whatsakandr

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1. 61.▲
   by whatsakandr 4y ago

   These types of studies are where I'd love to see frequency domain trials. I've been seriously down multiple times, got back on vitamin D, and Whoosh feel better.
2. 62.▲
   by whatsakandr 5y ago

   Is or was -q ever used for help? Or is this a weird thing one of my coworkers started?
3. 63.▲
   by whatsakandr 5y ago

   My company didn't, then raised everyone's salary by 3%.
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   by whatsakandr 5y ago

   Highly recommend ChubbyEmu's opinion on this. Most unique perspective I've heard. https://youtu.be/iIgfnsTFm3M Persoanlly, I've swung a quarter of my body mass in the past five years. It really came down to
5. 65.▲
   by whatsakandr 5y ago

   There is one path not diaxuesssd: Putin topples. And that is what I'm hoping for.
6. 66.▲
   by whatsakandr 5y ago

   Once I macro'd `const auto` to `let` in my C++ program. After a few moments of "haha C++ go rust", I got terrified and undid it.
7. 67.▲
   by whatsakandr 5y ago

   I used to do a lot of 3D CAD professionally,and I remember being able to mentally rotate around IKEA instructions no problem. Haven't done that in several years. Now IKEA furniture is much difficult. I question whether this gender diff
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   by whatsakandr 5y ago

   I have felt the same way. You play the hand you're dealt in life. "Wasted potential" is just regretting your past circumstances and blaming yourself for them. But you are not to blame. If you want to "not waste" yo
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   by whatsakandr 5y ago

   While I only really know what and FPGA is, I wonder if we're going to see a good amount of die area dedicated to an FPGA in the future, allowing software to define a new hardware accelerator for different tasks.
10. 70.▲
    by whatsakandr 5y ago

    Recently I've found duckduckgo to provide better coding results than Google, which really surprised me. I was only using duckduckgo at home for privacy, and Google at work because "best tool for the job", but I think that mi
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    by whatsakandr 5y ago

    I have a masters in engineering, but there was a lot of pure math things that I never understood until recently. I found the same approach to learning software concepts and APIs. Just start at the one you don't know and recursively exp
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    by whatsakandr 5y ago

    JHU has a "Doctrate of Engineering" program where you work full time. But you have to convince your employer to be able to work full time on a particular problem.
13. 73.▲
    by whatsakandr 5y ago

    Ben Eater's breadboard computer design, and an assembler for it, written in Rust. First program in Rust. It's nice.
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    by whatsakandr 5y ago

    I would say "just use python!" but python, in my experience, has been difficult to keep running on an environment. Bash scripts have thier place, but one must be weary of accidentally writing an unintelligible script.
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    by whatsakandr 5y ago

    I think you're getting at it, but at the limit, you throw out the air, which Derek did in the follow up. Once you have two surfaces moving relative to each other, energy can be extracted. Doesn't matter how fast you're going
16. 76.▲
    by whatsakandr 5y ago

    Almost trivial, but I built a little jig out of sheet metal that came with breadboard to cut hookup wire exactly the length I needed it. Saves tons of time.
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    by whatsakandr 5y ago

    I've worked with a million lines of C++ code written by a guy who doesn't understand C++. There's a 10k line loop that's "Unabstractable" according to my former boss. Everything stored custom linked lists, even