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If you're an engineer, the best way IMHO is to work with other engineers on a trial basis or tiny project if you can. Interviews are usually of low utility, especially non-engineers doing the hiring or interviews that don't delve
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There's two double-standards at play: - victimhood hierarchy - prioritizing obscure identity attributes over the person. - elite apartheid - celebrities, rich, popular, beautiful don't have to play by the same rules or receive the
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Well it is low-value, discretionary consumption, not an essential asset or expenditure. Bring your own coffee cup filled with water, and you'll still fit right in, save the environment, save money and cut caffeine and calories. I think
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- If you're in it just for the money, bounce now. - Be curious. - Push your comfort-zone, often. Do hard things: write a C compiler, design a pipelined/microcoded/branch-predicting MICMAC processor, write a kernel module, wri
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Population: 556 These sort of villages probably have massive unemployment, huffing chemicals and alcoholism too... which leads to fights and DV. In Canada, they're almost always "dry" (banned alcohol) areas for these reasons,
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Corporate pension defaults, i.e., Sears, are another problem; retirees were promised an income beyond their working years, and then vulture capitalists come in and sell-off their formers employers in pieces.
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Freedoms of being alone: - no one asking favors - no obligations - no emotional BS dumped on you - no judgements - no going along with what you don't want to do or opting-out - no one invading/pushing your boundaries - no meetings
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Two ants walk into a bar... Maybe they do and we just don't know it? (anthropocentrism)
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Libraries, at least in the US, are mostly silence zones apart from information/checkout areas. There are still a few independent bookstores left, and those are good. College is still the preferred and most popular setting to meet a qua
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The mind atrophies without enough actual social contact, and also a proven link to more stress and shorter lifespans.
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"Crisis" may not be the correct word, whereas the sex ratio imbalance in China is definitely a crisis, the loneliness issue is at least a valid social ill because of the additional stress, anxiety, missing joy/opportunities a
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- Decline of organized religion - Rise of hyper-mobility - Rise of the portable screen - Rise of inequality necessitating more workaholism - Increase of monopolized corporate media - Heightened nationalism, xenophobia and politically-polar
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For-profit clickbait items reinforce unhealthy and unrealistic digital hallucinations to stay in business, and celebrity developer bloggers do much the same in order to advance their careers. You don't know how they are to work-with or
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Lmao. OP items like these reek of people looking for shallow poser shortcuts rather than digging in.
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Non-s T480 has dual batteries and a 10 hour real runtime.
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Thinkpad X is too much like Apple: impractical, excessively over-designed Thinkpad T4X0 is the way to go for 13" (T440-T480; T490 is too Appleized also)
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Thinkpad T440 - T480 T490 is no good: soldered-in things and no dual batteries.
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Original battery for many generations older Thinkpads: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/accessories-and-monitors/charge... Try Googling next time.
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Beto O'Rourke, POTUS candidate and currently in COTUS, was part of cDc.
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Only Cantos I and II were available in 1819. XVI and unfinished XVII were available in 1823 and 1824 respectively.
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Nope, not in Berkeley. Electricity: grid or self-renewables. Electrical heating is extremely efficient, but currently costs more than NG. Clearly, the move is away from FF because unsequestered carbon fuels/energy isn't good for
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Ridgecrest quakes shifted some area over a meter.
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For those without a satnav lock yet: Datum is a defined 3D geometry model used to translate a physical coordinate given by satnav into a latitude, longitude and altitude. Different datum -> different lat/long/alt. Disclaimer: T
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Pyramids are awesome feats of engineering and construction. Also reminds me of the muon detection tech that can probe through solid material. https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/next/ancient/cosmic-ray-muons-..
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In other countries, they have: - higher standards of living - longer life expectancies - better healthcare - higher taxes, but the money is used more efficiently and for better results than on mass incarceration or the largest military-indu
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Oh my, you don't know how laws get "designed." Congress ostensibly writes the laws, but they're now often allowing outside special interests and lawyers to pass along laws for introduction nearly verbatim. Furthermore, I
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Exactly. You usually gotta "color outside the lines" if you want anything cool, i.e., jailbreaking (jb) or hackintoshing. I'm surprised no one's tried hackiosing on custom hardware, although it would take a pile of engin
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iProxy for iOS (FOSS) used to work over WiFi if you setup a peer network and manual IP on endpoints and phone.
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I miss TetherMe. Is JB even still possible (has anyone done it/which ver?) on modern iOS?
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Pipelines are different than trains. - They can leak much more in an unit time than trains... hundreds of thousands of gallons, and regulatory enforcement on leaks in the US is very weak because of corporate capture. - They are built usuall
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