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by hateful 6y ago
There's a further separation here - let's call them "conscious" and "recognization" and they are processed by two different parts of the brain. I'm doing a lot of generalizing in this explanation and I&#x2
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by hateful 6y ago
> reducing Earth-Mars travel time to just three months Does anyone know what it was reduced from?
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by hateful 6y ago
"English is not a language, it's three languages wearing a trench coat pretending to be one." - Gugulethu Mhlungu
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by hateful 6y ago
So the ride continues. Inuit's Sharebuilder -> Capital One Investment -> E*Trade -> Morgan Stanley...
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by hateful 6y ago
My first job in 2000 was converting files from the "PC" so they can be used on the Mainframe - and this was one of our biggest issues. Some things never change. Used to rename csv files to anything but csv to import them so you&#x
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by hateful 6y ago
I think it's 5D because it just skips the "our" 3rd dimension. Just because Chess movements are in a 2D space, doesn't make the 3rd dimension temporal. You can move in 2 spatial dimensions and 1 temporal one (the 4th), b
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by hateful 6y ago
This may be a stretch, but could this be a clue into the upcoming movies featuring the MCU multiverse? Could the version of Spider-man in this game not be in our version of the universe?
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by hateful 6y ago
I'd like to know this also. I had bad acne in my teen years until I stopped washing my face completely and I haven't had anything but a pimple or two in over 20 years.
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by hateful 6y ago
In some of the companies I've worked for in the past, there's this weird misconception that if you don't look stressed, then you're not taking things seriously. "I don't think you are treating this issue with t
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by hateful 6y ago
I also like this feature - it's never been a problem for me. What is the problem is the data that they keep that I don't easily know about. I may be wrong, but this article sounds to me like it's going to delete the data you
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by hateful 6y ago
From what I remember it went like this: Microsoft: we're giving everyone the NT Kernel Geeks: No, we want 9x Kernel Microsoft: Fine, here's Windows ME Geeks: Noooooo! Microsoft: Releases Windows 2000 Geeks: We w
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by hateful 6y ago
I like this a lot. I would say that going with one of the existing standard libraries is a start - lodash is a good example. Another thing is anyone can roll most of these tools into standard libraries if the source license allows them to.
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by hateful 6y ago
It isn't always the case, but a lot of times people do this to other people because they themselves are insecure.
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by hateful 6y ago
When I was in elementary school (in the 80s) I used to fail handwriting over and over. My teacher told me "When you get older, if you want to work in an office, you're going to have to have to write a lot of reports, and for that
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by hateful 6y ago
I've always loved that (also, sans theological content). It's good advice for anyone. It's strong statement because in one sentence it can give someone something that a lot of people may not have - self awareness in the face
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by hateful 6y ago
The irony of all this is that one time in the 00s, I signed up for a website and copied and pasted my email to the verify field and it was wrong!
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by hateful 6y ago
I have that extension, too!
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by hateful 6y ago
I absolutely love AutoHotKey. I've been using it for over 15 years. I used to use it to format my HTML back when i only used a Text Editor (similar to what this link is using for Markdown. I never use my right-control key so I map a lo
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by hateful 6y ago
I may have this wrong, but this can also lead to certain allergies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLC0cX3rAX0
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by hateful 7y ago
let experience$ = INKEY$
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by hateful 7y ago
I've noticed that it does this in meetings, but not in a direct chat with another person (I don't think group chats either). What I usually do in that case is create a meeting so that I can do that.
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by hateful 7y ago
Could it be that just like having extra neutrons in an atom make it more massive, but still have nearly the same reactive properties - that the particles themselves are made up of something else that can have extra "higgs" that ma
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by hateful 7y ago
They could probably save tons just by deduping the npm and github homepages of every package!
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by hateful 7y ago
I see this in Programming/IT a lot. Also a very similar case whereby the person fixing the issue gets pressure to complete the fix and even blame after the fact. It would be like going to doctor and blaming the doctors for why I was si
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by hateful 7y ago
This is a great example of something that happens when a technology/program/framework has a long history and an existing community. Most users have been there for a very long time and sometimes the instructions or documentation do
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by hateful 7y ago
I have never met an application that's as easy to maintain as a spreadsheet is. It's the only thing that feels like you're actually editing what you want and not being hand cuffed by some constraint. It's the very defini
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by hateful 7y ago
TL;DR: we didn't, they did.
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by hateful 7y ago
The severe lack of options for customizing interfaces in any computer system really infuriates me. I understand that too many options can lead to a basic user configuring an application in a way that would cause them to call tech support be
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by hateful 7y ago
It wasn't just me! Though it was interesting that googling "google sheets down" and clicking News returned 3 results regarding winter weather bedding and 0 results about Google Sheets.
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by hateful 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunter_vs._farmer_hypothesis

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