ryneandal

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by ryneandal 4y ago
I've enjoyed a lot of their architecture-related posts. Infrastructure as well.
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by ryneandal 4y ago
Here's out exposure time works for JWST: https://jwst-docs.stsci.edu/understanding-exposure-times
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by ryneandal 4y ago
Well I mean the JWST is in orbit both around the L2 point and the sun. It's sensitive equipment must also be facing away from the sun. So there's a lot of movement going on out there.
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by ryneandal 4y ago
Reading is great, but there’s nothing wrong with kids playing a reasonable amount of video games — numerous studies indicate they aid in cognitive development as well.
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by ryneandal 4y ago
IRS Form 4868 (tax extension) exists for a reason [1]. The tax system is needlessly complex, especially if you're dealing with business ownership, salaries, or basically anything that creates additional tax complexity. I've outsou
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by ryneandal 4y ago
Oh interesting, they have genre/artist/decade mixes there... I've used the daily mixes and soundtrack to your day, both with middling success. I'll give the others in that section a try though, thanks!
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by ryneandal 4y ago
> I hate the fact that I no longer discover music like I used to on Spotify I concur with this. In my experience, ~3-5 years ago was like the golden age of music discovery for me regarding Spotify. These days my Discover Weekly is mostly
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by ryneandal 4y ago
Still trying to figure out how to get good at programming.
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by ryneandal 4y ago
I really think an animated series with some of their more popular novelized campaigns and characters is the way to go to seek out mass appeal. I'd love if they followed Critical Role's lead and signed with a streaming service for
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by ryneandal 4y ago
I was much the same until I started discussing the idea with close friends who had similar interests. If you have an interest it, you could always try a one-shot[1] adventure and test the waters. I have pretty awful social anxiety, but I fi
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by ryneandal 4y ago
My sixth grader and first grader score in the 90+ %ile in mathematics and didn't come close to learning multiplication up to 12 in kindergarten. In fact, the topic isn't even covered until second grade at the earliest. I think est
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by ryneandal 4y ago
Had to do a double-take at the title, wondering what the former Duke basketball standout ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uH5ltiHSJqE ) knew about garbage collection.
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by ryneandal 5y ago
Yes.
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by ryneandal 5y ago
Picking up a 3 pack of Eeros ~ 18 months ago was probably the best tech purchase I've made in years. Incredible coverage for 2k sqft split-level home, including the yard. Management of our children's devices (both content and scre
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by ryneandal 5y ago
To each their own, I don't entirely agree. Some times, being limited to a single screen makes me more productive, since I don't have Slack or a web browser open or in sight to distract me. Especially when working on Jupyter notebo
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by ryneandal 5y ago
I was right there with you until I started taking college courses again. With four kids, a wife, and a job, being able to knock out school work while talking to my wife or just spending quiet time near her has been a godsend. This new lapto
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by ryneandal 5y ago
I started taking some online courses this semester and simply couldn't believe a university that touts itself as a leader in the cybersecurity space condones the use of malware.
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by ryneandal 5y ago
If baseball comes back, you mean. The owners don't really care to open those doors currently.
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by ryneandal 5y ago
Having major issues with threads, bots, and some channels loading. Just reached out them.
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by ryneandal 5y ago
Wonder if they have a grunt process still enabled...
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by ryneandal 5y ago
Forced boarding schools were extensively used as forced assimilation up until 1978, when the Indian Child Welfare Act [1] was passed. These boarding schools were notoriously strict, often abusive[2], and often church-run [3]. This led to an
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by ryneandal 5y ago
I love hearing Gavin talk about solving problems, even decades afterward, he seems genuinely excited.
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by ryneandal 5y ago
No. Especially for the Native American population. It's important for us to have statistics on those with Native blood, especially since the government was entitled to legally kidnap children from family regardless of home stability as
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by ryneandal 5y ago
There's always another zero day
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by ryneandal 5y ago
There are also numerous instances of their intelligence forces spying on us, an ally. - https://apnews.com/article/israel-jonathan-pollard-espionage... - https://www.politico.com/story/2019/09
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by ryneandal 5y ago
I realized it's meaning once I read the article, but I don't think abbreviations should be used in article titles. Things like APA style guides state you shouldn't use abbreviations in titles, it should be accessible to non-e
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by ryneandal 5y ago
This is awesome, but I had no idea what ARR was. Perhaps it's not ideal to have that acronym in the article's title.
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by ryneandal 5y ago
I haven't finished it yet because kids and stupid responsibility gets in my way, but I'm blown away by how much Nintendo can get out of that underpowered device. A few moments of slow-down here and there but Metroid Dread's m
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by ryneandal 5y ago
Lots of unicorn sightings here.
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by ryneandal 5y ago
You realize most machines won't support 5 displays, right? This isn't exclusive to "iJoke" machines.

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