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1. 151.▲
   by zoom6628 4y ago

   Second that. Also buy it now and then and brew in moka pot. Superb taste.
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   by zoom6628 4y ago

   I visited this in 70s as a kid with family as my father was trained for priesthood in CofE here. I was born in Cleethorpes but grew up in NZ and now reside in HK. An amazing site worthy of several days of exploration. Greta article.
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   by zoom6628 4y ago

   I'm quite happy with my HP Spectre X360 running LinuxMint 20. Everything works fine.
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   by zoom6628 4y ago

   I grew up in NZ and was popular there with broad range of listeners. Oxygene was one of the first vinyls I bought.
5. 155.▲
   by zoom6628 4y ago

   Whole foods.
6. 156.▲
   by zoom6628 4y ago

   Looks like gear that vets and farmers still use.
7. 157.▲
   by zoom6628 4y ago

   FWIW the machine I use most at home is a ReComputer SBC Powered by a J1045. Connects to a LG ultrawide and a Microsoft all in one Keybord. Best desktop I’ve ever had.
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   by zoom6628 4y ago

   Home laptop is 2016 HP Spectre X360 running LinuxMint. Work is MBP 14” 2017 model. At work I am a product manager for business software. At home I dabble in IOT stuff.
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   by zoom6628 4y ago

   Videos best watched muted. The script was a torrent of Bay Area BS that said nothing more than “it’s a self flying taxi”.
10. 160.▲
    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Some really clever problem solving going on with this. Watch this space!
11. 161.▲
    by zoom6628 4y ago

    I’m in awe. Spectacular.
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Used wordstar on early pc 1989 to write tomes of my user interviews when implementing ERP systems. Back then was writing COBOL on Wang minis for ERP systems. Things just worked. BBS worked really well and were fun. Fast forward to 1996 and
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    You beat me to it. Exactly this - use C#.
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Well put. And it’s ok to have broad knowledge. Remember the “T”. Go deep on what interests you that way and keep your mind open. Generalists do well in other career streams like product management, sales consulting, where broad range of kno
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Timmy for the win! We in HongKong are experts on penguins obviously. Not.
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    I’m doubting the author read the whole of Meditations. Maybe read an executive summary from a book club? Marcus exhorted people to be the best they could be in their role in society. To accept the vagaries of life and world around them and
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    World has lost a person of great decency and stability in a time of increasing nationalism and unhinged politicians. Regardless views on monarchy and “the firm’s “ happenings the Queen was a standout beacon of loyalty and commitment that we
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Is here interesting after the first 4 paragraphs. Written by an architect not a tech so that maybe the bias of giving history first. The conclusion is the ability for passive surveillance using multiple vectors and ability of public sector
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    PyPI Supply Chain Attack(arstechnica.com)

    8 points by zoom6628 4y ago|0 comments
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Just damn clever. Shows several aspects of knowledge and application.
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    This is just so damn impressive. He has considered things from materials science, physics, making I.e. the reality of building things that others have funds of millions$ to try. Hats off to him for this amazing achievement. It’s a path-maki
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Methinks symptomatic of the “bullshit jobs” scenario. Another poster pointed out about need for low risk legacy, another points out change for something to do. All valid and clatter with what I have observed in my life. Also I have seen br
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Agreed. If users can’t act responsibly, and they haven’t been for years, then effectively nationalise the river. Cheaper to pay farmers to not grow high water use crops, cease meat growing like cattle, and leave the ground fallow for a deca
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    This is great. My father had a file we all knew about called "When I Die" (yes he had morbid sense of humour) with instructions about things like belongings assets, funeral etc. Writing this out for us took so much weight off our
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    This was done in Guangzhou where I lived for years until 2018. The incidence of smoking amongst males still higher - gut guess of 30-40% adult males are smokers in the city and province. So in their cohort one would expect to be seeing stil
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    On the website: "CircuitPython is a programming language designed to simplify experimenting and learning to code on low-cost microcontroller boards." That is it in a nutshell. Its a Adafruit fork to conjoin the best of both world
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    While at it dont forget TinyGo. Im a hobbyist occasionally working on potentially commercial ideas. ARduino is great to start learning. PlatformIO i found very supportive with tools for everything I needed and wide board support. Used to c
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    Do good for others. Not much meaning in serving yourself although do learn to be wisely Selfish. Use what you know to help others. Get out and physically hep others. Start easy say help old person across the road, feed a stray, but a Starb
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    I work in a very large company which operates globally and there is talk around the water coolers about recession. All I can say is be ready for it. As another poster mentioned software engineers tend to do alright in such times as our tec
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    by zoom6628 4y ago

    There AI is amazing. So I make sure to tell my Douyin (Chinese TikTok)watching other to always also spend time watching totally random things on the platform.