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legohead
7y ago
my brother is an actual genius. like Feynman level, without a doubt. he could have done something to change the world. but he decided early on that life is short and he just wants to have fun. so he works an easy, well paid government en
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7y ago
Reminds me when I bought my second car. I wanted to test drive 2 different cars at a couple dealerships. I called ahead to the first one and asked if the model I wanted was available. They said yes, and asked what I wanted to pay for it.
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legohead
7y ago
This is something I appreciate. Car dealerships are an eyesore, so it's nice when they group together somewhere.
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legohead
7y ago
I've never had to use volatile in code. This was all very interesting! For issue #5, a possible solution not mentioned could be to write inline assembly, no? It would keep the array non-volatile and should be portable.
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legohead
7y ago
I'd love to read what a crime syndicate does to improve their activities. Doesn't mean I agree with them... but no doubt it's really interesting and I might learn something from it.
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legohead
7y ago
The Idea Factory was a pretty enlightening book. I never realized how important Bell Labs was in our technological history. They purposely sought out the best minds and gave them freedom to find the next great tech.
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legohead
7y ago
it's not responsive enough either. maybe I have a light touch, but I never had problems with the physical keyboard before. many times I go to pause my music or change volume and the buttons don't register for 2 or 3 presses. I t
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legohead
7y ago
Thought this was about Kongregate, which is often shortened to Kong.
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legohead
7y ago
I love this story and painting, but I wonder.. did the Cossacks hold their ground, or did the Sultan eventually get them?
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legohead
7y ago
It sounded fine up until this line: > he proposed moving away from the current system that favours applicants with family ties to the US If a citizen is in the country and they want to bring their family over, that should be their right.
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legohead
7y ago
If I didn't have life insurance I'd accept $200k for my life.
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7y ago
> They presented three design challenge options to pick from, with a weeks notice and advised that we should spend no more that 3–5 hours on the task (wink, wink) I guess as a programmer I'm too logical. You tell me X hours, that&#
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7y ago
I was aware of leap seconds after working for an online auction website. How to deal with all the auctions that may be ending right at or before the leap second? Our solution was simple: temporarily pause all the auctions :) We already had
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legohead
7y ago
Brand marketing towards children is a real and effective thing. There was a study done on wrapping basic food (carrots/apples) in McDonalds branding and kids said it tasted better [1]. Always seemed scary to me. Glad my kids don'
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7y ago
Audio jack!
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legohead
7y ago
there's a big difference between "possible" and "probable" radio waves are classified as possible carcinogens.
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legohead
7y ago
Has there been a big IPO that didn't fall? It seems like shorting these is the obvious thing to do, but I admit ignorance when it comes to investing.
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legohead
7y ago
> In Nethack, I’ve polymorphed myself into a cockatrice, layed cockatrice eggs, polymorphed back, picked them up (with gloves on) and used them as hand grenades of petrification. > And to complete the chain of "the dev team think
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legohead
7y ago
select is super well known in C, as I'm sure you're aware. I have over 20 years in it myself. sure, workarounds are easy, but that's not the point. your suggestion that it should be named the same as Go is a bit ridiculou
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Seek out an immigration lawyer. Although legal, most of the ways are considered shady, so I don't want to go into details on here. But I am part of a certain foreign community and know it has been done.
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legohead
7y ago
Reminds me of when I worked at a smaller telecom company who had a crazy VP. He would approach random employees, ask them who their long distance carrier was, and if it wasn't the company, he'd fire them on the spot. "Why a
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Thanks for this, I just started getting into and writing Go code. I have a question that I don't remember being answered in any tutorial I've done so far. I've written a lot of C code and I typically make memory managed list
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7y ago
portable TVs were like magic. well, so was the GameBoy for that matter. that feeling of technological magic was unique. I wonder what the equivalent would be for today's kids?
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legohead
7y ago
You left out flat out lying in an attempt to sway the human domain towards a certain solution: say, military budgets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOTYgcdNrXE
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I read Crime and Punishment for the first time recently. found it quite boring and with limited meaning. but I am a 40 year old man and understood the concepts the book was introducing a long time ago. I feel like with the advent of the i
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8y ago
When attempting to prove intelligence to aliens by mathematical proof, would we include 1 as a prime number?
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I've been intrigued by traffic after moving to SoCal from Oklahoma. day after day you will hit pockets of slowness only to find out there was no obstruction. in the past I read about 'shockwaves' in traffic. one guy changes
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8y ago
in California, at least SoCal, this "rule" has no meaning, as the congestion is at maximum level. there are simply too many cars for fast traffic to even be possible. even during non-rush hour periods the congestion is ridiculou
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8y ago
Hypothetical.. Ethereum is the world currency. Everyone is using it. Criminals and script kiddies are running scripts that guess completely random private keys. Occasionally they make hits and steal people's wealth. What's the
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My FIL in Russia built a metal box contraption he used to smoke fish in his flat/apartment. Put fish inside w/wood chips or whatever you use to smoke, then place it on the gas stove and light it up. It had a vent hole on the top
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