soheil

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by soheil 5y ago
You make it sound like as of something just by being legal adheres to the platonic form of truth. There are so many dumb laws. For example in a certain state I can't remember it's illegal to have an ice cream in your back pocket o
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by soheil 5y ago
Laws can be dumb, if there are no other cars and you roll through a stop sign why is that unsafe? This is also called California stop. People in California have places to be and it's a big place so the effects compound.
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by soheil 5y ago
I never found AirPods convenient, there are just so many moving parts. There are just so many pieces you need to be mentally aware of, the left/right pods, the case and the charging cable. You need to then think about how this is going
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by soheil 5y ago
> Annoyance 7: When moving from working on my iMac to my MacBook, I get a notification asking me if I want to switch my AirPods over to my MacBook. The notification isn't an issue, but the fact it doesn't go away after you igno
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by soheil 5y ago
So.. inflation?
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Inaugural Address of Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933)(avalon.law.yale.edu)
1 points by soheil 5y ago|0 comments
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by soheil 5y ago
I think every computer should have a paper and pencil mode. Where it reduces all its functionality instantly to that of a piece of paper and pen (well maybe a keyboard instead of a pen.) Once it that mode it should stay there for at least 3
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by soheil 5y ago
Why are there so many banks with airplanes? Is it to transfer all the gold between their branches?
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by soheil 5y ago
I feel like FBI is gonna be knocking on the door any time now. It'd be cool to calculate the velocity and display that. It looks like one of the planes is specially going fast.
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Russia proposes ban on use and mining of cryptocurrencies(reuters.com)
3 points by soheil 5y ago|0 comments
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by soheil 5y ago
But curl has so many features already, it's odd to say now is the time to stop adding more. There is even Socks4 proxy support, does anyone even use that now or ever?
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by soheil 5y ago
Easy to look back and make fun of those commercials [0]. It's more sad than anything else if someone does that since they'd be applying their current knowledge of harms of tobacco to people who didn't have said knowledge. Thi
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by soheil 5y ago
I really love an alternative that does these: 1. native app (no bullshit JS based) for speed 2. the same keybindings CMD+\ or Option+CMD+\ to fill in or pop up the menu 3. sync with icloud 4. not look like total shit (ie. lastpass) Do these
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by soheil 5y ago
You are not a visual learner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhgwIhB58PA
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by soheil 5y ago
Of course not, what an absurd interpretation..
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by soheil 5y ago
At what point does one say maybe a static svg isn't the right way to display that much complexity [0]? [0] https://graphviz.org/Gallery/twopi/twopi2.svg
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by soheil 5y ago
I honestly think instead of the username if an email was found and published the author would be receiving so many offers for work from Silicon Valley companies. There aren't that many talented engineers even in SV who could pull somet
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by soheil 5y ago
By that logic carrying a bag of nails should be a crime since you might inadvertently drop one on a public road where a UPS truck might get a flat tire and as a result not be able to deliver someone's insulin.
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by soheil 5y ago
This is probably one of the most civilized ways to steal something. It hurts no one and is just a non-discriminatory tax on pretty much everyone in LA since most people order Amazon packages. I think of this like click fraud, a while ago Go
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by soheil 5y ago
Three wrongs don't make it right either...
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by soheil 5y ago
The cost of attrition is very real, probably higher than the cost of keeping low-performers on the team for large companies. For small startups the cost of attrition is probably negligible. Maybe the solution for big companies is to break t
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by soheil 5y ago
Wait so according to your model of the world top-performers become idiots in their next job? Where are all these top-performers who do get compensated enough and what companies do they work for that have no attrition?
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by soheil 5y ago
aum or happn?
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by soheil 5y ago
So can we create a system that does not tie work with compensation? Can we have life-balancism, flexibilitism, and culturism instead of capitalism?
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by soheil 5y ago
Culture is such a vague term and everyone has their own definition. Not only that, but also the answers to what a good culture is are even more vague. Like embrace transparency or move fast and break things. At best these statements apply m
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by soheil 5y ago
Not in those type of engines. I meant the type of engine that creates a layer of fuel on the outside walls that gets pushed out with the exhaust gases.
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by soheil 5y ago
If you're proud of what you achieved then implement the code, but if you fear it's not good enough and rather stay under the guise of ambiguity of "imagine what could be" don't publish the code. Publishing code is l
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by soheil 5y ago
In fuel-rich engines can't the fuel be harvested after it does its function of cooling the chamber walls at the end of the nozzle. There are cases where fuel is boiling before it's ignited so I don't think the heat will be an
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by soheil 5y ago
Serious question: why is it bad to run your rocket engine-rich? If you know you're not going to use the engine and it's nearing its end of life why not get more power out of your fuel/oxidizer by hitting the stoichiometric po
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by soheil 5y ago
For osx: ffmpeg -f avfoundation -i ":1"

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