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by souprock 7y ago
Does it matter? I think it is important to have some means of supporting a family, but that might not involve the educational path that has become our standard for the past 30 years. It only takes one good income, and paid child care is usu
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by souprock 7y ago
It's not remarkable. I simply made them, with one wife, in the traditional way. In case you were asking about how I afford them: I have a BS degree in computer science from UMass Lowell. I started the family, married, moved into a plac
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by souprock 7y ago
You don't even know if you'd want multiple children. I'll be having my 12th kid soon. That simply doesn't happen if you wait. At the start, I had no idea that I'd want so many kids. To allow for this possibility, yo
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by souprock 7y ago
I use it all the time at work. Along with Mattermost (yuck) it is a solution that works on a secured network. If your computer can reach something like Slack, your computer is exposed. At home I recently used it to chat with open source dev
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by souprock 7y ago
I might have one like that, unless you mean the non-verbal type. He has to go soon, probably age 20 at the end of summer. He did just barely manage an AA degree, so perhaps he is better off than yours. He is sometimes wildly inappropriate.
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by souprock 7y ago
I was charged more than that for a public university in the 1990s. In a few years I paid for that, my wife's similar loans, and a new car. I also got married and had my first two kids. So it looks cheap to me, assuming the housing isn&
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by souprock 7y ago
Becoming dependent is part of the deal. It keeps people together through the difficult times.
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by souprock 7y ago
There are different kinds of loneliness. I suppose the worst is when all apply. You lack family, you have coworkers, you have random humans in the area, you didn't mention any sort of buddy. So have 2 or 3 out of those 4. I'm bumm
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by souprock 7y ago
It's not just tests. It's also constant beeping and the light from the hallway.
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Religion brought us the weekend, and ordinary politics ("vote for me because...") brought us labor rights. Unions brought us dues and a bunch of people standing around waiting for an electrician to plug in a power cord.
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by souprock 7y ago
It is expected. It isn't required on day 1, and we have kept on some people who couldn't get one. People can be mistaken about what would cause denial, so ask if you are unsure. Things far in the past are often forgiven, at least
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by souprock 7y ago
I have verified that yes, 30 hours is acceptable where I work. It's been done, along with 32, and possibly shorter. Most of the benefits are pro-rated, but we'd still cover the health insurance fully. You could still work more and
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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
I don't think I have unusual retinal damage. I've had it checked, which is way beyond the normal eye doctor appointment. I've always been an indoors person, very wary of excessive exposure. I'm getting older though, and
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by souprock 7y ago
If they flood it with powerful LED light, then when you are old you can enjoy the semi-darkness. There is a tremendous difference in light perception as you age. I packed my house with 65 watt LED lights. No, not "65 watt equivalent&qu
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by souprock 7y ago
I don't see any evidence there that you got the decompiler working, which would be quite a feat. The disassembler, and even graph view, is part of the IDA SDK as you mentioned.
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by souprock 7y ago
Huh, acid mine drainage is a new one. Others are coal ash and spent nuclear fuel rods.
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The USA has sources. Besides the natural ones, we also have coal ash and spent nuclear fuel rods.
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by souprock 7y ago
By that standard, there really isn't deterministic execution. You'll always want something that simply must be recorded, such as the current time. A better distinction: deterministic execution is when you rerun the executed instru
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by souprock 7y ago
I will soon have 12. Perhaps the loss of sanity comes before the kids? It might be a prerequisite. :-) The first kid is a huge impact. The second two each have a modest impact. After that, the food costs slowly climb up but you only really
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by souprock 7y ago
I could really use a voucher for homeschooling. I've spent a lot on books, calculators, and even paper. (11 kids) I think I spent about $1000 to do chemistry labs. With the voucher I probably would have added a condenser, nickel crucib
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by souprock 7y ago
I felt like I gained 25 years when I got a knee injury. Now my knee clicks and hurts, preventing the activity that had kept me thin.
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by souprock 7y ago
I certainly know what you mean about "big family" (have 11 so far) and "just how much effort they volunteered of themselves" and "risking putting their kids back into school and losing a year or two in grades"
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by souprock 7y ago
Me too pretty much, "currently hemorrhaging money due to children expenses, and going back to only drinking tap water sort of feels bad in ways that are hard to describe." In my case, it will soon be 12 kids, and I hadn't per
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by souprock 7y ago
Because it is a helicopter? Ejection seats have been done for those. Explosive bolts release the blades, and then everything proceeds as normal. Here is one such helicopter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamov_Ka-50
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by souprock 7y ago
I'm about 2.8 miles (4.5 km) off the end of the runway, and about 1000 feet (300 m) off the centerline. Arrivals usually have gear down, while departures usually do not. I saw the An-225 departing. I heard it, felt that the sound wasn&
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by souprock 7y ago
That is a different sort of "toxic" and a different sort of "politics", but yeah we don't want that either. I was referring to the sort of people you'd find in Google or even HP, backstabbing and undermining to
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by souprock 7y ago
Pretty much. The demo team requires a runway that is 7,000 by 75 feet. They also demand single-wheel weight bearing of 65,000 pounds, parking spaces that are 75 feet wide, security fencing, and various other junk like hotels and a gym. I&#x
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by souprock 7y ago
Right, I left the Bay Area as a child. I still have a grandmother and 5 of her 7 children there. Things were more affordable back in 1963. I think it would be possible for a non-beginner Facebook employee willing to live in a 3-bedroom. It&
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by souprock 7y ago
Usually it isn't. The Goodyear blimp was a weird buzzing noise, not that loud. The Space Shuttle launch was at some distance, otherwise the brutally loud noise would have killed me by ripping my internal organs loose. I had about 30 mi

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