mbrameld

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by mbrameld 6y ago
Nobody managed to get a video of the rioters? Doesn't that seem odd to you? Additional context is welcome as long as it's either verifiable or doesn't serve an obvious agenda. Here's some additional context that's j
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I don't know if it's still the same, but when I was running the produce department at a Food Lion in the mid 90s we would just discount the damaged produce and only tossed stuff that was rotting. Bruised apples got wrapped 4 to a
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by mbrameld 6y ago
mb means millibars to you in the context of file size? How does that make any sense?
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Which e-bikes have you been looking at? I've ridden the Trek Powerfly and the YT Decoy and they're both exactly like what you're looking for. They only add to your output and in proportion to it. I also have a Raleigh cruiser
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by mbrameld 6y ago
It only invalidates your hard work if the purpose of your work is to populate your GitHub commit history.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Why? I wrote it, I know exactly what it means. Maybe you should take a closer look? If everyone who uses OOP moves the complexity in the same way because they're adhering to OOP, then it is a distinction without a difference because th
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Why do you assume candidates can't look information up during interviews? Karat is probably the largest provider of technical interview as a service and they allow candidates to look things up while they're interviewing. The goal
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by mbrameld 6y ago
> They don't need months or years of runway. Isn't that only because bailouts are available for unforseen hardships that would otherwise require a runway?
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by mbrameld 6y ago
It doesn't say ALL other people are waiting for you to introduce yourself to them. I think the point is more that you miss 100% shots you don't take so don't let your fear of rejection prevent you from trying.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Ooh, sweet non sequitur.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
How am I doxing you if it's in your profile? People use names and titles in conversations the same way a 401k is a pension. I'm not sure you're qualified to judge genius. None of this is because you asked a question about pen
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I'm happy to explain. Let's start with the fundamentals: Do you understand that the meaning of a word is dependent on its context?
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by mbrameld 6y ago
There's not. Airline pilots don't start out in airliners. They don't even start in turbine-powered aircraft. They usually don't even start in multi-engine aircraft. That's because learning how to fly is hard enough
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by mbrameld 6y ago
The way people use OOP causes them to move the complexity in a particular way. That's why the distinction doesn't make a difference in this context. You're right, technically it wasn't OOP that was writing the code, it w
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Ooh, sweet false dichotomy!
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Not within the context of this discussion. Using your context clues > childish pedantry.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
A distinction without a difference.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I think the person you're replying to meant 2^N based on the context. They're saying you have to account for every possible combination of services being down.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Were those online classes purely asynchronous or was there a teleconference some number of times per week? I wonder if the difference in performance is due to accountability. It's easy to slack off when you don't have to look the
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by mbrameld 6y ago
A mousetrap is still a mousetrap, though. They didn't copy the Air Pods, you should be able to see the differences for yourself if you just look at the product pages. Can you honestly not?
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by mbrameld 6y ago
It's interesting that you mention cognitive dissonance while presenting a false dichotomy.
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by mbrameld 6y ago
I think the analogy is a little short-sighted. Having a universal building code doesn't mean every building has to meet the same standard in every way. They can contain conditional logic. Flood-resistance would only be required if the
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by mbrameld 6y ago
Can you link to some of the studies and papers?
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by mbrameld 7y ago
It also doesn't necessarily mean only non-viable virus particles.
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by mbrameld 7y ago
> localizing the manufacturing isn't a pancaea by any means as they also shut down during pandemics But you eliminate other failure modes related to the pandemic that don't involve the plant physically not operating due to work
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by mbrameld 7y ago
I'm learning to teach people how to fly helicopters. I got my private pilot license, instrument rating, and commercial pilot license over the last couple years and now I'm knocking out the flight instructor rating. Tech-wise I&#x2
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by mbrameld 7y ago
$225 is for hostile fire/imminent danger. Hazardous Duty is $150. I'm not sure which one is more appropriate.
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by mbrameld 7y ago
It would only fail if the host hardware failed in a way that damaged all three discs, which seems unlikely. It's for data backup, not uptime redundancy.
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by mbrameld 7y ago
> Maybe I just have an aversion to a bunch of unknown people touching all my stuff, pandemic or not. I don't know if this will help or hurt, but by the time you pick it up off the shelf it's been handled by plenty of people.
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by mbrameld 7y ago
> Is it really so hard to help other people learn, and to accept that the only advantage you have on them is starting earlier? If only the world were that black-and-white. It took me a long time to realize the habits I learned from my fa

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