genkimind

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by genkimind 5y ago
Moving the opposite direction, just discovered west coast social justice issues. Jesus christ.
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by genkimind 5y ago
I lean right (fiscally) and sometimes my comments are perceived as unwelcome in group chats. Such topics include afghanistan, covid statistics, are seemingly discouraged. Comments talking about how terrible, racist, and sexist the company i
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by genkimind 5y ago
Same. Sore arm after the first shot. NOTHING after the second.
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by genkimind 5y ago
This should have the citizens mass protesting in the street. DNA and iris samples to get / maintain a phone number. This biometric data that cell phone users will be forced to turn over to the Government includes; fingerprints of the u
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by genkimind 6y ago
The typical consumer is not going to use linux.
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by genkimind 7y ago
I can't believe you just changed the value of your life to a money amount you would theoretically lose.
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by genkimind 7y ago
I can only speak for the first gen zen. There's a bug with most motherboards that cause a hard lockup every day or so. Changing the power state fixes the problem with an updated bios but disables boost. Thread: https://bugzi
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by genkimind 8y ago
It's possible that nobody was on the bridge. Loads of tankers are driven by autopilot. Additionally, the USN ship wasn't transmitting AIS so they were essentially invisible.
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by genkimind 8y ago
It depends on the ship, but given the underway scheduling for DDG's in Japan, generically and loosely: Repeat every 3-8 weeks randomly with gaps of 6 months every 2-3 years: 2 hours of leaving port 1-3 weeks later: 2 hours o
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by genkimind 8y ago
Not sure about the firing squad... people make mistakes, I can certainly see how she was focused on trying to avoid a collision and forgot to sound the alarm. There must have been at least 5 other people on the bridge who could have done it
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by genkimind 8y ago
Operating as it does currently? I think we could probably sustain operations at 70% of what we do now. I think it's tough but doable to sustain it at the 100% level, but that would require a whole overhaul of the way the Navy does busi
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by genkimind 8y ago
Excellent question. I'd love to go into detail to paint a clearer picture but I don't think it would be prudent. So let's work with this thought experiment which is definitely not out of the ordinary: We're in a conditi
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by genkimind 8y ago
I think the high operational requirements expose a culture/procedural/values problem of the shipboard Navy overall, it's just particular visible in 7th fleet because of the unsustainability of the workload.
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by genkimind 8y ago
Navigating with other ships in close proximity is pretty common -- mostly when transiting into port, out of port, and through shipping lanes. It is pretty silly that they didn't seem to realize that the radar wasn't tuned correctl
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by genkimind 8y ago
This is an excellent point.
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by genkimind 8y ago
I spent 5+ years on a ship in 7th fleet and am all too familiar with what was described above. I would attribute it to a few things. Mostly the over-extension of resources and people. The operational tempo in 7th fleet is absolutely ridicul
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by genkimind 8y ago
It has nothing to do with corruption. See my other comment.
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by genkimind 8y ago
How old is your son? If he does have ADHD, it is absolutely something he can't control and medication will most likely help.
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by genkimind 8y ago
From what I've read, increased development in the PFC is one of the effects of stimulants. They are prescribed for PFC brain injuries for a reason.
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by genkimind 9y ago
Right here. Actually did a whole ten years, E-7. Once I had to be the mouthpiece I decided it was too in conflict with my core values and got out.
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by genkimind 9y ago
I really like what you said, and feel the same. I wish more people felt the same way.
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by genkimind 9y ago
It's real.
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by genkimind 9y ago
This was a very good read, thank you. To expand I'm an intern and some of the regular Software Engineers ask me for help, or I will show them how to do things. This helps me not get locked in my head that I'm just a "intern&q
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by genkimind 9y ago
Dude this game is fantastic. Especially how the individual letters split off. Great job!
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by genkimind 9y ago
No, other people ARE the API!
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by genkimind 9y ago
I think of a Lambda like you are creating a quick on the spot function/method to do something for you or for everything you have.
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by genkimind 9y ago
Dependency injection.
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by genkimind 9y ago
I left New Hampshire a long time ago. It's quite boring.
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by genkimind 9y ago
I see that tech companies are trying to get more diverse, and diverse is good without a doubt. Isn't it likely that males are just more interested in technology than woman? For example trying to diversify a ballet team.. I find it unli
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by genkimind 9y ago
Horrific!

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