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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Isn't this why it's claimed that people employed by the government were told to intentionally spread some really wild stories? So that it seems like everybody's got a leak to share, reducing the impact of any other legitimate
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
I did a bit of first-hand UFO account investigation for a while. Lots of people wanted to share their experiences as a narrative that they could control. Unfortunately when I started with a set of questions I had been working on to help me
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
For starters: Make your past into a super resource and valuable platform to support this new effort. Bring all the best of your past forward. (Mentioning this partly because you aren't offering any context, and that's where I&#x27
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
> Cloud will be easy with consistent approach. > Cloud will be easy with opinionated tooling. > Cloud will be easy with opinionated approach to configuration. This is really true. AND in no time at all, it will turn from "easy
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
> we all know that stop signs just dont Are there some numbers on this? Even if your own? I mean, _some_ people don't stop, sure that's valid on its face. But they "just don't work anywhere", is that what, half o
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
> On the other hand you could implement a full choose-your-own-adventure book as a single page PDF using only subpage navigation. That's really neat to see...and makes this issue suddenly so frustrating. This kind of feature would a
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
For real. Deepen your relationship with money so that it's more comfortable, nuanced, and stable. Like a relationship with an old friend. Even if you lose touch for a while, they're still there for you. Otherwise there will still
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Some anxiety helps people do things, too. This is where you get people who need deadlines, scheduled milestones, check-ins, or other rituals or anticipated events just so they can get it done. (No shame) IMO the word "anxiety" is
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National Hike with a Geek Day – June 20, 2023(nationaltoday.com)
1 points by themodelplumber 3y ago|0 comments
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Quite a few interesting trans-Atlantic CB contacts on YouTube these days. They are all using SSB though I think. Not super common in handhelds.
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
That's awesome, seems like a great contribution to the community. CB radio, too, that's not so common these days. I scan for it sometimes but never find any local traffic.
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
That's a fun read. I've scored some interesting radio gear from the street and found that in the worst case, I can at least give it a good cleaning and pass it along, even if I decide not to fix it. :-) Recently I started keeping
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
I'll believe it when I see a computer named after an agricultural product arrive at my doorstep, along with a 300 page spiral bound book of thousands of shortcut-prompts, each prompt shown next to a visual representation of the app it
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Less of a core vim tip, but since it's vim-style: I like to use ctrl shift H and L to move L/R between tabs in whatever terminal app I'm using. (And since I'm open to learning other tips, I'm just going to say that
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
> The DJ apologizes if he plays any track he played in the last six months. This is nothing. Back in Aichi Prefecture I had a neighborhood pirate DJ-cum-Yakuza errand boy who would cut off a finger every time his MD player skipped!
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
> There are better ways of squaring the circle, but they're less sexy. Don't tell me: You learned of these ways from the one True Scotsman.
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Yeah, the evisceration of corporate-everything has really unnecessarily crowded out enjoyment of all the good parts, while at the same time somehow managing to look more ridiculous as a POV than I ever expected. Back in the edgy days, I nev
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
I remember being shocked to see someone using Ruby for all their systems scripting back in the 2010s. But it made a lot of sense. Rails definitely sucked up a lot of the use case attention. (Personally for simple admin scripting work, I ten
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
There are so many different web developer audiences... For example, developers who are really focused on up-to-date skills will likely recognize that cgi-bin has had a "scent" to it since the early 2000s. Developers who are of a s
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Beyond Liquid Crystal: DARPA Seeks Novel Tunable Optical Materials(darpa.mil)
36 points by themodelplumber 3y ago|1 comments
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Serious? I pre & post all of those + bicycling. Whammy, huge difference, especially if you leverage e.g. the caffeine for mental work, or whatever else each chemical is good at. Had some funny experiments in there but would never go bac
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MQ-9 can launch a smaller UAS and then recover it mid-flight(twitter.com)
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Fascinating. Q for you since you are so clued in. I am a ham radio operator and was thinking about novel forms of signal propagation. I landed on the idea of gravitons. Could gravitonic signal propagation be done somehow? While researching,
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Did they make big fallen tree piles? What a time that could have been for any species interested in burrows, bushwhacking, or forts.
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Heavy recent modifications, see history in article
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
> Today we appear to have forgotten all this Not sure if that's the right wording. I live in CA too and the wave of remediations to your "fire event acceptance" and coastal water supplies has been pretty dramatic. I regula
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
There's still a state plan right?
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A quick way to get more creative coding control with ChatGPT(friendlyskies.net)
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
That's awesome :-) It's a wonderful film for that kind of retrospective cultural tourism.
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by themodelplumber 3y ago
Sorry to hear it's become a bit of a trudge... For some people, coding is more like a personality trait. They naturally think directly in code terms. Less some specific syntax... Others don't do this so much. Maybe they see outcom

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