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by trose 11y ago
I can't wait for the day when our legislative bodies actually understand how the technology around them works. Maybe then we can avoid idiotic discussions like the ones surely going on in this courtroom right now.
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by trose 11y ago
If you read any of the discussions in r/cscareerquestions you'd think you're a failure for not making $150k straight out of college.
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by trose 11y ago
I'm kinda of this thought process as well. If there are hospitable conditions there and we haven't found microbes after a while, I think we should just start dumping tons of them over there. We need something to put some atmospher
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by trose 11y ago
I'm mildly frustrated that this will be seen as a win by the MRA's. Yes, there was not sufficient evidence to back Pao's claims but anyone that has worked in an office environment with women present can attest to the fact tha
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by trose 11y ago
Ugh, gimme
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by trose 11y ago
There's definitely a handful of airports in Antarctica. Are they not "official"?
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by trose 11y ago
A much better telescope
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by trose 11y ago
Yeah, I think its a vocal minority that is truly upset. The issue that compounds all of this is that it only takes a few thousand upvotes to reach the front page. So to extrapolate on your analogy, this is like the racist people in the corn
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by trose 11y ago
He was highly inappropriate when he was CEO, once having a public flamewar with a disgruntled ex-employee. I'm not surprised by his behavior but I question his motives. Looking at his comment history he seems well aware that he is blac
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by trose 11y ago
I for one would a little sanitization of the site. There are always going to be weirdos posting horrendous content on the internet but I'm not particularly inclined to deal with that trash. I'd love a Reddit this is only cat pics,
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by trose 11y ago
So next we need to add some stabilization to this platform and then you can just stick it out on a bouy ^_^
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by trose 11y ago
Do not say you get bored easily. That is a huge red flag to potential employers.
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by trose 11y ago
Seems pretty plausible that we could create an SSD that would power up on a timer then couldn't we? Am I missing something?
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by trose 11y ago
That changes a lot if your target market is big enterprise customers. Oh you don't support IE9? Well say goodbye to that market share.
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by trose 11y ago
You can definitely reload rifle ammunition at home very easily. You just need to collect the brass cases after you've shot store-bought rounds or just go to an outdoor range and collect buckets of brass cases since most people just lea
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by trose 11y ago
Exciting stuff. It feels really weird for someone to write a blog in which they discover that 95% of websites use minified JS though. I guess it's nice to see Microsoft making some progress but you have to wonder what's going on o
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by trose 11y ago
> Web developers need a new machine just to test the new IE False. http://dev.modern.ie/tools/vms/
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by trose 11y ago
> At the moment it feels like they're making progress every other week. And they intend to accelerate their schedule as they go! This is so exciting!
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by trose 11y ago
Maybe we need to have girl-branded thought-provoking toys in the meantime to deal with parents that force these stereotypes on their children. Princess model rockets and Frozen science kits.
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by trose 11y ago
Yes, people shouldn't be arrested for possession.
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by trose 11y ago
Looks like it'll be more like $5-6 million per launch. http://www.parabolicarc.com/2014/01/14/shotwell/
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by trose 11y ago
I'm just reciting this from memory but I think spaceX launches are currently $50-100 million per launch. If they can achieve reusable rockets it'll be on the order of a few hundred thousand per launch though.
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by trose 11y ago
I think they've ruled out the barge landing at this point. Seems like even with the stabilization, there is still too much movement. I dont see any reason they couldn't bring it back over water onto a landing pad. It should be rea
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by trose 11y ago
THE best part in my opinion is that they live stream every mission and are very transparent about failures. I think they realize how many geeks and engineers are watching and that we understand that failure !== defeat.
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by trose 11y ago
While it's possible to inject the dragon capsule anywhere and get it's orbit in line with the ISS, its much more economical to inject it really close to the ISS so they dont need to do as much work to finish the trip.
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by trose 12y ago
Hopefully Amazon develops some stealthier drones for this program. One commercial drone can sound like an angry swarm of bees on its own. Being anywhere near a distribution center could because maddening if they have hundreds of drones comi
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by trose 12y ago
http://hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com/
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by trose 12y ago
people must think its funny
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by trose 12y ago
This could also be some inexperienced non-technical person just being a nosey busy-body as well. Not sure why the devs dont just give him a db backup though. If they're a large site that could take a while but hey, the guy paying the b
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by trose 12y ago
Networking at work is way more productive. I dont go to tech meetups very much anymore because I get annoyed at the "idea man" types that have no technical ability but want to find someone stupid enough to work for equity.

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