tudelo

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by tudelo 9y ago
I can't say that I agree with that. There are plenty of subreddits that are not the official ones that have great communities and do great things for its members... (/r/learnprogramming or /r/askamechanic and such)
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by tudelo 9y ago
Not to be confused with the FIRE related to firecalc :)
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by tudelo 9y ago
Is there something so wrong with "...building it once and then distributing that "image" to the servers."? Seems to be a rather simple solution to deployment.
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by tudelo 9y ago
Someone who is more intelligent will create more opportunities for themselves. Seems to be pretty linked.
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by tudelo 9y ago
I think you are right that people do not need much encouragement. I still don't think saying that most successful people are of average intelligence is a "smart" thing to say unless it is true. I don't think it is true a
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by tudelo 9y ago
Sure, but what's the point of putting a giant false statement right at the start of the post? It just makes the rest seem silly. I'm not convinced it's even motivational to the average person.
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by tudelo 9y ago
Well the latter is obvious to anyone with a healthy dose of cynicism and knowledge of what facebook is. The former is something you could not figure out on your own. The fact that someone is so incredulous to state that you have to be a rus
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by tudelo 9y ago
It's interesting that you realize they are problematic for discussion, yet continue on to use the acronym "MBTI".
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by tudelo 9y ago
“everything in the world was created by people no smarter than you”. Is there actually any validity to that? Assuming you is a human of average intelligence...
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by tudelo 9y ago
The problem I have with what you are saying is what you are referring to as the "laws that govern our playing field." What do you mean that they are not fair? How do you make them fair? Also, it's not like these people became
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by tudelo 9y ago
Maybe men and women are not driven to accomplish the same goals. For example, take a look at the StackOverflow developer survey. There is certainly a difference in what men consider valuable for a job and what women consider valuable given
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by tudelo 9y ago
Why can't it be a combination of both, ignoring compensation? Why can't one sex have a higher propensity towards a profession than the other, independent of compensation? It seems to me that it is a complex issue that has a lot mo
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by tudelo 9y ago
What's the upside for the company that owns the building?
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by tudelo 9y ago
Well, I can tell you that as someone who has only driven in America that this road looks fine. Actually, it looks relatively good compared to a lot of our roads. Drive around some parts of Pennsylvania... blech. Road markings are the least
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by tudelo 9y ago
I think you would be hard-pressed to find an apartment complex without a leasing office. I have never seen that in the US. Mostly I think they are there to handle showing people around and finalizing leases. They also can handle maintenance
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by tudelo 9y ago
A kid. Now put 30 in a classroom.
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by tudelo 9y ago
Well, he was saying when he has too many applicants. Either he picks a few and gives none of the others a fair chance, or he gives everyone a fair chance with something some people don't like. Our time on this planet is finite, what do
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by tudelo 9y ago
For example... https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=39.09&lon=-76.... You can't get this detail with any other service I can find.
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by tudelo 9y ago
Maybe you don't? Pretty hard to guarantee at any given time anything you do or say is "private", internet or not.
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by tudelo 9y ago
Local community? No. I have spent many hours helping people on /r/learnprogramming and in person throughout the past few years. I know it's not really giving back to those who need it most, but I think it has a net positive e
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by tudelo 9y ago
I see. So the OP is just saying that it is above the breakeven point, as in we are not losing energy from running it. Seems like a pretty low bar for energy production :). FWIW, that is a pretty misleading statement when not contextualized
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by tudelo 9y ago
Preface: I know nothing about this. How can it "produce more energy out than energy in"? I don't know if I am not aware of what you mean by that, but that doesn't seem possible?
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by tudelo 9y ago
Do you not think anyone recreationally shoots an FN P90?
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by tudelo 9y ago
I bet you could get plenty of anecdotal evidence on this. What would you want to see from research? Metrics on awake vs sleep deprived vs "caught up after sleep deprivation"? Sounds interesting.
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by tudelo 9y ago
7 hours, sometimes less sometimes more. Usually more when I have a few days of less sleep in a row. In bed anywhere from 1130 to 1 AM on weekdays, up anywhere from 6 to 9 AM. Daylight savings time makes it much worse :)
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by tudelo 9y ago
Well, maybe they mean when talking to children. That does not.
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by tudelo 9y ago
True. It's generic and cliche. But, if the cookie package said they were made with love in factory location x, what's so bad about that? They are supposed to be Grandma's cookies :)
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by tudelo 9y ago
Can you explain your reasoning for claiming that working at a place that publishes low-quality news is immoral?
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by tudelo 9y ago
Oh yes. He will just be crying into piles of money. Get real, do you think people actually care that much? You are making huge assumptions.
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by tudelo 9y ago
Is it really that annoying that someone possibly made x thing with love in y location? What does money have to do with that? You can get paid to do something and do it with love.

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