JamesUtah07

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by JamesUtah07 3y ago
Anyone know where it is now?
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by JamesUtah07 3y ago
Probably after launch. It’sa good way for developers to build and test apps for VP so they won’t go after it for now.
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by JamesUtah07 3y ago
Same with Elon. News sites know articles about him bring views so there is a new article edit him every other day. At this point I just don’t care what stupid thing he’s done this week.
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by JamesUtah07 3y ago
I wonder what argument is made that it does have zero carbon emissions. Does the article say? I think by 2023 everyone knows the carbon impact of compute so what could they possibly say as otherwise?
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by JamesUtah07 3y ago
I’ve been playing a lot of 1.6 at play-cs.com recently and enjoy it way more than csgo. I think cs source was maybe the sweet spot but I agree that the maps now are too busy and distracting and take away from the gameplay.
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by JamesUtah07 4y ago
I have for many years BUT you have to pay Google to make it work. It used to be free but I guess it was abused too much for spam. Now you have to pay for Google workspace and it should work.
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by JamesUtah07 4y ago
That scene was pretty interesting but can’t help notice that all the automatic guns just fired endlessly. There were a few reloads but it’s astonishing how fast you go through 30 rounds and they were firing way longer uninterrupted. On anot
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by JamesUtah07 4y ago
This guy basically invented the genre and everything’s else has been copping his success. Most can’t do the stuff he does and to differentiate they just make stuff up.
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by JamesUtah07 4y ago
Is there a name for the data structure/algorithm?
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by JamesUtah07 4y ago
Sunrise means that the sun is fully above the horizon. Dusk is when the sun light is starting to appear but the sun is still below the horizon. So yea I think the original 99% is experiencing daylight is from from accurate but almost everyo
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by JamesUtah07 4y ago
I’m worried that the hospital forms will start to include a clause to agree to “waive” the affects of this bill
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by JamesUtah07 4y ago
I could have used this advice in the last couple of weeks. I chose to be more candid because I thought I had a good rapport with my management and I was only things I’d already complained about. I guess I have a few regrets now and it’s ver
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by JamesUtah07 5y ago
When I worked as contractor I was flown out to an office in London. They paid for all the tickets and hotels for two weeks. They said it was critical to have us in the office. After the first 1 hour introduction meeting I never saw them aga
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by JamesUtah07 5y ago
That is so wild
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by JamesUtah07 5y ago
After reading the article it wasn’t clear to me. Is this Based on a real story or is it entirely fictitious.
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by JamesUtah07 6y ago
I am using vscodium instead of vscode so the "Install" link on the marketplace page doesn't work and searching for the extension doesn't show it. Any ideas on how I can install this?
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by JamesUtah07 7y ago
No, iirc they've tested two of them and both failed
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by JamesUtah07 8y ago
More like "Uranium 235 electric bugaloo"
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by JamesUtah07 8y ago
I think the parallel to Antarctica "colonies" is the closest thing to Mars colonies Antarctica is nearly inhospitable in terms of food production. There currently are about 5k people there in the summer session but it's mostl
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by JamesUtah07 8y ago
From Mike Brown's Twitter: > My biggest fear, though, is the Milky Way galaxy. There are SO MANY stars that we tend to avoid even looking there. But our predicted region goes through the Milky Way. So we are going to have to deal. W
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by JamesUtah07 8y ago
What does it mean `her heart just stopped`? Is that a heart attack? Sounds super freaky that the heart can just... stop
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by JamesUtah07 8y ago
I think that's one reason. The other is that classic erlang (Elixir is built on top of the erlang beam vm) sometimes does things one way but elixir has a more elegant way of doing the same thing, however, in elixir you can still call i
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by JamesUtah07 8y ago
Yea but most platforms, that garner any attention, are not actually anonymous in ways that would protect the person releasing the information.
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by JamesUtah07 8y ago
Very cool. Doesn't work well in chicago for short distances (less than 1 hour) but I could see myself using this a lot for planning like a weekend trip. I would love to know the algorithm for this. It seems very fast and mostly accurat
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by JamesUtah07 8y ago
WhatsApp is also turning out to be a great acquisition too
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by JamesUtah07 9y ago
Do I really have to pay for a pdf of the standard? (sorry I just don't see anyway else to download the pdf)
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by JamesUtah07 9y ago
> The key to the team’s nimble design lies in the printer’s compact printhead, which incorporates two new, speed-enhancing components: a screw mechanism that feeds polymer material through a nozzle at high force; and a laser, built into
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by JamesUtah07 9y ago
I disagree. Disabling all refunds is an obvious obfuscation for disabling BF2 refunds.
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by JamesUtah07 9y ago
I don't understand why Microsoft has keep IE/Edge around. It's just embarrassing. Event my technology illiterate friends and family rag on IE and everyone installs chrome these days. If they spend less time building IE and fo
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by JamesUtah07 9y ago
I mentored a guy in Lithuania for a year. It was very rewarding for me to help him out and he's been working for some time now. When we started he was finishing up college and we continued while he was starting to look for jobs.

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