fish_phrenology

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   by fish_phrenology 1y ago

   It took a bit but by the end it had grown on me. I agree it's technically not great but maybe I'm just used to that from reading sci-fi, most of which feels technically bad. That said my reaction to the first quarter was mostly &q
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   by fish_phrenology 5y ago

   Having rented in Seattle for 6+ years at essentially the lowest non-subsidized price point, these existed before, along with a variety of other problems.
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   by fish_phrenology 5y ago

   I don’t have the formal education or know how to get hired as a developer, and make 35k a year in Seattle doing non-developer stuff. $5k would be pretty neat. It does remind me of the height of the flash game period though (where I started
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   by fish_phrenology 5y ago

   Now that is a neat idea. I was thinking about making a film scanner that can auto scan + cut rolls of 120 and 35 but this is way neater. Thank you for sharing!
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   by fish_phrenology 5y ago

   I was thinking about this yesterday while looking for resources on building a board to read data from a modern sensor from something like an a7 (turns out its way over my head). The issue you’d run into with the pi hq camera module assuming
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   by fish_phrenology 6y ago

   The Seattle Police Department has both their badge numbers, as well as name tags. As you said, neither is particularly easy to read in the best of circumstances. Of course it’s made even more difficult by the officers covering the badge num
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   by fish_phrenology 7y ago

   I think a few fellow scientists at his institution (University of Washington) would argue against calling him a prominent climate scientist, or perhaps a climate scientist at all. He's a meteorologist, as stated on his faculty website