mssundaram

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by mssundaram 5y ago
Probably in contrast to the embedded hardware development the OP does...
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by mssundaram 5y ago
They did this themselves. Fauci, CDC and WHO constantly have gone back and forth between each other and themselves.
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by mssundaram 5y ago
I like the meta joke
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by mssundaram 5y ago
132k is not that much for a US salary. And besides, I'd rather see the engineers of such an important project be well paid.
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by mssundaram 5y ago
You can even perceive it from the vernacular of how you refer to "crunch" - it has a feeling of something often talked about, a term used in the industry.
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by mssundaram 5y ago
If you're into other sources of caffeine, matcha can almost be described as instant green tea.
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Speaking just on the design of the article, Firefox Reader mode is very useful here
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Do you think that accounting is always correct, accurate and not rigged?
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Feel good virtue signaling
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Thank you, somebody with some sense
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by mssundaram 5y ago
> If a user paid a "Premium Internet" monthly fee, Google Ads could have a flag that turns it's data collection/sharing off That would be horrible! Data collection and sharing should be off by default, and I never w
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by mssundaram 5y ago
This article restricts its focus to borders, but I wonder if the author is also extending that to include internal lockdowns, for which there is a great amount of evidence that they're unproductive and destructive - see r/Lockdown
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by mssundaram 5y ago
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Perhaps you meant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ ?
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by mssundaram 5y ago
I'm having trouble understanding how 100 miles from the border covers 90% of the US population? Edit: I see - I was thinking only in terms of e.g. the Arizona southern border, however looking up the Constitution Free Zone shows that it
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by mssundaram 5y ago
I think he does and I think he's found a way to make money in crypto, even though he previously stated he thinks it will end badly
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Certainly not all of them. Edit - do you not consider Warren Buffet a conservative investor?
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by mssundaram 5y ago
I like your version of Foo and Bar - Fribblers and Borgles
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by mssundaram 5y ago
I think that they're pretty directly related, though maybe that's because I associate the smell with the resultant feeling of being caffeinated. However, I do recall smelling coffee brewing that both did not smell good and then di
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by mssundaram 5y ago
> Keep in mind (I think) that it's increasingly difficult to pull off a full career of any kind of programming. Can you expound on that?
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by mssundaram 5y ago
I'm tired of this laziness. I don't care about vegan cheese - I am vegan because it's better for me, the planet, and animals. Boohoo if I can't find some cheese that tastes exactly like cultured milk from a suffering ani
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Looks like you may be shadow banned - I vouched for this comment and see all your recent previous comments are dead
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Pineapples get successively smaller each harvest. But commercial growers don't sell them so you're used to only seeing one size if you don't live in a country that grows them. I have harvested pineapples as small as an apple.
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by mssundaram 5y ago
> We can make monocrop farming more efficient and environmentally friendly (eliminate pesticides) More efficient and environmentally friendly are contradictory in terms of monocrop > Fanatical monocropists don't exist. Uh what?
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by mssundaram 5y ago
> Yeah, this robot is an example of tech being utilized to extract value. The ML, CV, and robotic tech tickles my inner geek, but tech was not designed or deployed in a regenerative way. There are many things we can do to have more resi
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by mssundaram 5y ago
That was my thought as well. Thanks for sharing the interesting article
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Thank you, I was looking for something like this!
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by mssundaram 5y ago
> I find myself missing lousy office coffee What do you miss about it? It sounds very contradictory :)
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by mssundaram 5y ago
Tell him about coc.vim - it uses the same language server plugins that VS Code uses so jump to definition, hover etc are all possible. Coc.vim is really popular and becoming quite robust and easy to set up. There's no need for VS Code
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by mssundaram 5y ago
> Clusters of cells can't be 'tortured in a lab,' From a Hindu perspective, consciousness begins associating with the body at the moment of conception. Though it does not fully inhabit it yet.

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