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by rhacker 4y ago
I mean it's all in software right? So if a system crashes and there is a relay that tells the motor to spin, not spin (which is probably not how variable speed works) but follow me = then if that subsystem crashed (some exception is th
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by rhacker 4y ago
This is how I read this. The wife may have long ago brought up some argument that was "banned". In other words - bread winner conversations. Bread winners often have this trait: I make all the money, and I can only do that by work
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by rhacker 4y ago
Well I think that a lot of people that suddenly divorce and marry younger see the following: Wow this new person is stupid, I miss intelligence. And often - whoa, she's yelling at me for the same things. It wasn't the aging that m
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by rhacker 4y ago
As soon as someone wants to take a hard stance on it it makes me want to switch. I don't know why. I typically said Jiff (like the PB) but with this site's attitude I'm going to start saying GIFT (with no T) again.
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Ask HN: Any Defense Related Startups?
4 points by rhacker 4y ago|2 comments
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by rhacker 4y ago
Since there is no money in the other 3 we'll continue forever to believe those are not the same as COVID's pathway. But great comment - you're probably right.
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by rhacker 4y ago
I think that should look like this: HMO style access for all - automatically. Rebate if you decide to up it with PPO style insurance (or beyond). So you get 200 per month off taxes to pay towards your own insurance. Also, get it out of the
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by rhacker 4y ago
I suspect "hone in" is from "honing a craft" so hone in is like improving something. I would rather "home in" being for things like getting closer to being correct and "hone in" being for getting bett
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by rhacker 4y ago
I was also annoyed but apparently both are accepted and "home in" even more so.
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by rhacker 4y ago
And you can run the debugger!
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by rhacker 4y ago
It shifts in the 50s. Often earlier though. 20 - 25: Please please please everyone 26 - 30: Hey I've been pleasing everyone and everyone loves me so I should be a technical lead now. I'm quitting if that doesn't happen. 31 -
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by rhacker 4y ago
That's really neat. That's like near TNG computer cool. You know when on TNG they ask Computer for a bunch of related things and it somehow knows what they're talking about.
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by rhacker 5y ago
My salary did the same thing, practically doubled every hop. That ends eventually and you find out there's a ceiling.
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by rhacker 5y ago
If EVERYONE that was driving an ICE decided to take your train, you'd be waiting a few weeks to get to work.
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by rhacker 5y ago
I don't know. They haven't finished the homeless count for 2022. I suspect they are scared to announce it. People are probably dropping off from housed to unhoused at unprecidented levels. I wouldn't say our lives are way to
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by rhacker 5y ago
My paypal account is free. It is way more useful than my twitter account which I don't even know my handle.
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by rhacker 5y ago
8 years ago I got a call from Discover card asking if I wanted to extend my credit limit. I immediately asked for his name and said I would call Discover with the phone number on their website. I got through and asked for him and our call c
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by rhacker 5y ago
6 degrees of separation. Everyone is associated with everyone else, so basically Google should shut down itself at this point.
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by rhacker 5y ago
I have done so one time. I actually would go back again but at this point it would have to be a remote job and the company culture is not remote.
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by rhacker 5y ago
It's like inflation. Not everyone sees it at the same time
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by rhacker 5y ago
One piece of legislation that I wish would exist is a universal opt-out requirement with no contracts. Many times you want to "opt-out" of something they require you to create an account or agree to something. Since they have alre
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6 Dead in Missouri interstate pileup involving 47 vehicles(cnn.com)
1 points by rhacker 5y ago|0 comments
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by rhacker 5y ago
I hope there is a shit ton more devs interested in national security and military application development than there was 3 years ago. If you don't know yet, even if we don't want war it can fucking land on your doorstep (or someon
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by rhacker 5y ago
sixel appears to be too large... it would be better if it made small outputs
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by rhacker 5y ago
It doesn't beat the existing standard.
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by rhacker 5y ago
It had a reputation for this in the days of ANT. However Maven (and to some degree gradle) kinda made it a non-issue.
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by rhacker 5y ago
I discontinued using Java about 5 years ago after using it for what seems 20 years. Everyone was sold on Java for making beautiful, very well organized code bases that are VERY easy to understand, debug, and edit. And of course run-everywhe
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by rhacker 5y ago
Title should be adjusted to: Picovoice/leopard: On-device speech-to-text engine powered by deep learning Since the claim is only in the HN title and not in the actually page that is linked.
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by rhacker 5y ago
The title is wrong - it didn't kill 7 people. And it is stated in the article that it "helped" kill 7 people, but even that is a leap. For all we know the slide actually reduced the percentage chance of this happening by .000
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by rhacker 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_for_extraterrestrial_in...

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