eljimmy

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by eljimmy 9y ago
You're forgetting the cost of a landline each month.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Why aren't there more motorcycles in LA? If I lived there I wouldn't even own a car, just a bike. No winter!
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I don't know about that. My friend tried to care for a couple Bonsai trees and they did not do too great. Researching after the fact, we discovered that some species are notoriously difficult to care for.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Yeah, Icon X, I probably should have waited for the next generation. But I suppose that can be said about any new technology being released.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
The article doesn't go into details on what this training entails. Anyone from MTL know what they would be doing for those 35 hours?
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I've worked on federal contracts for Canada for a few years in the past. It really doesn't surprise me that this happened. I saw failures on every level. The client (government), the PMs, the developers. It was mind-blowing how mu
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I own the Samsung pair. Don't have much good to say about them except they work... for a bit. I usually can use them for an hour and then they're completely dead. They also can't hold a charge very long. If I charge mine up o
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Same deal for me. Although I'm likely moving back to Linux for work once this Macbook bites the dust.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I was fully expecting that object coming out of the camera to be something like a stack of post-it notes with images printed on them. Very misleading title.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
It's worth noting that nobody is saying you can't fix that problem in your dependencies. When you rely on dependencies you have to expect that not all of them will carry the same quality of code which you create yourself.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Same here. Unfortunately I think a lot of the applications and games that kids use these days aren't very enriching. For 90s kids there was a lot more exploring and learning involved with computers/technology. Now it's just m
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by eljimmy 9y ago
> Tipton's lawyer said he expects his client will serve three to four years before being released. Far from the 25 years mentioned in the headline...
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I've studied nutrition pretty heavily in the past as it pertained to my bodybuilding. They could have used so many better ingredients. Maltodextrin is the cheapest and worst complex carb you could have put in it. It's chemically a
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by eljimmy 9y ago
It's full of maltodextrin which is about as healthy as pounding sugar.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Soylent is so awful for you. They really capitalized on the ignorance of millenials with regard to proper nutrition. edit: Shouldn't have trigger responded, but one of my biggest gripes with Soylent is their use of maltodextrin. It&#x2
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I'm very curious to see how a 5-AI team would "plan" smoke ganks. Really exciting time for technology as deep learning is moving into gaming. I'm reminded of the games played in the movie 'Her'.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Impossible to answer without context. Location? Specialization?
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Would you feel uncomfortable if the author was a woman? It is sad that in today's society men are immediately perceived as a potential threat to a child. The fear mongering is getting ridiculous.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Thinking about what exists outside the universe always makes my brain feel weird. It seems impossible for your thoughts to imagine anything because your thoughts themselves are bound by the universe itself.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I don't think there could have been a more hilarious response to clicking a link with that title. Got a good chuckle out of it.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
An interesting spin to this question would be "What are 5 websites you once visited daily but now no longer visit?" To answer my own alternate question: Biggest one for me would be Slashdot. It was once a great site for tech news.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
To me it's a good indicator of whether someone has a basic understanding of how to write efficient code. If you're hiring a mechanic, given the same pay request, who would you rather hire: (a) mechanic who can build a car that doe
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Well, technically it did. Investors, i.e. the capital, pressured him out.
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I really hope they have a strategy for dealing with drivers rating their riders poorly based on tips. Maybe aggregate all the rider tips into one and delay how soon they can view that amount? I really don't want to be given 1-star rati
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by eljimmy 9y ago
I try to stick to 40/40/10. That is, 40% protein, 40% carbs, 10% fat. I eat about 5 small meals a day about 3.5 hours between. Usual protein is eggs, chicken, sometimes pork/beef, and supplemented with whey. Carbs are usually
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by eljimmy 9y ago
Curious why you quit before securing a new job elsewhere? Did you just want some time off work?
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by eljimmy 9y ago
It's the other way around. Higher GI carbs will absorb quicker and cause spikes in blood sugar levels. Maltodextrin is considered a complex carb but it breaks down quickly into glucose so the impact on your blood sugar levels is on par
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by eljimmy 10y ago
This comes across as an advertisement.
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by eljimmy 10y ago
To each his own. I find DOTA (a MOBA) extremely entertaining. Far from repetitive. There are so many heroes with so many different dynamics that can arise from one game to the next. I don't really consider it a grind at all. MMPORGs ar
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by eljimmy 10y ago
Which is one and the same to the public. IMO, they need to stop applying robots.txt retroactively if they want to be considered a valid archive.

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