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by lithos 10y ago
Javagaming.org has one for registration. Normally one of the hard looking programing problems that are easy, or a find the mistake that is keeping the program from running. Enough to look like a hard problem, even though a nonprofessional
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by lithos 10y ago
US and Canadian companies never stopped drilling in the oil slump. Instead they drilled down and left the last XX feet to the oil there/capped. That's one of the reasons that OPEC won't be as effective as they want to be. Of
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by lithos 10y ago
READ: I target engineers with email advertising/recruiting, and want you to make my job easier.
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by lithos 10y ago
I imagine there are more software people capable of programming their way through the problem than electrical engineers that can work their way through it. An electrical engineer is also going to see the Uber name and expect Valley idiocy,
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by lithos 10y ago
At one point making technology meant getting to the moon, now it means making adult baby sitting tools.
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by lithos 10y ago
If this becomes more true I'm glad that I choose electrical engineering over software whatever-you're-called-now. I can't imagine spending three years of weekends developing x companies software for a chance at an interview.
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by lithos 10y ago
There was an article posted about one of the Antarctic data centers. And it's a horrible place to put one. Air too dry, too cold, parts being months away, and rubber/cardboard losing the properties that it needs. The shear terro
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by lithos 10y ago
If you forget it, it'll come back to haunt you. Nukes are constantly being tested and requalifying. The NAVY does an outstanding job of punishing a nuke that does horribly at either of those.
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by lithos 10y ago
Usually something above 90 on the ASVAB, with exceptions for people who score 80s but take a special math and physics test. ASVAB grading isn't a fixed scoring system. If you score s 90 it means you beat 90% of the people who took the
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by lithos 10y ago
If you were to track radioactivity released by human activity to the actual environment, a coal plant releases more than a nuclear plant. It's actually a pretty fun argument: http://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions
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by lithos 10y ago
Now we need a tool that forces you to login to Facebook to track Google tracking. Or for kicks your yahoo account.
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by lithos 10y ago
Gambling, nicotine, alcohol, and porn. Maybe toss in videogames.
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by lithos 10y ago
One of trumps recent promises is to shove billions at airlines to make them competitive to foreign airlines that are subsidized. Bloomburg radio spent 3 days talking about it and pulling in guest speakers.
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by lithos 10y ago
My groups force evil characters to put effort into being evil. You need to work up a good reason why your character is working with the group, and how you hide it. I've also played a Forest Gump good character with a group of evil ch
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by lithos 10y ago
It'll become pretty funny if humans become so addicted to alt-reality that future generations view leaving the planet's atmosphere as stuff of nightmares. Since they'll no longer have instant access any more.
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by lithos 10y ago
Most of the houses that sell for 'free'/'cheap' have been scavenged over by neighbors and similar. Things like dry wall being ripped out to get copper wiring to sell isn't unusual.
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by lithos 10y ago
It's a little bit of a relief that the current crop of SV figures won't be the group of people who hand pick the first space generation. Though I'd probably say that about anyone (or at least hope I would).
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by lithos 10y ago
Class warfare. All those agreeable office workers and higher class people can access the site whenever (including work). All the icky people working in factories, services or places you sweat don't need govt. services anyways.
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by lithos 10y ago
It's pretty frequently used for larger projects (airport scale). The govt. is just now realizing that the amount of political capital spent on Uber will have no returns, which is pretty taxing to politicians with the public perception
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by lithos 10y ago
Soon CEO contracts will start to seriously limit which politics and public speech they're allowed to exercise.
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by lithos 10y ago
Sure some cities come ahead/untouched in this. But these immigration plans are to get rare skills, or combinations of skills. If that's not worth the 130k, your company doesn't need those skills enough to use this type of pr
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by lithos 10y ago
In which you prove that your social engineering product works by supporting what was supposed to be the two largest long shots in recent history (Brexit, and Trump). Also love how the title doesn't use those two swear words to get &#x2
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by lithos 10y ago
There are companies doing far better though. For instance CAT has almost free training courses for their equipment. The only thing they don't pay for is your initial travel to the middle of nowhere. (This isn't sales pitch expos
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by lithos 10y ago
Remove hard drive send via UPS, or private courier. If that is insufficient it's not a fight over security. It's a fight about mobilization of lawyers and political contacts.
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by lithos 10y ago
Amazon is really good at operations that are very low margin. Google seems to brag about financial incompetence when it comes to "other" projects. If those statements are what you use to reason your way about why AWS was first it
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by lithos 10y ago
I put a good amount of thought to think of a direct comparison to the IT world. As it stands right now "everyone knows" that IT companies are skirting and breaking the law(s) when it comes to data collection and retention. It&#x2
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by lithos 10y ago
An American officer isn't really allowed to blow off concerns (at least from a nuke) like they did in that rant. They actually can't if they want to keep their job. This rant pretty much falls into what every sailor that hates th
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by lithos 10y ago
On whole apples my favorite was confectioners wax. Also thin enough to make the apple shiny.
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by lithos 10y ago
I hope not. Most of the security for modbus are in the form of MasterLocks (those locks everyone learning to pick lock buy a dozen of). If you have physical access to the system it's assumed you're supposed to be there. At least
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by lithos 10y ago
Right now I'm actually taking a pretty decent pay cut of what I could be getting. The things that got me: Very flexible hours for normal work periods (could choose to not wake up to an alarm 3 weeks out of 4) Relaxed interviewing proc

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