kickopotomus

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by kickopotomus 6y ago
I think this, again, stems from a general misunderstanding of what science is. Science is a method of drawing conclusions about data. Sometimes, those initial conclusions can be misguided by incomplete data. The world discovered this virus
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
I would agree if they only ask once, but on a lot of apps nowadays it's a daily or weekly occurrence. That's annoying. If I already said that I do not wish to rate/review your app, don't ask again.
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
If you don't like Epic, then aren't they exactly who you want to take part in what will likely be a long and economically painful legal battle? I'm not a fan either but indie developers don't have the resources necessary
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
tailwind UI != the tailwind CSS framework. The CSS framework is licensed under MIT[1]. [1]: https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/blob/master/LICE...
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
The same thing is happening here in Austin. Developers are buying up older properties, demolishing them, and then splitting the lot into 2 or 3 sections and building smaller "modern" homes/condos.
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
> Bad code that ships is better than good code that doesn't But for how long? At some point, the technical debt that comes along with rushing out bad code will come back to bite you. You might be able to get a workable prototype for
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Alternatively, since min and max are part of clojure.core: (-> n (max vmin) (min vmax))
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Has anyone come out with a reason for the size? I mean they seem to reuse a lot of the same textures throughout the game so I have a hard time understanding how it managed to swell to that.
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
I bought my device. I own it outright. It should be up to me, not Apple, what software I would like to run on my device. It is extremely unethical for a company to dictate what software I am allowed to run on hardware that I own. It is even
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Based on the fact that the article mentioned the IRS being involved and the fact that the IRS has been more attentive to cryptocurrencies, my assumption is that they found some way to tie him to the wallets he was using. I would be surprise
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
> No one really goes to college and grad school to learn I did. As did many of my classmates. I've found engineering fascinating since I was a child so I enjoyed the opportunity. > How many times have you been on a date and you t
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
The mission as stated on Space Force website: > The U.S. Space Force is a military service that organizes, trains, and equips space forces in order to protect U.S. and allied interests in space and to provide space capabilities to the jo
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Are there any screen casts out there showcasing the utility of CIDER? I guess I have just never been a big emacs guy so it felt sort of clumsy to me but I am probably just missing something. Could also be that I am just too familiar with th
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Why is that? C remains an immensely popular language (especially as you get closer to the metal). I also don't see Linux being rewritten in something else anytime soon.
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Same issues apply to digital ICs as well. The design is much more than just the rules encoded into the logic. What size node are you targeting? Is there an integrated clock? What frequency? What I/O does the IC have? What are the elect
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
I think the underlying issue here is that IC design is one or two orders of magnitude more complex than software. In my experience, the bar for entry into actual IC design is generally a masters or PhD in electrical engineering. There is a
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
19% of US households are considered "high-income"[1]. H1B visas only account for ~2.5% of the workforce. [1]: https://www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0912/which-incom...
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
> Most high income jobs in this country are performed by foreigners. Citation? There are only about 3 million H1B visa holders in the US. The remaining ~120 million workers are citizens or immigrants in non-specialized work.
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Renesas | Principal Software Engineer | Full Time | Austin, TX | https://www.renesas.com/us/en/ We are currently seeking a Principal SW Engineer who is technically savvy and is excited about working within a SoC d
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
> Yes, there are legitimately people who believe the master-slave terminology trivializes American slavery. I suppose this is something I don't understand. How do terms become trivial when used in separate contexts? They are simply
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Honest question: are there people out there who are legitimately uncomfortable/upset about the usage of the terms "master" and "slave" in the context of technology? Or is this more so people trying to be too sociall
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
I think that you have a general misunderstanding on what a "right" is in the eyes of the law[1]. Furthermore, you appear to also have a misunderstanding of the differences between natural rights and legal rights[2]. > The socia
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Again, you are conflating rights granted by the constitution with legislation that dictates how businesses must operate. Racial discrimination in public accommodations, like those that you mentioned, was outlawed by the Civil Rights Act of
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
You do not have a right to use Twitter. Currently, in the US, you do not even have a right to use the Internet. Twitter and ISPs may decide not to service you. As it pertains to Internet services specifically, these services are also allowe
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
I agree. I think in it's current state, the graph is just a neat toy but even with just the help page, it already looks like a jumbled mess. It would be nice to be able to customize the graph or at least have it present the information
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
I actually don't think that we need term limits. There is something to be said for experience. Instead we should take on the rest of the policies you mentioned, but also limit members of congress to have strict W-2-only incomes. With t
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by kickopotomus 6y ago
Looks like they did. The logins weren't there earlier. Would love to see the frantic email thread that led to that. Still worth noting that none of those sites appear to have any sort of TLS enabled.
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by kickopotomus 7y ago
I am actually currently working on something similar but instead we opted to use JxBrowser[1]. It's basically what Electron used to be but has Chromium embedded into the JVM instead of Node. [1]: https://www.teamdev.com&#x2F
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by kickopotomus 7y ago
The market and the current administration both benefit from a low count of confirmed cases. The administration has already been criticized for repeatedly attempting to slash the CDC budget[1] and terminating the epidemic response team[2]. T
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by kickopotomus 7y ago
Nothing about any of the posted information is ambiguous. On the other hand, you decided to extract partial quotes that fit your narrative in a way to be purposefully deceptive. Researchers saying "we are not completely certain but the

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