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by faceplanted 9y ago
Definitely the kind of place you should find Ditto.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
These catchers exist, they use a ceramic-concrete mixture with a massive melting temperature.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Yes, I know what progressive enhancement is, my point is that it's not worth the effort of starting from literally just html and CSS to cater for the people so unwilling to work with you that they don't even have the second most b
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Yeah, but if you just casually don't use Javascript on the web, you're not worth catering to.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Do you guys have any graduate roles? I'm looking for places in London when I graduate and you have a very compelling careers page.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
If you could give an adversarial network control over a 3D camera around an object, you could train that way.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Hey, since you're here, how would you rate your graduate software positions as someone with inside knowledge? I'm considering applying for 2018 as I'll be returning to West London after my degree.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
I mean the hashtags have no real comparison, but those other two are a bit shady.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Pypy exists.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
True, but a lot of those people would rather use a safer language to prevent those bugs than write preventative code every single time, or remember to replace built in language features with their own functions every time.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
I believe "extra effort though" is entirely the point.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
I have tried many times to use a single one of them without the other 5 interfering and it has literally never worked.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Javascript lets you do anything wrong if you use == and not === though, I'm pretty sure the machine apocalypse is going to happen because someone types == instead of === at this point.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Door close buttons do close the door, but any time a normal person is using it, the door is already about to close as fast as it is allowed to when you press it, so it's not going to close any faster. If you're a maintenance worke
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by faceplanted 9y ago
The defence against that for me is that I have like 6 rfid enabled cards in my wallet, between my Oyster Card, student ID, library card, key card to access my work building, you can't scan any of them without taking it out individually
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by faceplanted 9y ago
>Is there any way to discuss generalized differences that won't be perceived as absolute and insulting? Whatever it is, I don't want to hear it in an internal memo, I don't want to hear anyone's opinions in a memo unl
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by faceplanted 9y ago
The thing that always got me as a kid was that as a boy, if you showed any signs of a technical aptitude in STEM and your parents found out, they'd practically have your life planned out right then and there, you'd get lots of &qu
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by faceplanted 9y ago
I just don't want to hear some one's fucking opinions on an internal memo, that is so much not what internal communication tools are for.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Except it wasn't a call to open discussion, it was an anonymously published manifesto that directly affected other members of the company. You can't just publish a manifesto about the benefits of slavery without some backlash, you
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by faceplanted 9y ago
You should see how long radiologists train to push a button. I got that joke from a radiologist.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Seems pretty consistently used in drug trading nowadays.
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by faceplanted 9y ago
Would it be possible to have headphones, bone conduction or otherwise, something they can still hear normal sounds through at least, which could convert an ultrasound "click" played by a speaker into a human audible "click&qu
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by faceplanted 9y ago
I would just go for using height like you mentioned, if you, an average person is 6ft tall, someone with a better job than you would be up to a foot taller than you, a millionaire would be tall building sized and a billionaire would stretch