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7y ago
If you're hiring people like this, I don't think old code bases are your biggest problem.
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This article really reinforces my choice to drop ochem in college. It's funny how deciphering assembly code seems downright mundane compared to this jargon. Like, I get how given the process you could recreate things, or you could devi
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7y ago
I just reread your comment, and I think you should look at other options if you don't care about noise canceling. Pretty much all NC headphones sacrifice a lot to make the NC work well, so they don't sound fantastic. As for recomm
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7y ago
If you're on hn, you might not be opposed to replacing the battery yourself. Here's a teardown that exposes it [0]. It may be difficult to source a replacement battery, I would check aliexpress/ebay (usually better than mouse
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I haven't specifically used the 700s but I have tried tons of different nc implementations. And by predictable, I mean "a milliwatt chip can record, analyze, and reproduce an inverted signal in real time". What sounds predict
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Wow, I've only had the opposite experience. Having to do a gesture twice because it missed my first attempt. I've certainly never thought it was too sensitive. I wonder if there was a firmware update which tweaked that. I only got
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Active noise canceling has no way to deal with complex high pitched noise, such as a baby crying. Maybe in the future someone will reach that point but for now it's only good for predictable, and especially low frequency, noise.
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7y ago
They're similar, but I'd say the noise cancelation is a bit better on the sonys. I also prefer the tuning on the sonys, but that's a matter of taste. (I don't own a pair of qc35, but I did swap with a friend for a plane
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7y ago
Probably meant italic and underline
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7y ago
By far my most used git command is this alias for a much more condensed, prettified log: git config --global alias.lg "log --color --graph --pretty=format:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(yellow)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an&g
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7y ago
> Why would they lie? I kind of doubt it was intentional. Developers are not marketing, typically, and it seems reasonable to assume that a technical person said "aes" when a marketing person asked "do we have encryption?&
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7y ago
So as best I understand it, this has 1 niche advantage over typical exe/msi/uwp. It makes it more straightforward to create a generic application, which could then easily be "branded" by customers and then resold as thei
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7y ago
Damn socialists trying to feed the hungry. Next they'll be trying to shelter the poor, or heal the sick. In the richest country on earth, how can the government possibly afford to take care of its own citizens? /s
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I think the main pain point is towards front end appearance/interactions. Js as a language has gotten more ergonomic, but it's been Turing complete forever. As a practical matter, the pain comes when you say "I want to align
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What makes a meeting bad? Is it getting off-topic, non productive, that sort of thing? If so, wouldn't it make more sense to re-orient the group than to stop it? Stopping a meeting seems like a massive waste of resources, especially wh
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So where do you draw the line between team leader and manager? Team size? Amount of liaison with non-technical folks? Can you be a manager and a technical lead?
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It can be a delicate balance if you're not consistently outspoken. I've found the most success in trying to provide new proposals instead of critisim/feedback on others. No one minds an idea that sparks discussion, it's
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7y ago
Pretty sure the op was asking for a citation specifically about aws nodes. Should be simple enough to take a test workload on Intel vs amd nodes and measure things (besides "safety" which is too nebulous to measure). Consumer chip
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7y ago
Can someone explain to me what the problem is? If you run the installer, isn't that consent to install the software? That's the whole point of it. I guess this isn't the "Mac way" but this is exactly how I would wri
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And this is why allowing scripts/embedded executable files in document formats has always been a bad idea. There's always someone who will mess it up. Luckily there are some tools for sanitizing documents, such as dangerzone for p
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> being interconnected would make the world smarter and democratize knowledge. All that may be true, it may be out there, but it's damn hard to find. Wikipedia does a damn fine job in my opinion. You can find decent, democratized
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I also have never had issues. (if mobile = Android) That sounds like you either didn't set it as the os default messaging app or some "battery saver" optimization is running wild. If you can truly reproduce the issue, you cou
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7y ago
What is an "engine disconnect pedal"? You rewire the ignition or something?
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Here's an interesting idea, although it may be far fetched. Given the original, if a thief could produce a high quality counterfeit in van gough's style, they could possibly use parchment/ink from the true original in creatin
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Typically, very few industries are exposed to enough uncertain risk to warrant it. It's meant for workers who are exposed to an unusual level of risk compared to the job typically. The typical risk profile for delivery workers is robbe
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People downvoting this as a joke, it could also bring up a point. Lead acetate was used as a sweetener occasionally in US food products up until the FDA was established. People have been somewhat aware of its poisoning effects since the Rom
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Presumably the same reason people lick pens and pencils, something to do with softening or making it flow easier.
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> 'welding eyes' (basically sunburn?) Like a more concentrated sunburn. A welding torch will create much higher intensity UV than you're typically exposed to, and you're staring right at it. So instead of your skin, i
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Sure but that statistic is always measured as oil + natural gas + additives + other hydrocarbons. If you can find a source for crude oil extraction, not production, the US would almost certainly not be #1.
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7y ago
Ender's Game, by Orson Scott Card. The movie didn't even come close to doing it justice, the book presents so many cool problems and solutions that it just failed to convey. The book is phenomenal for sparking out of the box think
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