legohead

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by legohead 3y ago
If you're going to make a wild claim like that on HN you should source it.
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by legohead 3y ago
I had a dumb labrador that was hard to train. Now I have a kokoni who knows 20 commands & words, and she is super easy to train. We haven't tried to test the limit of her abilities, we just ran out of things to teach her (that w
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by legohead 3y ago
Supposedly they want a crewed base by 2030...
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by legohead 3y ago
All it will tell me is mid-2018.
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by legohead 3y ago
Sounds like it's "reasonable" for you not to update then.
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by legohead 3y ago
Your argument is similar to the classic hand vs. power tools argument in crafting, which eventually boils down to "did you mine the ore and forge the tools yourself?" Nowadays the argument is about CNC vs. hand crafting. This is
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by legohead 3y ago
My domains are not my handle, and even so, I can't buy a domain with the handle I'd prefer (it's taken). My point was subtle, that this shouldn't be an issue. It has been solved in various ways.
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by legohead 3y ago
Well, it is file IO, plus processing on top. But it's not that simple, since if your data is small enough it can all be loaded into memory, allowing you to sidestep any file IO. But you still have the processing part...
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by legohead 3y ago
Can't choose your own handle (it's taken).
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by legohead 3y ago
My saying has always been: be nice to the DB Don't use it anymore than you have to for your application. Other than network IO it's the slowest part of your stack.
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by legohead 3y ago
That doesn't solve anything. So what if those particular people don't make as much? Something that benefits everyone equally, while also allowing capitalistic endeavors to continue, is more reasonable. Like a living wage.
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by legohead 3y ago
Adblock browser vs non. adblock browser is a pretty easy and quick choice.
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by legohead 3y ago
It's a mixed bag really, whatever you do with them has to be memorable for them . My wife is super into travel, our kids (teenagers) have been travelling internationally every year of their life from birth, sometimes multiple times a
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by legohead 3y ago
I interviewed at Signal for a senior developer. They do not pay well. I didn't even get past the phone interview because they were nowhere near my range. No idea where the $380k comes from, executives maybe?
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by legohead 3y ago
Double-edged sword. We may not even have this version of right to repair at all if not for lobbyists...
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by legohead 3y ago
Toyota is so weird about their EV stance. What I particularly like about EVs is their low maintenance. You remove many components that are required with ICE. Regenerative braking makes your brake pads last a crazy amount longer. And now
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by legohead 3y ago
I was as confused as well. Clicked on the first one thinking I was going to a game, using this "new database." But I like the idea!
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by legohead 3y ago
Every other keyboard you may need to use; for family, work, friends, is QWERTY. That is enough reason for me to stick with the norm. I already type 120wpm, which is only useful for a speed typing test. I never code, or even write documen
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by legohead 3y ago
I feel like your mind must have confused two people. Steve is very down to Earth. Maybe his youtube-battle with ElectroBOOM turned you off? Where he was pretty convinced he was right about the chain fountain.
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by legohead 3y ago
Hopefully this is an appropriate place to ask this question: I don't know what to do about threads/CPU for a game server project I want to write. I really want to use TypeScript, as I like the language and I want to use this as a
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by legohead 3y ago
My first thought was "mama" (and possibly "dada"), as I believe I've seen it attributed to the fact it's an easy word for babies to make since it mimics the first sounds we make. But it's not even mention
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by legohead 3y ago
At the very least, manufacturers should have to notify all users or via press release when a product has been compromised or can be compromised via a known attack, with maybe some required details like the severity of the breach and possibl
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by legohead 3y ago
There's also kicking off the ground during the backswing. Maybe that's against these olympic rules though ;)
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by legohead 3y ago
I am expecting raises to come soon and I am trying to think through how to ask for a higher raise. Any input would be appreciated. My company does this thing where they buy some kind of market research salary analysis and use it to gauge w
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by legohead 3y ago
Anti-trust also encompasses anti-competitive behavior, such as limiting consumer choice and stifling competition. It's a bit grey since Apple's marketplace is pretty unique. We need actual litigation to bring out clear answers.
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by legohead 3y ago
Company that has already lied in the past lies again, and everyone eats it up, again... The internet has taught me to never trust material science advancements at face value. Batteries, solar power, superconductors, nanomaterials.. Even wh
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by legohead 3y ago
If work gave me an office I would come in every day vs. the mandated twice a week we have. I worked for a company that gave everyone an office. Just long hallways of offices with floor to ceiling windows and a door. It was a startup that
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by legohead 3y ago
As far as info about the candidate, basically yes. I'm presented with a workflow of the hiring process, and then various links: resume, scorecard. There is a "Details" tab but it's not even fully filled out by whatever
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by legohead 3y ago
We use Greenhouse at my work. I don't know how ubiquitous it is, but I see the resumes how they were originally uploaded.
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by legohead 3y ago
I remember a HN post where someone used git history to make pictures out of their github tracker. Seems like a silly thing for companies to pay attention to. I'm pretty sure you can make up old history if you want, too -- just turn y

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