ccwu9999

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by ccwu9999 2mo ago
Does this mean every CA drivers license is Real ID compliant now? I thought it was only CA Real ID drivers license were submitted to the national database?
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by ccwu9999 8mo ago
This is also available as the podcast “Hard Fork” which is usually not paywalled. Apple Podcast. ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hard-fork/id1528594034... )
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by ccwu9999 9mo ago
Really nice walk down memory lane. I remember fidgeting with HyperCard in college. It actually was not released when I got my Mac SE and I had to go back to the campus computer store with a certificate to get the box. It really was the firs
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by ccwu9999 1y ago
You are right. I bought (well my parents did) and it came with a complimentary upgrade. We installed the chip and it was great but the driver was not universal so it printed out with a slow stretch so the lines would go downward on the righ
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by ccwu9999 1y ago
The cognitive non-realization seems very similar to Dunning-Krueger, the ability to comprehend the limits of the own ability to change their actions. The compulsives continue to believe they are doing the right thing despite data to the con
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by ccwu9999 1y ago
OWI has a lot of robot arms. I built the wired controller version of this. As a software engineer building this gave me a lot of appreciation for making physical things. Trying to create a computer controlled version is tricky since you nee
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by ccwu9999 2y ago
The clover was a magical device. Andy Rubin, of Android/Danger fame, was a huge coffee aficionado and would have all sorts of coffee machinery in the Android offices at Google. When we were in a partnership with the team, when we had t
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by ccwu9999 2y ago
I first encountered Lapham in the Notebook column of Harper’s while avoiding studying in the magazine room at Uris Library. often Learned more about understanding the world from his missives than my coursework. He will be missed, the cliche
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by ccwu9999 3y ago
I created a simple game to explore the nature of information in making a series of decisions to win a game. It's a variant of the game of "war" that I call "Fog". In Fog, each player is given ten cards of increasing
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Is there an optimal strategy for this game(charleswu.substack.com)
1 points by ccwu9999 3y ago|1 comments