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by smoyer 5y ago
You're too old to be having melt-downs and it's a bad example to set for your relatively new child. I think there are a couple clues in the description you've added above though. Sitting in a chair for hours is necessary as
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by smoyer 5y ago
I've implemented SCIM in two languages (Java and Go) starting before v2 was approved as RFCs - feel free to contact me via the email in my profile if you'd like some insight.
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by smoyer 5y ago
I don't think so either. My uncle is about 75 so this was quite a while ago.
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by smoyer 5y ago
My uncle was a leftie but my grandmother wouldn't allow it and forced him to write with his right hand. To this day, his handwriting is horrible. I probably should have been left-handed but suspect I don't actually have a domina
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by smoyer 5y ago
We had a PDP 11/4 with core memory that ran a TruDrill CNC PCB drill. The bootloader was in ROM and if the core memory became corrupt you had to reload it with the same paper tape reader that read the G-code.
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by smoyer 5y ago
Sit with your butt on the edge of your chair (don't use the back rest at all) ... Your back will be naturally straight and your core muscles will gain endurance. I learned this by using an exercise ball as a chair for six months.
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by smoyer 5y ago
In the other hand, it's convenient to use the same language as Jupyter Notebooks.
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The Weirdly Political Legacy of ‘Ghostbusters’(politico.com)
3 points by smoyer 5y ago|2 comments
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by smoyer 5y ago
I kept reading hoping for sections on IPFS and DAT/Hyper. In many ways I'm more excited to see where peer-to-peer DHTs go!
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by smoyer 5y ago
I feel your pain ... I got a late afternoon invite to a meeting with HR and my bosses-boss for the next morning and the 12 hours of not knowing what was going on was way worse than being downsized.
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by smoyer 5y ago
74LSxx parts are still available and will provide all the logical functions described. An LM555 could able used as the astable multi vibrator.
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by smoyer 5y ago
I've got two if these in boxes (as spares) but the rack in my basement no longer has a POTS phone line available. Is anyone interested?
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by smoyer 5y ago
Of course not ... If you were you'd be called governors ;)
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by smoyer 5y ago
Bonus points for sending the Unix timestamps in millis ... I hope the lawyer who got this response has to hire a consultant too translate it for the court!
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by smoyer 5y ago
My cousin is an Ob/Gyn who was chased to the Midwest by the high cost of malpractice insurance for those who deliver babies. I can't imagine what the liability would be for something like this but I'd imagine you'd need
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by smoyer 5y ago
The kernel IMHO needs to be consistent and the tools to build it need to be widely available. Many distributions have everything you need to build the kernel already installed. I think Rust will be a good choice for the kernel when people
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by smoyer 5y ago
It wasn't space-related but it was definitely mission-critical ... In the mid to late '90s we ran quite a few systems that handled stock trading information that were written in PolyFORTH.
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by smoyer 5y ago
I don't see this mentioned anywhere but the HTML page the journalist visited is public so there's no CFAA/DMCA violation there. Once the HTML page (data) is cached by the journalist's browser, they're free to do an
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by smoyer 5y ago
Given the way this is worded and the fact that many crypto fans are also "highly technical", does anyone else feel like this is a request to compromise the Tether organization's infrastructure?
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by smoyer 5y ago
Even with a QWERTY keyboard it's irritating to be ambushed by a bugger and have to use the mouse (or many tabs) to select an action - please at least put the browser's focus on the first option!
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by smoyer 5y ago
Cher Scarlett's story is very inspirational and truly shows a force of character in overcoming addiction. Getting a well-paying job is simply another example of that same determination to succeed. I'm a bit concerned that "
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by smoyer 5y ago
I went from one XPS15 (2017) version to the next (2020) and found that in the interrim the S3 sleep has disappeared.
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by smoyer 5y ago
At its core, Kubernetes is a controller manager. It's true that most Kubernetes systems include a lot of the Hashicorp equivalents but you could in theory remove the controllers and associated CRDs. Kubernetes has gradually moved to
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by smoyer 5y ago
It's followed by an Aloe Vera chaser.
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by smoyer 5y ago
My dad had a security clearance and spent most of his career working on navy projects ... Asking what he did at work during dinner would sometimes be interrupted by "I can't talk about that". It became normal for this phrase
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by smoyer 5y ago
I've been working on a couple of chording keyboard designs and was thinking I might be able to create a virtual keyboard using this library. It would be nice to also be able to recognize the hand from the back. A keyboard would also
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by smoyer 5y ago
O.T. but every time I see "baited breath" I imagine the Sardine Bait and Tackle" shop in "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs" putting a lure in the speakers mouth. What's worse, "bated breath" doesn&
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by smoyer 5y ago
Remember when all the Google products had a beta label on them (except search)? ... when you're designing software that interacts with Google, always imagine it has a beta tag and plan on what you'd do if the beta was abandoned.
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by smoyer 5y ago
Without paywall - https://web.archive.org/web/20211011115516/https://www.nytim...
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by smoyer 5y ago
https://amzn.to/3oQcEF4

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