ConcernedCoder

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   by ConcernedCoder 7d ago

   IMHO, one of the reasons I've been delaying an upgrade is because the standard sized iphone 13 ( not even pro ) I've had for a few years now is big enough already, anything larger just would not be ergonomic ( and I have large han
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   by ConcernedCoder 1mo ago

   Unlocked a core memory for me! Anyone else old enough to remember scripting a tradebot in Asheron's Call?
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   by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

   my money's on him being "suicided" with the cameras off before a public trial can take place...
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   by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

   this is the correct answer, as long as health care is for-profit we will always be the product instead of the consumer
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   by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

   so who's holding the $750 million?
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   by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

   The DOJ are apparently idiots that do not understand tech, let alone anti-trust or monopolies... for instance: I create a useful device that consumers love and use, I sell ads on the device to anyone who will pay, in fact I auction them to
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   by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

   almost like it's a business and they don't want to lose any customers...
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   by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

   Possibly related are silver coins called "trade dollars" that were minted in the usa and used for trade with china which exibit "chop marks" signifying validity: https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=9cb2
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   by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

   In theory, couldn't we focus on a perfect spot near a black hole where the light has been warped 180 degrees around it... i.e. if the black hole is 100 light years away, you'd see ( with perfect zoom, of course ) a picture of the
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    by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

    ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: "Get'r Done" -- The ability to interate and solve individual hurdles and issues within the constraints of a system to achieve a grand idea.
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    by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

    people still folding@home <shrug>
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    by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

    ask them if they push back the same way with other knowledge professionals like the family doctor or lawyer...
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    by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

    I suffered insomnia for many years when working days, it seems I'm just a night owl and I've learned that working the night shift works best for me, midnight - 8am local time seems to be the sweet spot for me, in bed before noon,
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    by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

    this is why we need a union
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    by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

    people got executed for EVERYTHING back then... sheesh...
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    by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

    I'm glad everything went ok.
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    by ConcernedCoder 2y ago

    now this is programming :) thank you!
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    For the curious, and to get a deeper idea of what's being discussed, (vamworld)[ http://ec2-13-58-222-16.us-east-2.compute.amazonaws.com/wiki... ] is a website detailing the different known die varieties for Morgan and P
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    I often tell my wife my software job is like being a home builder, people think they know what they want, but it's not until they're standing in the thing trying to use it that they figure out what parts work and don't work w
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    for anyone curious, this guy uses it all the time to refine gold, it's very interesting work: https://www.youtube.com/@sreetips
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    Continuous Carbon Dioxide Electroreduction to Concentrated Multi-carbon Products Using a Membrane Electrode Assembly: https://www.cell.com/joule/pdfExtended/S2542-4351(19)30365-4
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    so where's the virtual HUD ?
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    I see your point as higher temps == higher reaction energy levels, so I agree this is probably the case, but your sleeping bag had better be pressurized...
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    anyone have any solutions / ideas -- how would you go about locating the lost F-35 if you were so inclined?
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    IMHO, it IS premature if you believe he has some inalienable right to be on Youtube, he hasn't been convicted of anything yet, these are only allegations. Yet, it's a company doing it, and they aren't bound by any "must
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    upvoted, but honestly, the other side of that coin is: "The author posits that if you make pile of crap monolith then all you had to do instead was make microservices and magically it’ll all be fine."
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    you just described the last 5 years of stumbleupon...
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    I find it weirdly theraputic to read things like this, and reminisce about loudly proclaiming the same a decade ago while being shushed as a non-believer... Please excuse me if the paradigm of "microservices" has left a bad taste
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    a little off topic but the mob has been operating this way for years when it comes to risk management... dead men don't talk, no matter how trustworthy the individual might be, it's easier to put a bullet in someones head and be d
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    by ConcernedCoder 3y ago

    omg if someone could just put some notes in their code... that would be a wonderful start...