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FX 32
(en.wikipedia.org)
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ecopoesis
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6y ago
This so much. I live in Boston so I end up interviewing a lot of new Northeastern grads. Foreign Masters students are the absolute worst cohort of candidates I deal with. The vast majority cannot write fizz buzz without help. A Northeastern
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ecopoesis
7y ago
And there are 6.7 billion folks not in the US who all matter too.
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ecopoesis
7y ago
Honestly? Fuck this. Millions of people are going to die. It's very likely some of your friends and family will be in that number. It's okay to mourn. It's expected that we will all mourn. The world we get out of this is goin
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ecopoesis
7y ago
Students built this in 2010.
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ecopoesis
7y ago
The standout feature Kitty has for me is keeping its config in a regular text file, so like all my other basic tools it can be configured from my dotfiles repo and a simple setup script. So much simpler then fussing with iTerm’s plist.
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Trix and Turns
(h-online.com)
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ecopoesis
7y ago
Don't have social media? Come help us spam people the old fashioned way with email.
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ecopoesis
7y ago
Because in capitalism there are really only two things that make money: real estate and finance. Everything else is just combining real estate and finance in interesting ways. McDonalds is a real estate company that happens to make burgers.
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ecopoesis
7y ago
But this case isn’t about consuming or interacting with an API, it’s about implementing an API. So less writing a compiler targeting a CPU instruction set and more building a CPU based on someone else’s instruction set. I’ve always found it
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ecopoesis
7y ago
I applied to ITA in 2008ish and was require to complete one of these, something very similar to instant search. Needless to say I failed because the question isn't about your ability to program, it is just if you know what a suffix-tre
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Why Don’t We Just Call Agile What It Is: Feminist
(medium.com)
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7y ago
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The Y Combinator
(mvanier.livejournal.com)
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ecopoesis
7y ago
Providing reasonable accommodation, which is required by US law, is not unfair or arbitrary.
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ecopoesis
7y ago
~12% of American women will get breast cancer, which is about 6% of Americans. And during October there is just as much pink as there are rainbows in June.
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ecopoesis
7y ago
Are kosher kitchens not a thing in San Francisco? They aren't common in Boston but I think most places allow them.
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A Spectre Retrospective: Part 3 – Engineering
(blog.halide.cam)
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ecopoesis
7y ago
The point is to enrich Intuit and other tax preparers that lobbied for this.
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ecopoesis
8y ago
The “pleasing heft” the article mentions is a sign that you have soda-lime glass instead of borosilicate. A few years ago after having a 2-cup soda-lime Pyrex measuring cup explode I order the equivalent from Arcuisine in borosilicate and I
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Slack continues to bike shed their logo
(twitter.com)
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8y ago
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Building a better keyboard
(miker.org)
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8y ago
SRECs are generated and auctioned quarterly. After an initial lag I get a check for SREC sales every 3 months. There are schemes where you can get fixed price SRECs by signing them over to a 3rd-party. The third-party then give you a fixed
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ecopoesis
8y ago
CadQuery is awesome. OpenScad’s language is quite limited: being able to use any Python you want makes CadQuery so much more powerful. Plus CadQuery can generate STEP files so you’re not limited to hobby 3D printers: you can send your proje
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AWS ECR is down
(twitter.com)
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ecopoesis
8y ago
This is just shorthand for the blog post: if you read the linked code on GitHub you can see that the three variables are assigned to actual, static random numbers.
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ecopoesis
8y ago
Or maybe it was always sick and is getting better? There’s no war in Europe. No war in the Western Hemisphere. Violent crime in the US is at a multi-decade low. There has been a human in space for the entirety of the 21st century. Most of t
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ecopoesis
8y ago
I think Java is simple because it’s small. There are only 50 keywords and ~40 operators (many of which are variations). As a comparison C# has 102 [1] keywords. Java code is generally easy to understand assuming some familiarity with other
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ecopoesis
8y ago
Java won for a bunch of reason: 1) It’s fast. Like almost C/C++ fast. Yes like any language you can write crappy slow code in Java but it is fast by default. 2) While certainly not an easy language it is a simple language. The number o
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ecopoesis
8y ago
Why? There are ~76,000[1] coal worker in the US out of 151 million people in the workforce[2]. Why does this minuscule industry deserve more protections then say Toys 'R' Us' 31,000 employees?[3] Just because they all vote GO
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ecopoesis
8y ago
Salsify the PXM company comes from salsify the root vegetable and is pronounced the same way. Our logo is a stylized salsify flower.
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