rb808

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by rb808 7y ago
I just wish there were more jobs for either. They're both much less popular than I expected.
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by rb808 7y ago
FB messenger really solved the cross platform group chat problem for me. Allows for video chat too to replace facetime.
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by rb808 7y ago
Hey I'm a 840 fan as well. At first I didn't like that romer-g switches didn't have quite as much travel as Cherrys, but now I prefer it as the keyboard is a little lower.
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by rb808 7y ago
DC power would be great in most households. Nearly everything plugged into the walls are DC now, just vacuums, hair dryers, anything else?
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by rb808 7y ago
I think I have the opposite problem now where I don't believe anything I'm told. Especially from friends and relatives.
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by rb808 7y ago
Interesting, I've been thinking about reflection too. As I've grown older I am a lot more self aware and think about my experiences, what I've done and what I'm doing now. It really helps to critically evaluate what you&
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by rb808 7y ago
Is this like the one that drowned a few years back? https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2017/7/17/15986042/dc-security...
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by rb808 7y ago
I always thought some three lettered agency must have encouraged MS to buy Skype from its foreign owners for precisely that reason. The first 10 years at least MS did absolutely nothing with the company, as if it never really wanted to buy
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by rb808 7y ago
Its still amazing to me how bad modern construction is. Paris was build with no electricity, no cars/trucks, no computers, no massive cranes and they can build a city that is more beautiful than any modern city. Even in the US pre-war
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by rb808 7y ago
Damn I miss Visual Basic.
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by rb808 7y ago
Checklists are way overrated. To all the fanboys out there, how many of you regularly have checklists for things you do several times a day? I know in the last ten years I've seen new processes with forms to fill out for mundane tasks
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by rb808 7y ago
I think I can generalize that the problem with Amazon is similar to many of the modern tech companies in that they're super well funded and aren't expected to make a profit which allows them to undercut incumbents. Amazon can pric
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by rb808 7y ago
Rather than be annoyed, you'd probably get bonus marks if you could show him the group-by query (sounds like you could have done that easily), then explain why your way is better. The interviewer would have been impressed at your matur
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by rb808 7y ago
I feel like this is the case too. I wonder though if 3C is enough to push hot into uncomfortably hot. Especially if at night its 3 degrees warmer so the house never really cools and humidity is higher.
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by rb808 7y ago
If you're a proper farmer you probably have a big loan, if the price of hens drops 50% the only one calling will be the bank to foreclose on your farm.
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by rb808 7y ago
Sure you can say that now, but have you ever worked in a recession?
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by rb808 7y ago
Yes definitely that second pic is probably not great. One thing I think it does benefit from is being surrounded by other tall buildings, so often you can only see it from very close up and its that view in the first photo that I see nearly
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by rb808 7y ago
Actually this is great advice, I should do it more. I already found it was great writing essays back in school - instead of painfully trying to be perfect, just knocking something out becomes a first draft. Same with getting kids to tidy th
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by rb808 7y ago
My data plan goes to 3g (feels like 2g) speeds when my data runs out. Its actually awesome, I still get email etc, but browsing crappy content becomes really slow so I avoid it. I wish you could buy cheap 3g only plans
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by rb808 7y ago
I love 4 WTC, for some reason its extra-mirrory, really tall with a flat roof, from the street it often looks like it disappears. https://42floors.com/images/H596cc3895888f38019aee71d9a21247... https://42flo
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by rb808 7y ago
yes pressure is more concentrated, like being stepped on with a stiletto vs a regular shoe.
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by rb808 7y ago
Given the dents for punctuation I'm thinking it was done on a manual typewriter, which its very hard to integrate with a spellchecker. :)
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by rb808 7y ago
I really like Go (and Rust) and would like a job as its main language. However I don't have enough experience with the language, anyone know the job market and recommend a path or should I give up? I don't have time to spend a few
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by rb808 7y ago
Tell that to Sun Microsystems
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by rb808 7y ago
Link says job has expired
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by rb808 7y ago
> You know that most Tibetans historically only eat yak meat, milk, cheese, and bread? They couldn’t grow anything in such a harsh climate. Only monks could have the luxury to eat vegetables. Now it is the solid proof that the Chinese go
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by rb808 7y ago
If you like that you'll love the sundrop solar & desalinating tomato growing plant in South Australia. https://vimeo.com/183859356 https://www.sundropfarms.com/
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by rb808 7y ago
Its true though. Yes we could turn the Bay Area and LA into something like Tokyo or NYC but its better the way it is, even if its unaffordable.
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by rb808 7y ago
Its just amazing to look at population growth in the desert states, Nevada, Arizona, Utah should be barren wasteland, not with rapidly growing cities of millions. Running out of water seems inevitable.
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by rb808 7y ago
I like the viewpoint that while yes its the hottest summer for the last few decades, its also the coolest summer for the next few decades.

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