heyjudy

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by heyjudy 8y ago
The launch market for commercial customers is very small, and any hint of economic downturn hits capital asset investment (ie satellites) proactively. To me, this sounds like another ominous indicator of an imminent economic downturn.
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Trying to understand what was written: did you mean "en masse," not "on mass?"
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I warned you https://youtu.be/XcxKIJTb3Hg
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Mandatory killer rabbit: https://youtu.be/XcxKIJTb3Hg
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by heyjudy 8y ago
Thank you. That site is a conservative FUD merchant. Btw, Malcom Gladwell is also a conservative insurgent.. watch The Jimmy Dore Show as they expose MG's evidence-free trashing of cannabis. All he has is loaded language and sketchy ma
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by heyjudy 8y ago
City Journal -> Manhattan Institute for Policy Research -> conservative trusts and think tanks This is an anti-union, libertarianism propaganda piece, at best... please don't fall for it.
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by heyjudy 8y ago
You're making the classic fallacy based on your anecdotal experience. Lockheed, Boeing, Raytheon, Palantir, Thales, SSL, Redhat (IBM) and more definitely make a good living off the MIC in the Bay Area. USARL, DARPA and the national lab
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by heyjudy 8y ago
Beware of the hubris of those surrounding Peter Thiel, whom are war hawks and pro military startups of all sorts... including Palantir which is used to target and eliminate dissidents. And even more troubling are a few of the Ukrainian and
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When capitalists push humanity to the brink of collapse out of primarily short-term self-interest to expand their largess beyond material success in their domains that it cannibalizes public commonwealth and corrupts governments to add to i
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by heyjudy 8y ago
Surprised Microsoft didn't shame unpaid users directly and offer premium merge options yet.
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Doesn't that Jordan Peterson guy make a claim that roughhousing with kids is required or else (Bad Things)?
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by heyjudy 8y ago
mid-2012 A1278 or Lenovo T480 hackintosh. Modern MBP's: - glued-in batteries - nonservicable RAM - nonservicable SSD - lack of peripheral ports - terrible keyboard - thin and fragile - very expensive - USB-C charging is a step-backward
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It makes sense... almost Power law distribution of talent. The wisest move is to hedge bets accordingly and accurately classify potential talent for said investment. The worst move would be to do what the US is doing: - nationalist xenophob
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As long as there's no lutefisk on crispbread. ;P I lived with some Norwegians and hung out with YSC in the Bay Area. I'm not more than 10% Scandinavian, if that. Packing a lunch can be wise, if it's worth your or someone els
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Randomly transpose keys }:> Random error messages Reboot randomly Create unusual files And yet the antivirus can't find anything. :) BBS lists, Turbo Debugger and that giant purple & white Microsoft Press book with most of the I
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by heyjudy 8y ago
Uncontrolled type-2 diabetes is no joke. I had a Danish neighbor growing up who worked for Spectra-Physics and had an RX-7 (Wankel) back in the day. After he retired, he got diabetes but didn't take insulin with uncontrolled blood suga
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by heyjudy 8y ago
I'm looking for, and haven't yet found, a practical-as-possible, intermediate language design |& compiler design MOOC video course. Ideas appreciated.
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She needs a full- or part-time job to keep her going. You probably need a couple of part-timers who would work for little money and 1%. Maybe even offer another .5% if they're willing to work without salary. That way, you're not t
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Promising new Alzheimer’s treatment unexpectedly found in old antibiotic(newatlas.com)
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Externalities aren't paid by the perpetrator in America because they don't truly believe in personal responsibility.
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Including SGE's is a gray area of what's "business" and what's "commercial."
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by heyjudy 8y ago
I have $9k in student loans that bankruptcy wouldn't set aside for a degree I can't use (nothing to do with the degree, the defect is I) and Navient, Betsy DeVos' company, can go straight to hell.
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If I could buy the official or know quality battery part for $25, I'd do it myself.
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There's his expression in clip A, and the following subject in clip B. The viewer's impression of his social calibration (his appropriateness) in A changes after they see B . A is a neutral expression. B is a somber event where r
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by heyjudy 8y ago
It's difficult to say precisely. Someone with classic autism most likely wouldn't be able to interpret the implications of Hitchcock edit sequences because it would require Theory of Mind and social inference. Aspergers would like
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It's a manifestation of back-rationalization whereby future experiences alter and redefine memories of the past. This is just another example of how people are infinitely manipulatable, unreliable and that their memories, and even thei
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by heyjudy 8y ago
Do I really need to dust off my DeCSS Perl "this shirt is a munition" ThinkGeek shirt from way back? When something is new or "scary" doesn't mean knee-jerk legislation will do anything other than lead a country to
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by heyjudy 8y ago
FE/BE: Elixir/Phoenix which includes Brunch instead of Webpack/gulp. Also, yarn over npm where possible. BE: Go, Erlang/Elixir, Pony, Crystal, Rust... take your pick. REPLs in compiled languages usually have to be faked
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Omnigraffle is why there's no Visio on Mac, which is probably a Good Thing™. ;) Also, Omni has a cool name logo that almost reminds me of AVID's.
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Probably good for full-screen writing. Anywho. Feel free to add an opinion, I've been evaluating and whittling choices of fonts for code development: So far Monaco and Source Code Pro seem best. - Fira Mono https://fonts.g

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