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vidanay
6y ago
Hole Flow Theory is weird. https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/semiconductors/chp...
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vidanay
6y ago
In other words, we although "see" in a two dimensional planar projection, we comprehend our environment in a 3D rationalized world. The article seems pretty esoteric to me.
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6y ago
He believes passionately in everything he does and he literally puts all of his money (and then some) into his endeavors. He is rumored to be the most cash-poor of any multi-billionaire because he has leveraged it all to achieve his goals.
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vidanay
6y ago
And he will quite likely die with less than $100 cash to his name.
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vidanay
6y ago
Musk is chaotic neutral. Zuck is neutral evil. http://easydamus.com/alignment.html
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vidanay
6y ago
Close the chat client?
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6y ago
I would bet they had a standard construction form (2 meter tall Sonotube, etc) and they simply dug down until they reached the rock and poured the concrete. Like you say, they height doesn't matter since it will be referenced from some
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vidanay
6y ago
That's an incredibly limited view of the subject. I could theoretically write code with a laptop from the back of a camel in the Sahara desert. That doesn't mean it qualifies as "able to do my job".
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6y ago
That makes sense except for the irregular height. If they were all the same, or even if they were roughly parabolic themselves it would make more sense. Perhaps it's an optical illusion. This photo seems more regular and confirms the t
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vidanay
6y ago
Or even.....a cable stayed bridge.
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6y ago
Does anyone know what the purpose of the irregular height columns are under the dish? They appear to be uniform spacing, but not height.
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6y ago
In what language is the name of a method parameter ever significant?
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6y ago
I feel like the article does not address the stated question. arg(ument) c(ount) and arg(ument) v(ector) is what I was taught. edit: After a re-read, the article is about where the actual values come from and not the historical semantic mea
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6y ago
Because... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24077391
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6y ago
I'd like to see a willingness for restaurants to say "I'm sorry, but we are out of that this evening." This would help eliminate food waste by not having to make a batch of something for only 1-2 customers.
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6y ago
My last experience with an Apple product was my Apple IIc in college. I have been an Android user since the original Motorola Droid with slider keyboard. I am thinking about switching the family to iPhones later this year. (I also feel like
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6y ago
That "custom-patched kernel with a bizarre build process" is a self-inflicted wound on the part of both Google and the carriers. It could have been corrected years ago.
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Building a cabin is more like programming a game of tic-tac-toe. They weren't trying to build the Burj Khalifa on an as-you-go basis.
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6y ago
You're not wrong.
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vidanay
6y ago
Yeah, building a cabin isn't a fundamentally complicated project. Think. Measure. Measure. Cut. Nail. Repeat.
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If there was a large enough explosions to blast the grain silos into the air and disperse the grain, it could find that "perfect" balance at some point and then flash over.
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vidanay
6y ago
This thread just made me realize that it's probably been almost six months since I have driven at night.
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6y ago
On this type of lighting, what is the purpose of having high and low beams? It seems like you should be able to leave it on high all the time.
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vidanay
6y ago
I replaced my 5x with a Moto X4 (still using today). Both were/are rock solid phones at great prices.
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vidanay
6y ago
Now with Containers!
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vidanay
6y ago
"Have you ever been in a Turkish prison?" is a 40 year old movie quote referencing a 50 year old event, so....yeah.
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vidanay
6y ago
The context of this thread is "employees" so your comment is a non-sequitur. I am an employee, and I am not at work 24/7.
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6y ago
If you're "at work" 24/7, you're doing it really, really wrong. 0700-1600 only for me (almost four years 100% WFH).
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6y ago
I've always liked the fact that nearly every major street in Chicago is lined with small businesses and the residential streets are no more than 4-5 blocks away from a major street.
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vidanay
6y ago
Perfectly normal for there to be a thousand houses with no commercial. Not a good idea, but still normal in many suburbs.
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