kanzenryu2

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by kanzenryu2 4y ago
Musk is the lead designer for the rocket. That's not something Bezos does, for example.
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by kanzenryu2 4y ago
Loved Wave, thought it was terrible that it got shelved
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by kanzenryu2 4y ago
Exercise is bad for your body. Recovery from exercise is very good.
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
So... many... assassinations
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
For something like lead you can look at different parts of the world at the same moment where lead was abolished at different times in the past. Also of interest might be: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flynn_effect
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Wow. I'm struggling to imagine multiple professional law enforcement staff closely examining it and not noticing that it makes no claims to be US currency.
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Story time?
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Obvious question is how much water has to touch how much magma to yield that much energy?
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
This does worry me, though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyby_anomaly
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
The thing that really gets me is just how densely the whole mechanism is packed together. What a masterpiece. The techniques must have been developed incrementally over many revisions of the machine, perhaps over several lifetimes by variou
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
I've never seen any kind of computer system that can drive multiple monitors reliably. Sleep, disconnect, awaken, reconnect, etc. and some simple combination will end up with a monitor that sleeps, or the resolution is wrong, or other
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Well you can always just log in and remotely debug it via a REPL... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gZK0tW8EhQ
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
I don't get it. Does this mean SCO had a valid legal point after all if IBM paid them $14.5M?
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Never understood why somebody else couldn't take over the same sort of role. As I understood it, PJ wasn't particularly close to the case in any way, she was just interested and was collecting relevant documents and putting them o
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
As somebody who's quite a bit of a generalist, I really don't see this happening. IT is just such a huge field that knowing enough general stuff to be useful is still pretty hard.
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Many/most senior devs do not have the experience you described. But there are often a lot of meetings, reports, and managing other devs.
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
It's extremely common. And many of them are fairly productive until an awkward bug shows up.
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Maybe ask female employees of Uber if they agree with that
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
There were only a handful of mass extermination camps. There were tens of thousands of concentration camps. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/nazi-camps... .
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Don't be put off by the bit about vampires.
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
You might enjoy this amazing talk. I've linked to a part when the next 20 seconds of explanation turns the amazing up to 11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er_lLvkklsk&t=1436s
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
If you're living in a world where people are prepared to pay much more for your work than you first thought, eventually you're going to end up pretty happy
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
One of the only bankruptcies in history to make a profit! I worked for the Australian subsidiary in the 90s when they had "Vision 2000" of becoming the world's third largest telco by 2000.
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
These UML diagram tools are always pretty nice, but strangely enough they all seem to omit the collaboration diagram, which I found to be one of the most useful types. Yes, technically you can kind of simulated with Component diagrams, but
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by kanzenryu2 5y ago
Quantum theory disproves it
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by kanzenryu2 6y ago
Start calling each sprint "the stroll".
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by kanzenryu2 6y ago
This is one thing I love about MWI... it has at least some kind of explanation for randomness. For every other interpretation they do some stuff and then choose a random outcome, and I want to ask "and how does that random step happen?
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by kanzenryu2 6y ago
Quantum Physics has perfectly random outcomes
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by kanzenryu2 6y ago
I give you... http://www.swatchclock.com/
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by kanzenryu2 6y ago
The macbook range had years of delays

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