qxamak

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by qxamak 9y ago
> More often than not, you end up with a broken release right after you merge back your feature branch. How does this happen? Are you talking about merge conflicts? Or actual releases that get deployed that don't work?
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by qxamak 9y ago
I was trying to point to the absurdity of the debate, even as someone who (moderately) opposes gun control laws. And I think we actually agree with each other on the "scientific" basis of my comments. I view the logic behind the d
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by qxamak 9y ago
I've always found this debate interesting. I own a few guns and don't want to see my rights restricted. But I also don't feel comfortable with the thought of my kid's teacher carrying a gun. And while I don't dismis
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by qxamak 9y ago
Yep. Every sensor will receive the output from the other emitters. This problem is actually pretty similar to the problem of sharing the wireless signal spectrum - how do all the cell phones in one area work at the same time? There's a
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by qxamak 9y ago
The largest barrier to accelerated life testing right now is that we really don't know all the mechanisms that cause degradation (or understand their impact on stability). There are many lab instruments that already provide HALT metric
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by qxamak 10y ago
> It reveals that you are more likely to become an olympic medalist if you are from the Caribbean, Scandinavia, certain Eastern European countries, Australia and New Zealand, than if you are Chinese, American or Russian. Sure. But is tha
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by qxamak 10y ago
Not only was that sales clerk bad at his job (discouraging you from pursuing something that you're already interested in), but he was also very wrong. I'm an electrical engineer who develops hardware similar to the Arduino for a l
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by qxamak 10y ago
I have a friend who is a realtor and we talk about this subject occasionally. My understanding is that most realtors will recommend using Zillow to "get a feel" for the market. But Zillow's estimates are only as good as the d