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mnemotronic
5y ago
Damn. I like learning languages, skeet-shooting AND Ska. Is there a bumper-sticker or tee-shirt for me?
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mnemotronic
5y ago
Please don't take it personally, but that's hard for me to swallow. I've probably got coffee mugs that are older than you from places where I've written code. And thus does the clueless old man fade off into the sunset
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mnemotronic
5y ago
In my limited (2 years) experience, the pre-sales engineer, "solution architect" is someone who knows the product and about 85% of the client's environment and requirements. Their job is to say "Our product can meet all
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5y ago
$250k. Wow. I'd have to say you'd need multiple doctorates, you'd written at least one book that every programmer regards as "The" reference manual, and gotten a Nobel Prize for something. I've been writing
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5y ago
Any outgassing from the synthetic material, the adhesive of the sealants? How well does it stand up to 100 mph winds or golfball size hail? How well can it resist UV at 8200 ft ASL?
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5y ago
What goes around comes around. Or if you prefer: For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged, and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again. Matthew 7:2
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5y ago
Last night someone broke into 2 cars belonging to members of the co-housing community where I live. They stole the handicap tags -- the plastic thing hanging from the rear-view mirror that we put up when parking in a handicap spot, in this
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5y ago
<i>It could not. A hearing test requires an environment with exceptional isolation</i> Don't be so picky. Or don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good enough.
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5y ago
I'll bet most earbuds with active noise reduction and equalization could be tweaked to provide augmentation similar to a hearing aid. The current algorithms for active noise reduction are designed to suppress external sounds -- all th
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5y ago
So who was on the city council & planning commission in 2010-2018? Did they, by any chance work for the oil or building construction sectors?
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5y ago
It's dirty out here in the real world. What happens when those grooves get plugged up with mud, bits of glass & other tires and dead squirrels? But I'll admit, I do want the "Picyures to download".
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5y ago
can it handle a c7sus4aug5 open tuning?
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5y ago
I think it peaks around 4-5 pm UTC which translates to about noon to 1pm eastern time. G2 is pretty minimal but the WSA-Enlil graphic show some interesting effects when you move the scroll bar manually. The Lasco Coronagraph does too (see
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5y ago
... and I still don't understand why I'd want to use currying, except as a mental exercise in "look at the weird things I can do".
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5y ago
All the same "You should have done XXX ten or twenty years ago" arguments. We know prescribed burns reduce the intensity of natural fires. For an article entitled "California Megafires are solvable" I wanted to see mor
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5y ago
I'd read these books (from possible future titles) : // Twenty Inches of Monkey // The Hydraulic Facelift // Deceased When Last Seen
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5y ago
I need a system that: A) Let's me and other users add annotations to a document. B) Allows me to view all the annotations added to a doc. C) Automatically, or semi-automatically merges annotations from the "version 1.0" doc i
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5y ago
It's an advertisement. So now ycombinator is doing spam distribution?
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5y ago
Hey! A no-RUD landing!(Rapid Unplanned Disassembly) I think it did the transition back to vertical at a higher altitude than previous attempts. Too bad there was cloud cover and the video was not working.
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5y ago
The acronym would be more fun if the product was Text-InTo-Speech. Yea.... -1
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6y ago
I, for one, welcome our new airway clogging overlords.
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6y ago
Brood-X will start appearing in weeks ahead in Eastern US. BIG marketing opportunity.
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6y ago
Load up a firetruck of the stuff & use it for crowd control.
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6y ago
Hondo-mega? hega-mertz? Ronna-hertz & Quecca-hertz just doesn't do it for me.
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6y ago
And the globalist conspiracy theory websites go crazy...
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6y ago
IMHO, It's a mechanical problem. Someone who is good at understanding or designing Rube Goldbergs or mechanics can understand programming.
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[quote]areas of the brain correlated with working memory and encoding new information were more active during handwriting.[/quote] I could have told you that. Writing it down helps me remember it.
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Agreed. If extending the domain from guitars to beers or wines, then how about to cars? Can anyone tell the difference between a Veyron and a Ford F100? I hope so. Hint: the Ford has a gun rack in the rear window;the Bugatti has a V-16.
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7y ago
Responsibility. Because of the inherent remote and anonymous context of on-line dialogs or exchanges, they don't have the same level of personal contact as direct person-to-person exchanges. People say things on-line that they would
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