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by virtue3 6y ago
Lawyers would argue that it might be a good idea to put up a sign if your neighbors have a dog that could attack them. (weak argument but somewhat funny). Lawyers are ultra cautious. If you can -guarantee- that no one is going to magically
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by virtue3 6y ago
you lift weights along muscle systems designed to handle load. Your wrist/elbows etc are relatively weak. See tennis elbow, etc. The other issue is that you end up writing 4-6hrs a day in school 5days a week, wheras the gym is somethi
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by virtue3 6y ago
I can't believe that anyone that was around here during the snowden stuff hitting the fan would even remotely say metadata isn't useful. "Law enforcement agencies have claimed that metadata helps to eliminate suspects by reve
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by virtue3 6y ago
https://steveblank.com/secret-history/ Basically, SV was started by WW2 military radio / em / signal tech!
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by virtue3 6y ago
that's not a bad sustained! Check this out: olympic (cyclist) sprinter powering a toaster! it's intense. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4O5voOCqAQ
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by virtue3 6y ago
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/123774 Not the only ones that randomly gets their accounts terminated. Based on how apple has -insane- fragmentation and security for different aspects of the company, I w
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by virtue3 6y ago
The major issue with Hydrogen is usually containment (it just leaks through almost everything). Do you have any links to the doubting of it's viability?
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by virtue3 6y ago
I was just htinkin the same thing. Having a huge battery pack attached and then parachuted off after takeoff in a designated spot could work really well. Or even like a "plane assister" that just stayed attached for takeoff and
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by virtue3 6y ago
The issue is that you do NEEd air in order to use the props. So there is a limit to how high you can go. Air resistance vs not having enough air to push. Basically - you can design the prop for high altitude, but then takeoff is gonna not
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by virtue3 6y ago
if you smash the file permissions and dates on the file it can be deterministic.
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by virtue3 6y ago
Hey man, let people complain about what color the bike shed was painted. XP was a pretty damn good OS that came out of a time when there wasn't a lot of options. It was pretty stable. You could change network settings without restarti
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by virtue3 6y ago
it launched straight into an era where hub and spoke had died. We don't need new jumbo jets, we need efficient and smaller jets that can go point to point directly.
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by virtue3 6y ago
ah sorry, misunderstood, thought you meant the boeing!
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by virtue3 6y ago
according to wikipedia the dc-10 went out of production the year -after- the merger. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonnell_Douglas_DC-10
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by virtue3 6y ago
I donno, you're leaving out the DC-10, which was a pretty n notoriously bad airplane.
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by virtue3 6y ago
I mean, as the person in the video says, 1-2 people doing the work of 10 from just using a scythe vs a sickle. I had no idea how effective a scythe actually was, thank you for that!
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by virtue3 6y ago
a CNC machine. Also a blacksmith hammer.
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by virtue3 6y ago
Yeah, heaven forbid anyone pay attention to integrity and ethics when hiring. It's worked out well for wall st!
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by virtue3 6y ago
ABI compatability baby. Those signatures gotta match up for sure. Once you have that, the underlying guts of the code wont matter so much. If this was 32 vs 64bit or some such you'd be pretty hosed at where everything was I imagine.
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by virtue3 6y ago
One of the scariest people I've seen. I was all over this site when the Snowden stuff leaked. Which was hilarious cuz the front page looked like a bug because every story was basically the same and they were -all- being up-voted. Thi
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by virtue3 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_ygqPepLjM :D
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by virtue3 6y ago
The talent has moved from your actual technique to your message. How many 10-20$ words can you shove into your statement about the art. She switched out of painting when the someone in class used pain straight from the tube (no mixing) and
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by virtue3 6y ago
What's interesting is the split tube design. Very different from usual flying wing designs I've seen. possibilities for more windows?
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by virtue3 6y ago
I just add a random thing to the end of the password that fits the criteria
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by virtue3 6y ago
Gas turbines are the ones that ramp the fastest and are used to handle dynamic peaky loads. Nuclear/coal are generally used as the baseline power because they're more efficient.
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by virtue3 6y ago
I think we can look to austrailia for many many many examples where we thought something would work out when we fucked with nature on a large scale without really studying it. IE. Canetoads.
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by virtue3 6y ago
A kotlin project is going to use both java and kotlin sources (and maybe closure). We're going to start seeing a lot more WASM stuff on npm, which is going to be whatever language anyone wants. The VM for typescript is node/browse
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by virtue3 6y ago
I mean, enums literally get compiled into an object at runtime so aside from the definition it's basically the same :/ They're definition avoiding anything different now: see goal 6: https://github.com/microso
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by virtue3 6y ago
Except its directly trended towards being like JS. It was slightly divergent at some point. (see other commends under my original). Your reasoning is unsound. I'm sorry. https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript&#
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by virtue3 6y ago
I think comparing typescript to coffeescript is a very amateur call. Coffeescript specifically decided to throw out ECMA script. Typescript embraces it. There was SO SO SO much waiting around the ".?" operator in TS because they

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