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by jhfdbkofdchk 3y ago
yeah that's how you know you legit have ADHD, when a cup or two of coffee makes you calm instead of wired. I do have a threshold where if I drink too much coffee I can't sleep, get jittery etc.
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by jhfdbkofdchk 3y ago
Happened to my friend in a 2017 or 2018 model S earlier this year. Drove through a large puddle, not like deep standing water, and after the stopped the car it wouldn’t start back. Water had gotten into the motor case and tripped a sensor.
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
It’s fine except for the Settings app.
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
Because they want depositors to spread their deposits around and not concentrate them at any one institution.
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
It was written 28 years ago
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
Only Amex at the moment.
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How did Bankman-Fried secure $250M bail?(reuters.com)
2 points by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago|0 comments
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
slightly faster clock owing to the process shrink, and some changes to the bus. They doubled the cache by having a 256 byte cache for instruction and data separately. Instead of a unified 256 byte cache. Kind of a poor showing given they we
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
Writing this in Perl will have significantly different results. Can’t speak for Go but text processing in Python is slow.
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
Ha, is this me? Did I write this? I’m in the same boat at one of the big tech firms. I think it’s being new and remote, I’m out of sight and out of mind. No travel for now, so i doubt I’ll get to meet the team in person anytime soon. I’m go
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
One of the pages talks about a problem he got talking to mathematician on sci.math. Where do mathematicians talk about math and collaborate on problems nowadays?
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
KNIME is a free, fairly well used tool in some sectors, for doing low and no-code analysis and machine learning models. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KNIME
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Ned Freed, co-author of MIME, has died(theviewfromguppylake.blogspot.com)
21 points by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago|0 comments
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by jhfdbkofdchk 4y ago
I don't know how NASA did it, but in the 60s and 70s the IBM Selectric typewriters had those replaceable balls and you could swap one in with special math symbols on it. https://www.duxburysystems.org/downloads/lib