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by jcims 3y ago
Holy cow it's a small world. I just subbed to that channel last week. Love seeing someone so practical and capable and the bloopers at the end are a lot of fun.
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by jcims 3y ago
I bought a large telescope a couple of years ago and the first month was out for a few hours every night paying close attention to the sky. It's amazing how quickly your mind develops a map of what's there. Planets take on this o
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by jcims 3y ago
Yep. Remote work since 2002.
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by jcims 3y ago
Totally agree.
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by jcims 3y ago
I just pre-ordered one. I like the concept. It’ll probably suck but it’ll be fun to try.
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by jcims 3y ago
I've worked at two large companies now with a mature managed Kafka offerings. The 'platform' engineering team handles all of the engineering, implementation, security and compliance, upgrades, observability etc. and have self
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by jcims 3y ago
Nice! Yeah, some things in the sky are actually way bigger than one might think. The first time I saw this composite of the moon and andromeda it kind of blew my mind. https://i.stack.imgur.com/gMZb3.jpg It’s probably a m
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by jcims 3y ago
800km deep. Oof. Seems like an ocean world could develop intelligence but technology would be quite difficult.
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by jcims 3y ago
Unless it has a common ancestor to life here. Then we still have to figure out if it started in this solar system or not.
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by jcims 3y ago
Thank you for this, it makes me feel better. He’s always with someone that loves him deeply, and is never experiencing neglect.
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by jcims 3y ago
My daughter just had her first boy and she's struggling with this. She's a night shift nurse and will regularly go 2 days a week without seeing her little one (1 year old). Now when she's home he's on her hip all day l
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by jcims 3y ago
>This is why I don't feel bad ordering smaller items from Amazon when I could drive across town and get it myself. I've long thought this. UPS isn't driving from the hub to my house to deliver a package, 90% of the increm
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by jcims 3y ago
As with everything, that greatly depends on where you live.
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by jcims 3y ago
Those look perfect for campus delivery applications.
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by jcims 3y ago
Sure but there's a tradeoff with ground transport. A drone can make the trip with much shorter traveled distance and potentially higher speed, resulting in higher utilization per vehicle. It also doesn't interfere with road traf
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by jcims 3y ago
Does using a physical process as the model by which the network learns and infers create an opportunity to implement the network physically? In this case it seems like it could be an interesting way to build things like modulators and demo
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by jcims 3y ago
I'm over here in my little corner of the world pumping my fists reading your posts in here. >religious attack-dog attitude I often encounter This describes it precisely. I'm sure it's partly rooted in a long history of di
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by jcims 3y ago
I’ve always had a notion that there’s some kind of gene theft with mimicry. The combinatorics of just rattling genes into existence that build a mock termite larva seem infeasible in the timescale involved. What does the math look like? H
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by jcims 3y ago
lol great minds think alike
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by jcims 3y ago
I've started drinking more NA beers to cut back on alcohol and I have to say they are getting better! The question of their value as a probiotic just occurred to me the other day when I was drinking something with a particularly yeasty
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by jcims 3y ago
You nailed it. If you think of our brains as a complex electrochemical reaction, the concept of activation energy is in play. And I just think that for some people in some situations their mind doesn’t have the wiring to generate sufficient
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by jcims 3y ago
Nice!!! Do you mind if I ask which pump you’re using? We’re already using the G6 cgm which she seems to like.
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by jcims 3y ago
Thank you, I really needed to hear this.
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by jcims 3y ago
That's amazing to hear. Thank you!
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by jcims 3y ago
That's the one she had. It's been a few years, maybe they have fixed it.
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by jcims 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! She's 20 and living at school so I have limited influence over her diet. She's pretty much raising a middle finger at her diagnosis right now out of spite and frustration so it's a tricky situatio
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by jcims 3y ago
My youngest daughter has been on a pump for six years now and she's completely burned out and apathetic about it all. It just all blurs together and her diabetes is not well managed at the moment. My oldest and I had a sort of improm
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by jcims 3y ago
There is
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by jcims 3y ago
I wonder sometimes if agile methodology exacerbates the problem. I've never been in a shop with a mature process so maybe we're just 'doing it wrong', but the incremental improvement philosophy doesn't really allow
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by jcims 3y ago
Marco Reps is hilarious.

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