kchoudhu

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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Did you ever see this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpk2tdsPh0A This guy literally has a PhD in SM64. It's insanely complicated, and surprisingly lucid.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
I thought glitches were not allowed?
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
This interferes with the primary babysitting function that schools occupy in our society.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Get someone (anyone) to pay for a copy of Aqua Data Studio.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
No assembly involved. You launch a 20 ton tungsten rod with minimal atmospheric steering ability to LEO. Deorbiting the rod to a target will result in a 0.1 kiloton impact, which due to the directional nature of the strike will be far more
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
You don't need nukes for space weapons, kinetic bombardment will do just fine.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Honestly, Summers has joined the pantheon of people I recommend people never take economic advice from -- also included are Jimmy Cayne, Vik Pandit and Dick Fuld.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
It kind of does. Why should we take his opinion seriously after the debacle at Harvard?
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Is this the same Larry Summers that lost a billion dollars for no reason by forcing the Harvard endowment into a bunch of shitty IRS trades?
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
If anyone wants to know how Vermont Trotter's case panned out, here's the last appeal he exhausted in 2015: https://www.carltonfields.com/files/uploads/Documents/realpr... TLDR: he lost.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Sure, or we can think of it in the same way we thought about their investment in Citigroup in 2007, their investment in Uber in 2016 or their investment in Snapchat this year. They are masters of market timing... just not the good kind.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Maybe I'm one of those low productivity types that interview processes are trying to permanently weed out, but I rarely write more than 40-50 good lines of code per day. Commits any smaller than that would just look like code Hemingway
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
How much time do people spend messing with their source control that extreme tools like this become necessary? I commit like, once a day. What am I doing wrong?
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Yes, but will they make me get off my ass and go running?
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Cash is still a thing.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
I needed to look up TOML syntax, but the documentation is all on Github. Oof.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50A9wjJ40Dk
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
> My bank doesn't make me sit on hold for 20 minutes and isn't staffed by min wage employees Lucky you.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
This. Git is not a best in class solution, and the community that has coalesced around it has predictably not chosen best in class tooling. This is okay. It's just source control at the end of the day.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
You mean our baseball stadium. And definitely not our schools.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
I feel like people spend more time migrating blogging engines than actually blogging.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Found the Aussie.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
As it turns out, tunnel boring isn't rate limited by boring speed, but by the relocation of shit that needs to be bored through like underground utility conduits. Has Elon's company figured that problem out?
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
It's worth noting that TdR is not the bringer of profanity in the video. I wasn't impressed by whoever dropped the f-bomb.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
If they're anything like the automated data collection kiosks at LAX, this is going to be a colossal failure. In my experience, they are terrible at identifying brown people and children. Good luck implementing this at scale.
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Dynamically altering python classes(anserinae.net)
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Time to spin up that Gitlab instance, I guess.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
There are few hard sci fi shows on television right now -- having this cancelled is a pretty big blow to a type of entertainment that a lot people on this board take very seriously.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Why would this be surprising? Harvard mints MBAs, and those MBAs donate money to Harvard when they hit it big. Obviously Harvard is going to do its level best to make sure its graduates have the whip hand in industry.
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by kchoudhu 8y ago
Way to make it even harder to construct new housing in California.

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