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by w0m 8y ago
> It is highly irresponsible and immoral to just wing it with people's life/safety 100% agree. > As far as trains go, they do slow down when passing trough a track adjacent to a platform. There are some non-platform adjacent
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by w0m 8y ago
with significant fuzz factor, agreed. If i'm on the sidewalk and take a step toward the road, should it make the car jerk? Probably not, it's a hard call for passenger comfort. From another angle, think of subway tracks - the a
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by w0m 8y ago
Because then the car would break every time anyone approached the car from an angle (which is constantly). Think every intersection ever, every time driving near a sidewalk ever. The car would be herky/jerky as crap. They should have
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by w0m 8y ago
Possible? Yes. On a Pi? .. Maybe? Probably not with current power I'd guess. Allot goes into the voice training and equivalent operations. There are a few OSS alternatives to build something similar; I don't think anything has a
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by w0m 8y ago
> VPNhub is free and unlimited, anonymous and easy to use, ... Though I didn't actually RTFM, was posted elsewhere here.
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by w0m 8y ago
but the backbone of moonshots tend to be 'boring commodity businesses' o.0
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by w0m 8y ago
>I value my time (which = money) greater than my "geek" needs to have a separate router. After verifying no rental fees, when i have service issues I simply unplug my router and plug in Verizons for them to troubleshoot. Five
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by w0m 8y ago
Nerd. In 2005 I used Prolog to a solved pathfinding for competive maps in CS 1.6 based off weighted examples form interviewing a 'professionals' calls, even had a plugin architecture to extend each map, though it only worked well
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by w0m 8y ago
Or Bots; maybe it has Ads on it?
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by w0m 8y ago
Generally live in Vim; i've remapped Caps->Ctrl on win/OSX/Linux on every computer I've owned for well over a decade now.
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by w0m 8y ago
This, most economics programs aren't attached to business schools because of that. At a more granular level, Finance also gets a nice bump due to private sector pressures.
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by w0m 8y ago
I love vim but i want orgmod (or equiv..) badly. :( I should bite the bullet and learn EVIL...
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by w0m 8y ago
30% more for a plane ticket to add an extra half day to vacation (landing at noon vs 3-4pm) is something i'd do; I already do with minimizing legs and length of layovers. How many* people willing to pay more are the key as the flight n
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by w0m 8y ago
As an example, if you forget a file before pushing; all local tests will pass and abject failure remotely. You can do local checks for that sort of thing, but it's ~impossible or at least impractical to catch every case through automa
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by w0m 8y ago
That looks handy, i can see a, 'setup my testing and development environment' with just a quick cp-and-edit of config file.
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by w0m 9y ago
100% agreed. 18 y/o me was an idiot; i'd have done thing significantly differently.
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by w0m 9y ago
That's nice; historically when i did that I'd lose the borders but quality would suffer. Admittedly i mostly did it with streaming content that was not CC compatible though.
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by w0m 9y ago
https://github.com/skamsie/dokia Random github repo I found, I modified it to default to paste and not prepend 'cd' and find it convenient for complex bash strings I use once or twice a day every day. edit
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by w0m 9y ago
performance != startup time for lots of applications. I use a C curses application (dokia) to store some oft-used commands, but anything that won't be run 500x/day or runs longer than ~1/10th of a second I'll write in py
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by w0m 9y ago
Caps Lock needs to be Ctrl.
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by w0m 9y ago
IT != SWE
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by w0m 9y ago
Did it get horrible, or was it always horrible and the sharp edges finally knawed on you until you looked eleswhere? I know when I first picked up Eclipse I was blown away by the power(coding in mostly Kate at the time...), some level of ro
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by w0m 9y ago
I read this comment as, 'Why would a veterinarian have a relevant anecdotes to.. ooooooh'. Thank you for your service sir, you are a braver soul than I.
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by w0m 9y ago
He stated phantomjs, basically GUI Automation.
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by w0m 9y ago
I'm sure they make a killing on those carrying large balances Americans love debt. But you can personally come out ahead as a consumer if you pay your bill in full each month, and you can abuse it through churning if you really
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by w0m 9y ago
> Plus I don't agree with a company keeping tabs on my financial transactions and then profiting from that data on my behalf. You'll have that near equally as long as you do non-cash transactions unless you use your debit card
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by w0m 9y ago
Back of the plane is last off; but also technically the safest (and bumpiest during the rest of the ride). Statistically speaking; I just look for the most legroom.
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by w0m 9y ago
> it's so beautiful because it's so standard I think it's really the opposite, every provider tends to introduce new/unique/nonstandards but they (mostly) interact at a minimum with eachother. Re: gmail DOT and +
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by w0m 9y ago
always-dark is the answer :)
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by w0m 9y ago
re: (b) Security Security through delegation vs security through obscurity imo here, follow simple things like use non-standard ports and your changes of getting hacked are likely shockingly low even if your behind on patches.

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