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by smoyer 3y ago
This should be useful in Florida!
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by smoyer 3y ago
Sorry ... I thought the "fact" was interesting but I guess I should have found a better source.
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Ritz crackers serrations are for cutting cheese(dailydot.com)
2 points by smoyer 3y ago|2 comments
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by smoyer 3y ago
If this was used as a generator, you could include actual type names, godoc comments (on mouse over for smarter image formats), etc. In this case, it's the fact that the rest of the code could provide context.
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by smoyer 4y ago
I wish they'd had degrees (or even classes) in HCI when I was in school. HCI and UX in software have less to me rethinking a lot of my hardware engineering too.
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by smoyer 4y ago
This is an amazing example of moving forward without breaking changes ... We could probably do better with our software too. Another interesting example of creating a compatible signal is the addition of chroma information to the black and
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by smoyer 4y ago
"You have walked into the fangs of a lurking Grue" ... The use of the word monster in computing is far older than its association with energy drinks!
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by smoyer 4y ago
> Since our planet is very heavy, the acceleration of the Earth and the wall attached to it is effectively non-existent. If the applied force is anchored to the ground too, if doesn't matter how heavy the planet is.
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by smoyer 4y ago
Our FIRST team (4027) also uses OnShape ... Some of the parts are even sent directly to a water jet cutter!
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by smoyer 4y ago
My grandmother introduced me to this when I was in elementary school - https://www.exploratorium.edu/files/exhibits/ladle/
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by smoyer 4y ago
Where are the ancient alien proponents when you need them (they can tell you what and where these corridors without expensive equipment).
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by smoyer 4y ago
Best title ever ... I spent years doing embedded systems development in assembly and C and I definitely felt this way at times!
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by smoyer 4y ago
lite.cnn.com
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by smoyer 4y ago
But it is closer to the shape of a foot ;)
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by smoyer 4y ago
I'm a US American ... If we deserve your criticism I'm probably going to agree with you (though I might not like it). At this point, we (the US) need to step up our game in a lot of ways.
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by smoyer 4y ago
I've had the same experience ... The other fun thing that blows mind is to use Karnaugh Maps to minimize the logic needed in complex condition statements.
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by smoyer 4y ago
The most famous tech companies are constantly trying to outdo each other so when one is forced to do cuts, the others try to have a bigger cut. Midsize companies see this and realize that, while they can't play at the same scale, they
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by smoyer 4y ago
What about observability?
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by smoyer 4y ago
Why do these so-called leaders break the news to everyone and in the same letter then start our imply that "the rest of us are going to do great". At a minimum, save that for a follow-up to just those who survived. And take the
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by smoyer 4y ago
This is really cool - so cool that I hate to be a naysayer. We used to build pages this way and to a large degree moved away from this practice because the applications became to hard to test. At the other end of the spectrum is "Pas
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by smoyer 4y ago
More but not three times as much according to your molecular weights (there are two iron atoms in the rust molecules)
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by smoyer 4y ago
And yet, if I want to do something nefarious, connecting to this from Tails via TOR would be a pretty good way to hide my tracks.
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by smoyer 4y ago
"4. Twitter in its conception was a brilliant tool for enabling instant mass communication, making a true real-time global conversation possible for the first time." How can you trust anything else in the thread if the author real
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by smoyer 4y ago
Maybe they've got your phone generating traffic to bill you for going over your limit?
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by smoyer 4y ago
The second (quoted) paragraph is from the book which is definitely worth reading.
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by smoyer 4y ago
It's a self-fulfilling prophecy - "The Exciting Company"would be far more likely to finish something spectacular!
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by smoyer 4y ago
I NEED this RIGHT NOW - awesome and thank you so much to the submitter! I'm writing my first action and there are so many facets to interacting with the runtime environment that I was testing by pushing updates. Checking my commits,
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by smoyer 4y ago
You know I'm a zealot! ... Imagine the day when that network effect is flipped and new projects start with git-bug and spin up a webui to allow the decentralized stragglers to participate. In the interim, it would be cool if projects o
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by smoyer 4y ago
You can probably afford it! One thing that would be great is for projects to choose to adopt it without bridging (but I'm partial to decentralized behavior)
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by smoyer 4y ago
BugsEverywhere seems to be defunct ... I actually switched to git-bug when trying to find an alternative.

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