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by souprock 7y ago
A reasonable person would assume that it works during the day. Of course it won't work by starlight. I have no idea how common this configuration is, but it makes perfect sense. It is almost like a battery-capable system, but without t
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by souprock 7y ago
It's up to you. I followed along with your questions, in the typical order, so you can just add in the matching headers if you like. The notable difference is that I'm a former maintainer. Also, it was core system utilities writte
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by souprock 7y ago
Have another: I maintained procps from roughly 1997 to 2007. (do "man ps" and search for "Albert") I started because I insisted that mixed syntax like "ps x -f" and "ps u -u u" could be parsed and be
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by souprock 7y ago
2 or 3K really isn't enough for Seattle.
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by souprock 7y ago
Hmmm, just ask? Places that do timecards are probably more likely to say "yes". My employer allows it. Benefits other than health insurance (which is fully paid w/o any paycheck deduction) will be pro-rated to whatever you si
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by souprock 7y ago
This isn't something to blame on one party. Maryland is not a Republican majority state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maryland%27s_3rd_congressional... Illinois is also not a Republican majority state. https:&#x
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by souprock 7y ago
Consider building a home in Fremont, CA. As of early 2018 you'd pay about $155,000 in fees to build a single-family home, or about $75,000 for a unit of multi-family. Building a cheap home would be silly. The fees might be several time
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by souprock 7y ago
I don't think the neighbors want apartments either. That would instantly crater the desirability of the neighborhood. This matters both for the people concerned about finances and for the people who just want to live their lives in pea
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by souprock 7y ago
This generation also has the luxury of building homes on undesirable hills in cities without a tech industry. Nothing has changed. My grandma might have wished to build in lower Manhattan, but that was already occupied and expensive. She we
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by souprock 7y ago
He may be an outlier, but that is only because he chose differently. He didn't get lucky beyond having the mental ability to do a high-paying (software?) career. I have about the same deal. I'm in a low-density part of Florida, en
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by souprock 7y ago
You can find your own land to own. Back in 1962 my grandma had her house built on some undesirable empty hills, in the city but far from the action. There wasn't a tech industry. That house is in the geographic center of San Francisco
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by souprock 7y ago
Then the deal killer: the desire for maximum possible control via ownership, without being subject to the whims of a landlord. Even a condo fails at this. The ownership is fake. You don't have permission to bore a hole in the roof, fou
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by souprock 7y ago
That smell is a good thing though, isn't it? If not, cook something else. Maybe don't cook liver with Limburger.
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by souprock 7y ago
It's not risk free. Keeping a secret becomes harder as more people are involved. Employee (or contractor) turnover means more people are involved. The same goes for the number of work sites, with each remote worker being their own work
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by souprock 7y ago
That's just in a few places with crazy house prices. Generally, the situation isn't like that. For example, in my location the median house prices are less than 3x the median household income.
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by souprock 7y ago
Being along the coast also makes offshore supersonic flight possible. With a good aircraft, San Diego to Seattle should be about an hour.
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by souprock 7y ago
We could recover the energy. mgh = 0.5mvv Cancel out the mass, round g to 10 m/s/s, assume a velocity of 30 m/s, and solve for h: h = 45 We thus need a rotary that is elevated 45 meters above the road. That is about 150 feet.
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by souprock 7y ago
Traffic circles and roundabouts don't exist. Those things are all called rotaries. The tiny ones are inherently defective, especially for large vehicles. The larger rotaries can be nice, especially when installed above a freeway that i
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by souprock 7y ago
With 12 kids, I like how you think. :-)
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by souprock 7y ago
This is the case for people with little need for space. If you are happy to rent a room and you don't need a parking spot, you get a great deal. Investments and mail-order items aren't any more expensive in San Francisco. Local ex
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by souprock 7y ago
It would make sense to pay you the Nebraska rate if you can't deliver more value than the Nebraska workers. This might mean that you leave, and then the company hires a replacement in Nebraska. The NYC rate is justified if they work yo
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by souprock 7y ago
The quick fix for desk height is 4 or 8 concrete blocks. You can get half-thickness concrete blocks to make the height 0.5 or 1.5 blocks. For most people, 2 blocks lying flat with the holes horizontal is enough for standing at the desk.
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by souprock 7y ago
Southeast USA including: Virginia (Arlington and Dulles), Maryland (Annapolis Junction), South Carolina (Greenville), Alabama (Huntsville), Florida (Melbourne), Texas (Austin and San Antonio), Pennsylvania (State College) and possibly other
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by souprock 7y ago
A title like "Crafting Interpreters" on this gets my hopes up. I expect something about building an emulator like Qemu, MAME, or Xenia. For a programming language, you'd want to use terms like "parser" and hopefully
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by souprock 7y ago
That isn't how it works out. Normally the executive gets far less than his workers get. Remember, there are many workers. When I divide the pay of Boeing's CEO by the number of Boeing workers, I get just $100 per year. I am confid
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by souprock 7y ago
With healthcare, it goes the other way too. When my kid gets a deep gash, disfiguring an eyebrow or messing with an important finger, I'd be willing to pay extra for a surgeon to sit there with a microscope putting all the little capil
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by souprock 7y ago
That would still be a mess, in mostly the same way. All it does is emphasize that the values have a coarse 1-year sampling rate. The real mistake is that the most rapidly-changing values should have been in the middle, with the slowly-chang
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by souprock 7y ago
That is fun with an FPGA bitstream. Used parts of the chip can look like a fluffy cloud.
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by souprock 7y ago
Fortunately, that isn't the case. For the SAT, you may use "All scientific calculators" and "All four-function calculators (not recommended)".
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by souprock 7y ago
If a different farm would do, my workplace is about 20 to 30 minutes away from an area where you could buy about 10 acres without trouble. It's low-level hacking, in Florida, a few dozen miles south of Cape Canaveral: https:/&#x2

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