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nsxwolf
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nsxwolf
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Your question just came off as incredibly obtuse.
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My wife and I really don't start regretting our 18 our drives to and from Florida until the last couple hours. The kids sleep for more than half of the trip and the air travel experience is just a whole other kind of exhaustion.
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2y ago
Is there nothing to learn about dam construction from beavers? Is there not a 3.5 year beaver-inspired project that could be done cheaper?
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2y ago
Most of these appear to just be DACs. I want one with DIN in and out, a screen and some controls. The couple I can find seem to be gerbers and BOMs only.
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2y ago
I really want one of the hats for the Radpberry Pi but it doesn’t look easy to source. I don’t see any boards for sale and I’ve never tried to use PCBWay.
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2y ago
It wouldn’t be obvious they’re using a scattershot approach when they’re a good match, though. I don’t see the downside.
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2y ago
I’m sorry is the job “professional Leetcoder”?
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2y ago
That doesn’t make any sense. The best engineers I know can’t pass these interviews because they started working long before they became standard.
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2y ago
The B&W switch on the 2600 sets a register that can be read at runtime allowing for color changes that better support black and white TVs. Howard Scott Warshaw famously had only 5 weeks to complete the entire game, so supporting that fe
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2y ago
I’ve been through multiple layoffs in my life and I’m going through them again, but this is the first time I’ve heard the term “impacted” used so often in this context. It’s used 5 times in this article and it’s said constantly in our compa
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2y ago
$25k doesn't sound like a lot. Doesn't sound like it accounts for the difference in salary.
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2y ago
They want Bezos to be forced to sell off his assets and give the money over for government use. Sell it to who, though? Where did they get the money to buy it and why are they allowed to have that money in the first place? Why not just find
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2y ago
This one is rather preachy. It is unintentionally arguing the existence of Amazon itself is bad and that everyone would be better off without it, including all the people it employs and serves, directly and indirectly.
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2y ago
These comparisons are a bit simplistic as it assumes both party's wealth is in cash.
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2y ago
And the employees are mean! Really mean!
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2y ago
I think most people would go for adapting their designs, but insurance companies would have to make that offer first since they ultimately decide which designs are insurable for which amounts.
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2y ago
I was so worried that Nintendo was going to make Switch backwards compatibility digital-only. I am very relieved.
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2y ago
The queues have been mostly replaced with "take a number" systems where you can sit down and wait... with your... papers... that you had to fill out first...
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2y ago
No information, but at least it doesn't mislead into thinking there are 4nm transistors, or transistor gates, or some discrete feature of any sort that's that small.
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2y ago
Do they make them the same as they did 8 years ago? It seems that whenever I want to replace a product I really enjoyed 10 years ago, the replacement is a cost-reduced piece of junk.
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2y ago
I recall some kind of Intel trade show event where attendees got to buy a P3-500 and an SE440BX motherboard for $250. It was awesome and was my main computer for years.
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2y ago
They have 10.5. Yeah, that makes sense that these would be good OS 9 machines.
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2y ago
I have 2 and I found them almost unusably slow since day 1. I’d hate to try running even a very old version of MAME.
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2y ago
Write this in a Leetcode interview and I suspect the average interviewer will fail you and not believe your reasoning.
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2y ago
Lamb Weston's frozen fries are amazing though.
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2y ago
I keep holding out hope that one day my totally genuine, slightly rusty, slightly nervous, takes all 40 minutes to solve the Leetcode medium style will be seen as so refreshing and honest I’ll be an insta-hire. Not yet!
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2y ago
I wish I knew how to find one of these channels. My real human professional network has slowly evaporated over the last decade.
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2y ago
I’d be absolutely fine going in person to interview for a remote job if I thought I had any reasonable chance of success with your process. We are talking about where I’m going to be working for at least the next few years. That’s kind of a
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2y ago
I haven’t seen the power of referrals for 10 years now. At work I can give you a “referral” by uploading your resume to our ATS. That’s it. It receives no more consideration than if you were to click Easy Apply on LinkedIn as far as I’m awa
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2y ago
I would have thought the one thing these ATS systems could do by now is filter the obvious garbage resumes.
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