ago|0 comments
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by eBombzor 7y ago
Basically controlled burns are the key to preventing a catastrophic wildfire but the US Forest Service and its Smokey the Bear slogan said "fire bad" which caused vegetation to grow uncontrollably over the years. Combine this with
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by eBombzor 7y ago
So some government agency is going into farms dead at night with a heli and cutting out the cow to check for mad cow disease? Uh ok, but why would they do it in such secrecy?

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