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by qorrect 4y ago
Came back here to find this list ,thanks again.
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by qorrect 4y ago
We could have the segments of the ᛒ turn on or off based on signal strength
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by qorrect 4y ago
How do I get started doing being an independent ? Recently I have tried using Upwork, but am constantly being underbid in a race to the bottom.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Great thank you for the info
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by qorrect 4y ago
Well WTF is this doing https://docs.rs/wasm-bindgen/0.2.11/wasm_bindgen/fn.throw.ht... then ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
Are you saying there is no goto in wasm ? Genuine question I don't have any knoweldge of WASM.
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by qorrect 4y ago
What an asinine interpretation. No thanks.
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by qorrect 4y ago
> even had the gall to leave one of their first bottled brews at my great great grandfather's gravesite. That came across as a genuine gesture ... I wonder if there is more to this story.
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by qorrect 4y ago
> for every flavor of Christianity. I wonder what methodist tastes like. I bet it's something saucy like spicy queso.
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by qorrect 4y ago
What possible argument against abortion exists besides "religion" ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
Did you ever get to play The Elephant Room ? One of my favorite Austin spots.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Agree with your sentiment. To add to it: I was just in Longmont, a town 45 minutes north of Denver, where Seagate, Western Digital, and San Disk all had major presence. Definitely not a big city. Tech has enabled us to live anywhere and d
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by qorrect 4y ago
The food-truck movement was born out of post-2008 when no restaurateur could get a loan, so they hustled to get enough money for a food-truck. It did create an explosion of unique dishes and some of the best in Austin, most noticeably Torc
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by qorrect 4y ago
X Agreed the food was legitimately not-good at most places. There are some good ones ( Clarks Oyster Bar, Habesha Ethiopian, Evangelines ) , but mostly it was bland and the home cooking is downright disastrous.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Your post is so much more authentic then the authors. It used to be you moved to Austin and got acclimated to the area, you learned how other people lived here. Then people started moving in so fast, they didn't take the time to learn
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by qorrect 4y ago
Completely agree, $10 a month is a steal. I have loved using it, I've had several moments where I had to stop typing to lookup a formula for something, and a few seconds later it provides the correct formula. Gives me those warm fuzzy
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by qorrect 4y ago
For me it works wonderfully, when you choose to use it. If you are just blindingly accepting every suggestion, you're going to have a bad time. You also have to (slightly) change your flow to get the most out of it, which I know is
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Artificial Consciousness Is Boring(theatlantic.com)
4 points by qorrect 4y ago|0 comments
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by qorrect 4y ago
8% of prisoners in for profit prisons ? 5.6 million people, that's not tiny.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Thanks for this great right up! I am slowly making my way through it :)
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by qorrect 4y ago
You want to help me build these ( https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-30505-2 ) water collectors. We could expand to self watering gardens etc.
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by qorrect 4y ago
For-profit prisons.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Book of Proof by Hammok is a gentle introduction. As others have said you will likely have to go back further , in which case Kahn Academy has great vidoes, and MIT has OpenCourseWare which is great when you figure out the names of the thin
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by qorrect 4y ago
Is there a name for the class of problems SAT solvers are good at solving ? "If I can frame the problem as X, then I can get a SAT solver to solve it." What would you call X ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
Who do you think has done this well ? It does seem after a certain size most companies succumb to this.
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by qorrect 4y ago
You'd suggest reading over doing ? Seems like he is ready for the doing, just pick something you want to build and start building. You can read as you go ;).
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by qorrect 4y ago
"Whether you’re a Gen Z or a Millennial engineer..." Seriously ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
"Your house is full of invisible poop" would definitely get my attention
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by qorrect 4y ago
Thank you for saying that, I thought maybe I was just bad at choosing doctors.
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by qorrect 4y ago
What did you witness?

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