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by schreiaj 4y ago
I spent the weekend writing some code to generate pdf templates to send to my laser cutter for making custom boxes for minis. Downside - someone saw them and wanted some too and offered to pay. Upside - no way it generates profit once I acc
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by schreiaj 4y ago
Protobuf was really nice to do in critique, the new vs code version of critique they were rolling out also was a pretty solid Golang environment for the brief bit I did there. But yeah, for the day to day java I was writing IntelliJ was way
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by schreiaj 4y ago
https://cih.ucsd.edu/mindfulness/free-sessions It was explained to me as the opposite of CBT. It's being aware of what you're feeling and acknowledging it. That can be physical sensations or it can be emotion
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by schreiaj 4y ago
https://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/Bills/Detail?id=HB1195&ddBien... works a bit better for me - full text was broken in the trackbill UI
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by schreiaj 5y ago
Mixture of things - First - what they are protesting is mandating vaccines as part of doing a job and general restrictions meant to curb Covid, at least that’s my understanding as both a non Canadian and someone only vaguely focused on it.
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by schreiaj 5y ago
> They're very simple and they test for your ability to write code Do they? Or do they test for your ability to memorize a set of common problems? I don't have another solution, but just because they are the best we have come u
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by schreiaj 5y ago
Only if companies stop relying on "cost of labor" type metrics to set remote pay adjustments.
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by schreiaj 5y ago
I do think there is room for discussing pain points - interviewing sucks and I don’t think most people would do it just for fun. I won’t bad mouth peers but I will be honest if certain processes or practices really bother me. But I also rai
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by schreiaj 5y ago
No cliff, but the vesting schedule is based on amount granted. For _most_ engineers it's likely monthly.
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by schreiaj 6y ago
Surgical procedure vs non surgical procedure always seems like a higher risk to me. Sure we will build systems to lower those risks but removing it entirely is currently well beyond our capabilities. Sure I can make up miracle solutions but
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by schreiaj 6y ago
So, we’re gonna make abortion illegal and expect women to undergo a substantially higher risk procedure? Still raises question of who is raising that child... and the societal implications of true orphans.
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by schreiaj 6y ago
Relatively recently. Portions of i70 across the Rockies have requirements on either chains or awd during certain periods. Honestly. It makes a lot of sense.
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by schreiaj 6y ago
Also depending on loading. Printed parts can be relatively strong under compression but tend to be weak under tension relative to their printed axis. Shear is a mixed bag, it does depend on layer adhesion at that point.
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by schreiaj 6y ago
If the theory that it made the jump from another animal turns out to be true it means there’s a reservoir of virus in nature and short of developing some vaccine and distribution plan for that species it will be there. Or I guess eradicatin
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by schreiaj 6y ago
Have you worked with any of the things you listed? I ask mostly because this is largely a list of words associated with healthcare tech rather than any coherent statement about the complexity. For example - LOINC, ICD9/10, SNOMED, and
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by schreiaj 6y ago
The issue is that Facebook is not simply a mirror, it’s one of those infinity mirrors. It doesn’t just let people spread their opinions it helps you find others with similar views. And then because those views align with your own you engage
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by schreiaj 6y ago
I don’t have kids. I have a partner with some very not fun medical conditions. I have never had any issues getting “dinged” for the fact that I have to stop work at a specific time because meds need to be taken with food. I communicate it c
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by schreiaj 6y ago
I could easily say that typing at a computer doesn’t look like hard work and you could easily get a second job to a dev. They’d tell you that the part you see doesn’t tell the whole story. Maybe don’t judge a person only by what you can see
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by schreiaj 6y ago
I’ve worked at a non profit, an early stage startup, a more established startup, and now a FAANG. My experience at the FAANG is opposite yours - I feel I should be working more and faster. At the non profit I had times when I’d get that fee
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by schreiaj 6y ago
Yeah I didn’t realize how distracted I was until I was there and just blanked. I also have real problems with traveling to interviews since my other half has issues being alone at home hence doing the interview while we were visiting her fa
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by schreiaj 6y ago
I was on the other side - I flew out to FB during a vacation earlier this year. I got there, could explain the solution but something was off and I kept losing the thread when I went to convert it to actual code. The interviewers didn’t kno
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by schreiaj 6y ago
> Were pinch points not considered during design? It's fairly difficult to design a joint with a reasonable amount of motion without pinch points. Though, I'm kinda shocked they don't have detection for current spikes on t
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by schreiaj 7y ago
Just moved to Longmont 3 weeks ago, signed up, paying $50/mo...
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by schreiaj 7y ago
It can be, my other half's psychiatrist put it in a letter for our new apartment. I think it's usually something about Emotional Support Animals. They aren't traditional support animals but they help with certain issues. Cour
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by schreiaj 7y ago
"Oh, I'm sure touchscreens have gotten better"
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by schreiaj 7y ago
I at one point did call the bank and ask about that (I took a few weeks to move stuff in and it was going to exceed their timeline), their response was more or less "we're not going to check in on you or anything? If you say it&#x
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by schreiaj 7y ago
Yes, the terms of the loan were for a primary residence thus they expected me to actually live there. If I recall it also stipulated it had to be my primary residence for some amount of time. Basically, they wanted to make sure I wasn'
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by schreiaj 7y ago
I've never experienced one that wouldn't let me read it before I signed it. I thought it was particularly interesting that I was referred to another doctor inside the same medical system sharing an EHR (ie they already HAD my data
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by schreiaj 8y ago
I work at a startup - I work from home, very reasonable hours, doing a range of things. So uh. What?
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by schreiaj 8y ago
Coupling those natural behaviors with the games audio cues let me hunt specific animals by listening more than walking. I didn’t think it would work but it seemed to.

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