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by wcunning 4y ago
That basically has already been well researched: https://awasteof.coffee/how-to/mixing-water/ https://coffeeadastra.com/category/water-for-coffee/ https://www.scottrao.com&#x2
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by wcunning 4y ago
The other commenter pointing out that not all cans are recycled is part of it, but the other part is that many metals can't be reused as-is and maintain alloy correctly. For instance, if you want to cast aluminum, you don't want m
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by wcunning 4y ago
Is there a good tracker of layoffs in tech with a breakdown of how many were software vs marketing vs service/warehouse/ancillary workers? I'm curious what the software engineer availability glut scale might be at the moment.
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by wcunning 4y ago
I've only worked at places with fixed accrual based on years of service, but I would pose the following thought experiment: 6 weeks is 30 days off 8 weeks is 40 days off Every Friday for a full year is 52 days, but in practice less sin
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by wcunning 4y ago
https://archive.ph/MLegV
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by wcunning 4y ago
Additionally, it would appear that the Cornell data set, coming from the Census Bureau, suffers from the typical problem in most of these data sets -- it is income only, not income net of taxes and transfers. About 1/2 of the US popula
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by wcunning 4y ago
https://archive.ph/SQ4kJ
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Crypto Had a Credit Bubble(bloomberg.com)
2 points by wcunning 4y ago|2 comments
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by wcunning 4y ago
Watched a video on this several months ago [0]. I find the idea of inferring some stuff about the washing machine and dryer from a smart plug, but keeping the unit itself dumb is pretty good compromise. I mostly want a notification when the
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by wcunning 4y ago
https://archive.ph/DVizJ
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by wcunning 4y ago
The hands down best one is UwU Furryspeak evil: https://twitter.com/costa11235/status/1598402089239150624
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by wcunning 4y ago
Gorsuch's dissent read to me as: refile this case with the following complete legal theory that would provide 10x as much protection as the majority's decision. He clearly didn't like the use of the cellphone records, just di
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by wcunning 4y ago
Discoverability, basically. You can get a lot of incredibly good information from Twitter with a very carefully curated follow list. You can get that from Mastodon as well, but you're going to have a much harder time finding the same
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by wcunning 4y ago
This is less of a tech layoff story and more of an overlevered business with crashing asset values against very difficult short term liabilities and no ability to refinance in a rising interest rate market. The real question for normal peop
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by wcunning 4y ago
https://archive.ph/99DvI
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by wcunning 4y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 4y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 4y ago
Location: Detroit, MI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Embedded systems, automotive, machine learning, signal processing, data science, real time computing, safety processes (MISRA, ISO26262, etc), MATLAB, FPGA. Resume: Lin
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by wcunning 4y ago
I read through this a while ago while deciding on a design for my next dactyl-manuform build, and I'm unfortunately struck that in 5 years, we still don't have a good opensource trackpoint design. I wouldn't necessarily expec
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by wcunning 4y ago
Find the industry standards you're supposed to follow. If your job requires safety compliant code, the company should have documents that give good style guides. As mentioned by other commenters, aviation has its own standards, and you
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by wcunning 4y ago
After looking through these comments and thinking through my own career to date in Big 3 automotive followed by AV work, I think I have to agree -- the lift to get from your Meta/Robinhood experience to information useful to the people
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by wcunning 4y ago
My favorite thing that I lucked on for part storage as some of the other commenters here have been discussing, was the local TrueValue signed a new contract with Hillman and had all of their screw and bolt cabinets replaced so they could fi
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by wcunning 4y ago
We have so many of these —- look at old steam and rail shows and clubs. There are so many weird old things that are kept up by hobbyists and re-enactors. Heck, look at historical villages like Greenfield Village at the Henry Ford Museum in
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by wcunning 4y ago
Look at the people around SiFive and RISC-V at UC-Berkeley and look at the transistor guys at UMich. Both groups do lots of work that directly tapes out or works with companies who do. My digital logic prof at UMich took sabbatical to do a
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by wcunning 4y ago
On the other hand, I work in autonomy role at an automaker and we have need for a bunch of people in mapping technology, so they may be well positioned to move to technician roles in related areas. Creative destruction doesn't always h
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by wcunning 4y ago
It's more that politicians respond to incentives -- repairing bridges requires money being spent and taxes going up, since states can't run at a deficit for very long. Often this angers voters. Similarly, people get pissed off abo
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by wcunning 4y ago
From the article, MDOT is supposed to be doing yearly inspections on all of these bridges, but they clearly skimped on that the last couple of years or they would have closed this one sooner. They are kinda responsive to heavily trafficked
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by wcunning 4y ago
I had a conversation with one of the city engineers in Ann Arbor once about why a street near my house was gravel for like 6 months, and he said that one of the big asphalt contractors had bought out the one that bid on that single block of
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by wcunning 4y ago
10000% -- matplotlib for visualization of a lot of different data I've looked at, but esp things like high res images in machine learning contexts is incredibly slow, even on good computers. It does fine for small vector stuff and rend
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by wcunning 4y ago
For posterity, several days late, upgrading to larger bells or getting a second 40kg to do exercises with a 40 in each hand (double kettlebell). If I ever wear one out, I'll be shocked.

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