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901.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Maybe, but what are these really applicable to? Embedded systems, high performance or maybe graphics loops... I'd think anyone working in a higher level interpreted language would not need to memorize much of anything. Probably not Jav
902.
by th0ma5 7y ago
See some other other replies. I have yet to come across anything compelling that supports this.
903.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I think Banggood
904.
by th0ma5 7y ago
This is a post more about something this person finds interesting rather than something I can tell they seriously mean to evaluate a coworker or employee. They even say they don't know why similar things haven't done well as ways
905.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I think this is the most reasonable answer, and perhaps the memorization stuff is more of a measurement of who paid the most attention in the most recent of class taking... I just feel as I progress in my career and do ever more complicated
906.
by th0ma5 7y ago
The other reply disagrees... Why would memorization of something so easily referenced matter?
907.
by th0ma5 7y ago
From memory?
908.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Does having an algorithm memorized help anyone in their daily jobs at either Microsoft or Google?
909.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I bought a kit called the EleksDraw and found it for $140 shipped. It uses G Code and didn't take too long to put together maybe a couple of hours at a slow place.
910.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Somewhere I read he got this list from the America's Test Kitchen team.
911.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Site seems up for me https://winniethepooh.disney.com
912.
Researchers “Translate” Bat Talk. Turns Out, They Argue–A Lot(smithsonianmag.com)
3 points by th0ma5 7y ago|0 comments
913.
MFJ RigPi: Raspberry Pi Ham Radio Remote(hackaday.com)
2 points by th0ma5 7y ago|0 comments
914.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I was hoping for a little more detail around the beginnings of AJAX. I know it was added to IE to support Outlook in IE but I thought Maps was the first big use of it outside of Outlook.
915.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Reminds me of an American but I can't remember who that survived a severe thunderstorm?
916.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I briefly looked into this, and from what I remember these were all always based on the "satellite" based wind models which were interpolations of predictions at a very low resolution based on infrared. Winds aloft, as I'm su
917.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I was under the impression that neither definition was exterminated.
918.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Since when are they exterminated?
919.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I don't think negotiating power is debunked.
920.
by th0ma5 7y ago
If the universe is increasingly expanding... Am I? Are my protons getting farther apart or are the sub atomic particles in me getting larger? Or are you all and other celestial bodies just moving away from me? :P
921.
Slashdot on 9/11(slashdot.org)
1 points by th0ma5 7y ago|0 comments
922.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I had read, and maybe I'm misguided, that the law in the US was that you could listen to this stuff as an experiment with your amateur radio license and mess around with all the decoding you wanted... It was just illegal to disclose to
923.
by th0ma5 7y ago
What advantages do they have over the $150 target model?
924.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Maybe I have a low-ish bar, but the Kodi Add-Ons in the official code base is a nice system of continuous integration with established acceptance and review procedures. I wrote a small add-on for a woodworking show and as soon as all the ch
925.
by th0ma5 7y ago
How good is measurement of water underground? I feel like we simply haven't drilled enough holes to know.
926.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I still don't know who Shiny is for... For very small organizations? You'd be a fool to run Shiny in a place over even just a couple hundred people... I've never seen any kind of seriousness around denial of service, pen test
927.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Seems like this was observered in a dish?
928.
by th0ma5 7y ago
I feel like people selling left over devices from the Iran-Iraq war was reported in the media well before 2015.
929.
by th0ma5 7y ago
Arguably had a 250kt device, judging by seismic data, although they may have killed a lot of people involved by detonating it? I'm just going by what is in the linked articles from Wikipedia, although the Wikipedia articles themselve
930.
by th0ma5 7y ago
What arsenal? I was thinking they blew up all the devices that were ever made, never demonstrated a portable device, and also destroyed all their facilities in the course of the doing this.

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