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by fnord77 1y ago
> world's most beloved programming language The more I use python, the more I hate it. For the inconsistencies and the short comings and the stuff it glosses over and absurdities like having the default queue be thread safe (sacrif
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by fnord77 1y ago
> Not so great for getting cars out of NYC This will never happen. Not in our lifetimes. And as I get older and less able to walk, I don't want it to happen.
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by fnord77 1y ago
one of the compounds mentioned in the article appears to promote telomere elongation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epitalon
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by fnord77 1y ago
where are the non-boomers looking for jobs these days?
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by fnord77 1y ago
> Somehow similarly, Java's type information is also partly erased in the bytecode; Just for generics, I believe
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by fnord77 1y ago
gate keeping onion cutting? really?
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by fnord77 1y ago
Cool. I feel right in the center. Where's my job offer?
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by fnord77 1y ago
Site mentioned Lotus 1-2-3 on a couple unixes, but not SunOS It was definitely on SunOS, I installed it for several customers.
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by fnord77 1y ago
> Place your knife as usual for each of your ten dice cuts, what does this mean, exactly? I don't cut onions. Also I assume there is some pre-step where you cut the onion in half on some axis, but I don't know which.
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by fnord77 1y ago
From their 2-d diagram, I'm having a hard time understanding what they mean by "vertical cuts" and "radial cuts"
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by fnord77 1y ago
> I never had this fake sense of shame or embarrassment It's not fake. Just because you don't experience it doesn't mean it isn't real
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The 1938 Experiment That Could Open the Door to a Nuclear Fusion Boom(oilprice.com)
4 points by fnord77 1y ago|2 comments
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by fnord77 1y ago
> The dissolution of common stock is rare outside of cases of liquidation or bankruptcy, Without exception, every startup my friends and I have worked at that got acquired dissolved the common stock and made the options worthless.
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by fnord77 1y ago
Is there any downside to requesting data brokers delete your personal data?
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by fnord77 1y ago
Kinda odd that AVs are allowed on roads but not on farmland
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by fnord77 1y ago
sounds like they survived 1,000 reqs/sec and the cloudflare CDN survived 99,000 reqs/sec
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by fnord77 1y ago
binary is far easier to do in electronics (on or off)
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by fnord77 1y ago
sama posted a picture of the death star yesterday
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by fnord77 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switch#Contact_bounce
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by fnord77 1y ago
"no free lunch" usually boils down to violating some law of thermodynamics. since we're preventing the body from adding excess potential energy to the system, I don't think this is violating any no-free-lunch rules.
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by fnord77 1y ago
Wait, what software engineering jobs require you to move to the Bahamas?
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by fnord77 1y ago
Read the article. The reality is the FAA choked innovation in this industry.
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by fnord77 1y ago
When can we have diamond windows ?
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by fnord77 1y ago
> Surely this is going to cause some old geezer to be screaming through a congested area and not be able to keep up with the ATC traffic calls because he’s never gone this fast before, Some "geezer" trying to land at OSH 2025
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by fnord77 1y ago
This article is outdated. FAA split the concept of "sport pilot" from LSA Now Sport Pilots can fly just about anything with VS1 of 59 knots or less (clean stall speed) (up from 45kts) Meanwhile, new plane designs can go through a
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by fnord77 1y ago
> Would we have the same political climate? that's exactly where my thoughts went
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by fnord77 1y ago
there's lots of SPAs that look like normal web pages. Twitter for instance.
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by fnord77 1y ago
they attempted this in 2018 https://9to5google.com/2018/03/30/google-url-shortener-shut-...
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by fnord77 1y ago
won't Bitcoin become worthless the millisecond any wallet gets cracked?
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by fnord77 1y ago
and mitigates technological risk, like if Toyota makes good on those solid state battery claims, Tesla might be screwed

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