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by tonyhb 6y ago
So: We know that it actively harms cell division and brain development... But long term studies of babies/adolescents' drinking problems haven't been studied (disregarding that it's impossible due to ethics)... And you s
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Been thinking a lot about this - right now I run eng for a pretty broad product in healthcare, and there is overlap between eng and product. In your case, it sounds like you have crappy product leadership. This is _way_ too common. You nee
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by tonyhb 6y ago
The commenting here is actually pretty dope. I really enjoy the small notes saying _why_ the code exists: // because all low speed wind tunnel cases are overset and all high speed are // fixed with a remesh,
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Clean small scale rapid deployment power generation sounds like such a good thing for emerging countries! :sob-emoji: But then again, so does solar. It's tough to compete when there are existing options. Full respect to everything you
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Ha, this is ironic! Didn't escape rooms come about from 90's escape room flash games on miniclip? Now we've gone full circle making a virtual game of a real escape room modeled from a virtual room :D This looks pretty fun,
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Yeah, I thought it would use ML to suggest opening your "maps" app before work because - what do you know - you have opened the maps app to get to work every day at that time for a year. I do not believe you'd ever be able
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Are you saying this like it's a bad thing? Tests describing requirements acts as documentation, validation, and regression prevention with future refactors.
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Yep. Had an ex-customer explicitly tell us he and his partner don't pay for anything . $8k later, we refunded them both because of an entirely unfounded rant and 1* reviews. They get away with it. Seconded on a system that tracks revi
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by tonyhb 6y ago
It hampers brain, nervous, and muscular development. Researching this is easy . It took less than 20 seconds: https://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/AA67/AA67.htm . You're proving OPs point - you can't
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Anonymous as in the only thing they're getting is a random identifier and browsing data.
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+1 unfortunately. This isn't the place for that but... Really. This is reality.
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So... it's dumb for 999/1000 people.
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Look up smalltalk if you want to see what was possible in the 80s.
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After 5 years of back and forth, dcommander landed the work in v3 dev to make this happen. A ton of commitment.
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VirtualGL can now access the GPU without an X server(github.com)
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> Do you validate every single unsafe code in every single library you use? Even the standard library? Every time? Nope. But if I use a rust library, the compiler will do that for me. If it's Rust. And not CXX. I shouldn't h
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Agree with you and fluffything entirely. I can't believe this is an argument - it's basic logic. That the "rust community" can't see this is absolutely WILD. 1) C++ may be unsafe 2) The rust bindings are safe 3) B
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by tonyhb 6y ago
No, you didn't, apologies if it came off that way :) I do find it uh... "remarkable" that people are offended at a $49 upsell from a small company, given $2 trillion + companies do this all of the time at a higher price. That
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Maybe you can go with the iPad Pro and pay $129 for the "Apple Pencil": https://www.apple.com/apple-pencil/ . You don't have to buy the $49 Remarkable eraser stylus. You could also get the free one that
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by tonyhb 6y ago
Amazon reviews are not bug boards. A one star review from 2018 is an anecdote that seems well out of the norm. I wouldn't draw too much from a single 2.5 year old review with very few similar experiences; especially when everyone els
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by tonyhb 6y ago
The other rule is choose your data structures wisely.
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by tonyhb 6y ago
I suppose it's like I said: it depends on how you get that energy. Geothermal, nuclear are options, as are coastal wind farms (minimal environmental impact once up). Solar, Yes, I hear you.
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Agree. I went as far as regressing to `watchexec` to re-run esbuild and cargo build on any changes. Esbuild is near instant compared to anything else.
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It depends on how efficient you can make things in terms of harvesting (with the vertical frames), energy, and lack of pests. I think you’re missing my favorite point: we can return land to the environment and potentially reduce the entire
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by tonyhb 6y ago
While everyone's hating on the Pixel 4 for good reason, last night's iOS 13.6 software update broke my iPhone. So... there's that. At least the Pixel 4's software updates don't render your phone unusable.
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Yep. Also, fun fact, these are used in dentistry and orthodontics to check spaces between your teeth. We use the same information in our 3D treatment planning environment.
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Woof yeah good point, that is a true bummer :( We're using it for an internal prototype. It's not a great story right now: https://github.com/hecrj/iced/issues/282 . But it _does_ support basics fo
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Without plugging away at a specific language, I'm a fan of https://github.com/hecrj/iced . It's native cross-platform (Linux/Windows/Mac) and compiles to wasm for web support. Native as in no web r
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That doesn't impact us killing 100 per day. Relativity doesn't matter.
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No-one is forcing entry to take guns! If the time comes: 1. You'll be asked to hand in guns 2. You can choose not to. You can say it's in the trash. You threw it away. Whatever. The US gov't will need a warrant to come in

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