erobbins

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by erobbins 12y ago
It's sad that this behavior is unusual enough to be noteworthy.
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by erobbins 12y ago
Good. the decimal point needs to move (right) before this settlement can even remotely be considered fair.
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by erobbins 12y ago
Perhaps I can incorporate my car, and get it some rights!
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by erobbins 12y ago
So, an audited port of openssl comes out and the discussion centers around: 1. why CVS sucks and the openbsd team should spend 3 months doing nothing but reworking their development processes so they can use git like all the cool ruby hacke
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by erobbins 12y ago
alternatively, a disproportionate number of people who can afford competent legal representation are white.
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by erobbins 12y ago
Well, I have expensive hobbies. However, I only work enough to be able to afford them. 40 hours a week is plenty... but I do have to work those 40 hours.
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by erobbins 12y ago
I have an easy time believing that no one ever ran an accurately timed sub 4 minute mile before Bannister... but I find it hard to believe that it had never been done at all.
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by erobbins 12y ago
Could not agree more, just FUDbait. Thorium has great promise and India for one is betting big on it.
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by erobbins 12y ago
Does thinking this is hilarious make me a bad person?
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by erobbins 13y ago
While the technology they have built is very impressive, I can't help but think they are doing the wrong thing., in a way. I think the huge wins from automated cars will be in interstate cargo transport.. semis that drive themselves fr
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by erobbins 13y ago
I often find that by moving right I pass a TON of people who shifted left in anticipation of heavy traffic ahead.. left lanes back up, right lanes open up.
252.
by erobbins 13y ago
so... when's the appropriate time for "you wot mate?"
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by erobbins 13y ago
this is pretty bad code. For the C version, just changing strcat(gstr, str); to strcat(&gstr[lngth - str_len], str); cuts the execution time by 1/4 for the longest cases. original: 471sec 4096kb changed: 356sec
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by erobbins 13y ago
so true.. I've heard pilots say that you only eject when you're more afraid of the airplane than the ejection seat
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by erobbins 13y ago
a good rule of thumb for warbirds is that however much it costs you to buy it is about how much it will cost you per year afterwards to keep it flying.
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by erobbins 13y ago
I guess you don't use any online banking services?
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by erobbins 13y ago
one guy, one time, managed to get his hands on enough smoke detectors to make himself glow in the dark.. yes, seems perfectly reasonable to freak out about.
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by erobbins 13y ago
idrive is way better now than it was initially... they added some buttons. I use it every day and it's very easy. if bmw tried to replace it with some touch screen gizmo I would push the car off a cliff.
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by erobbins 13y ago
in the modern climate of bootcamped rails hackers, knowing that memory even needs to be allocated at some point is advanced.
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by erobbins 13y ago
it's like a riches to megariches love story
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by erobbins 13y ago
if it's not good enough, can I get the extra minute for free?
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by erobbins 13y ago
I'm sharper now, but I was a lot more motivated when I was 20.
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by erobbins 13y ago
my first day ever using unix. Left with a root shell. Trying things out, learning, made a few junk files somewhere or other. I was done with that and decided to delete them... "delete everything from that directory" I think: rm *
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by erobbins 13y ago
at my last job we had an unofficial slogan of "don't fuck with it friday"
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by erobbins 13y ago
those of us in the lone wolf camp get pushed aside a lot, and generally have to create our own opportunities.. which suits us just fine :)
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by erobbins 13y ago
clever. probably more clever to warn your attacker that people know where you are, or not go in the first place though
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by erobbins 13y ago
I always get either ISTP or INTP, depending on the N/S questions. I like to understand the risky situations I find myself in.
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by erobbins 13y ago
one of the problems there is that everything is extremely convoluted.... every single thing is a huge rat's nest of cross team dependencies. I found it an extremely frustrating environment to try and work in.
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by erobbins 13y ago
no. If you ride your genetic lottery winning privilege into success and then have a continuing history of pissing on people less fortunate than you, you must be a narcissistic ass.
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by erobbins 13y ago
finally someone gets it? amazing! If I was a functional language guy I'd apply.

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