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by ribs 6y ago
Ugh, Achilles tendonitis had me in pain for YEARS. My tendon took on a lot of scar tissue. Debridement surgery didn’t seem to help. Eventually wearing some negative-heel shoes (those goofy MBTs) did it. So destructive to my shape in the mea
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by ribs 7y ago
Yeah but he said face shield
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by ribs 7y ago
So, just solve stress and crazy working hours. Ha
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by ribs 7y ago
Those seem like difficult questions, and maybe we don’t usually want to grapple with them, but they don’t sound like the wrong ones.
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by ribs 7y ago
I’d call it maybe still a bit too new for applications where enterprise-level funds or harm to human life is in scope if the software fails. But it’s getting there.
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by ribs 7y ago
Ditto. As I understand it, that program largely put me and my sister through college...
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by ribs 7y ago
I’m not saying that Pleskov is a sociopath, but I’m beginning to see how sociopaths manage to make their way in the world without getting punished.
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by ribs 7y ago
It really worries me how many people are so quick to forgive him and tell him so. In my family if someone cheated they got called a cheater and suffered consequences. At least, they would have, if someone did something like that. But my par
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by ribs 7y ago
Odd how underviewed this video seems to be.
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by ribs 7y ago
Quite; their Harvard Negotiation Project was the incubator for this line of research and their book one of the outcomes. It’s strange not to see it cited.
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by ribs 7y ago
I hear all that, but you know how it is about writing - you can help dozen / hundreds / thousands of people at once. It’s probably worth it to write something and show it to some people.
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by ribs 7y ago
Indeed it is a very mundane portmanteau that conveys...well, it does convey a reasonable amount, but it is devoid of...well, it is elegant, being...I don’t know, maybe it’s a good word for it.
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by ribs 7y ago
Right? At least a cow has a chance to run away. But a carrot - it’s stuck in the ground, no legs, no sensory apparatus. It doesn’t have a chance.
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by ribs 7y ago
This is a heinous notion. Innocent people flee prosecution when it’s biased or political as well. You law-and-order types can xxxxx my yyyyy.
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by ribs 7y ago
Brennan’s...sigh
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by ribs 8y ago
Opportunity cost!
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by ribs 8y ago
In the game (sometimes derided as a “walking simulator”) Dear Esther, you start out in a bothy, which the narrator refers to in one of his first narrations.
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by ribs 8y ago
I’m very interested, but I’ll need a way to get tasks in there using Siri or something similar.
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by ribs 8y ago
You’re comparing a) word of mouth that might spread across parts of a company, maybe a little further, impacting you when you apply for a job, to b) a nationwide, government-run system that will be involved in a wide variety of life situati
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by ribs 8y ago
Mmm, I think you were at least kinda serious
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by ribs 8y ago
But obviously the users are not the only or even major constituency here. These are UI components to be used by other developers and (like all software) to be modified down the road to satisfy new and changed requirements. Technology choice
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by ribs 8y ago
I read in one article that there was a recent change in law involving the Sentinelese that might have encouraged Chau to go there. Can anyone corroborate?
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by ribs 8y ago
You can choose the specific one you like from the “More Music” page on the website.
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by ribs 8y ago
Not everybody is like this.
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by ribs 8y ago
From 2011, should probably change the title.
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by ribs 8y ago
That is the question, yes, and I think that was what jhbadger meant by “successful” - that one is so in science (from this perspective) similarly to any other field; when people buy into your work, give you funding, your reputation increase
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by ribs 8y ago
Heh...I was excited when he mentioned the school. I’m an amateur geologist and have considered it with reverence for some time now. Great mineral museum, if you’re into that kind of thing.
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by ribs 8y ago
I loved pairing and I want to do it again. Now I work as a sales engineer and look at other peoples’ code all the time, but don’t write much myself. My personality seems to be one that gets more energy from interaction with other people. I
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by ribs 8y ago
Like Arthur Kane, bass player for the New York Dolls. Goes to the hospital thinking he has the flu, is diagnosed with leukemia, 2 hours - HOURS - later, he dies.
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by ribs 8y ago
These folks make Tensegrity structures. I bought one of their dome kits years ago, used it at several events. https://www.shelter-systems.com

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