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Not that vents to the outside.
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Sometime in the last 30 years builders learned how to build something that looks like a house, but isn't- no vent to outside in kitchen, 'two-car' garage that cannot fit even the smallest cars, etc. You don't notice th
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While you are technically correct in that DigDug used the wrong analogy, they are correct in that slicers are really good now and you won't spend hours dialing in temps, flow rates, and speeds like you once did. You do simple CAD stuff
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1y ago
In Dwarf Fortress that's called !!fun!!
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Also, just use the stuff- anything besides silver has almost no resale value so you might as well use it, put it in the dishwasher, use them as skeet, whatever.
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This reminds me of the Douglas Adam's biscuit story. Maybe there's a plane that looks like his one hangar over or something. https://www.reddit.com/r/CasualUK/comments/l4k9he/douglas_ad...
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1y ago
She has a blog, podcast, and email newsletter- is she really not using social media?
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1y ago
Given the effects of the harrowing of the North, the process was more like reduce-map...
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> You're the resident historical consultant for all things 'failure by arrogance,' always ready to remind everyone that things are, indeed, not getting better. Finally I am understood.
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How could Congress get less powerful than now?
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The hams I know are mostly older than Linux- started with Turbo C on DOS and just went from there.
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Do people get into woodworking to use tools or do they get into woodworking to make furniture? We all have an approach to craft that is an ever-changing combination of self-fulfillment, practicality and external pressures.
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I guess it depends on what you consider deep expertise- I assumed a 10000 hours/PhD level of expertise, which would be hard to achieve in a couple years while working.
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1y ago
The only way to develop deep expertise is to do it as your job.
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1y ago
I enjoyed your book, made sense of a lot of things 13 year old me had stumbled upon that I could never get to work (as I was maybe 5 years too late).
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'semi-governmental company' If they're using it in prod then there are plenty of regulations that should force them to establish a real support relationship. Sometimes this type of stuff happens for a prototype that an org is
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And somehow thinks upstate NY is a better real estate investment market than California.
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1y ago
On reading the comments it's about the healing powers of dodecahedrons.
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Or Garth Marenghi quote.
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The real answer is that none of the people Hegseth wants to show off to have access to those networks.
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You know, even if you hired a protected class because of DEI fashion, that doesn't mean you can fire them just because the fashion has changed. The laws protecting them are still there, and I would think announcing "we're ge
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MITRE is already a not-for-profit.
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I remember waiting for either the third or fourth page book of that series to release when The Matrix came out and being like "Oh yeah, that's where this is going". Was a much better story for a movie than a series of 700 pag
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The local Hobbytowns had an aisle of RadioShack branded components- really basic stuff you might use for an elementary school science fair. Of course one of the stores closed last year, and the other is 90% R/C cars, so even that could
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The public internet is a public square, but does it have to be some caricature 1970's Times Square dominated by dealers, pimps, and thugs all looking to extract whatever they can from me?
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First person to ask for more parenthesis in Lisp.
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For World War 2 we relied on the British to name things (The US produced the M4 Medium Tank, the Brits called it the "Sherman"). The theory was they were government designed and (at least theoretically) produced by many companies
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Another notable Norwegian rocket launch: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/when-russian-radar...
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The Eagles did- one of their players has a rugby background.
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Do I have to be the old guy that brings up Clutch Cargo? https://youtu.be/J8P3vZo-0Hc?t=169
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