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by dammitcoetzee 6y ago
Great another thing to self diagnose, except now you can sound pretentious too. Most people, myself included, don't have anything truly wrong with them other than bad habits and bad discipline that will just take a year or more time ho
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by dammitcoetzee 6y ago
Nice!
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by dammitcoetzee 7y ago
This article is fantastic and answers a lot of questions I didn't know I had!
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by dammitcoetzee 7y ago
It's a truck you dork. You do work with it. It gets dented. Gravel comes up and chips your window.
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by dammitcoetzee 8y ago
Are they being greedy or is this just inflation? $7.99 was the original DVD rental fee in 1997 → which is $12.51 in 2019 dollars. I wish I had a better mental tool for working with inflation in my "get-mad-o-meter", haha.
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by dammitcoetzee 8y ago
no problem! glad you enjoyed:)
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I Built Myself a Workshop in My Very Small San Francisco Studio Apartment(dammitcoetzee.com)
7 points by dammitcoetzee 8y ago|3 comments
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Cdecl – Turns English phrases into C declarations(cdecl.org)
150 points by dammitcoetzee 8y ago|50 comments
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by dammitcoetzee 8y ago
That's an interesting thought. Those can see the actual tissue as well.
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by dammitcoetzee 8y ago
Could we actually do this in a safe way? Having ill fitting shoes can cause a lot of long term damage. There could be a case that it's worth the X-ray risk...
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[video] How to Demolish the Alaskan Way Viaduct in Seattle(youtube.com)
1 points by dammitcoetzee 8y ago|0 comments
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by dammitcoetzee 8y ago
Unicomp bought the tooling and makes a full n-key rollover usb version of the M http://www.pckeyboard.com/page/SFNT
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by dammitcoetzee 8y ago
I think we all tend to focus on building the system which is the most point of failure resistant rather than the point of failure itself. I've found performance reviews to be fantastically valuable and motivating when I have a good man
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The Unlikely Long Life of My AKG-Y50s(dammitcoetzee.com)
2 points by dammitcoetzee 8y ago|0 comments
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by dammitcoetzee 8y ago
It's hard not to be dismissive of what appears to be a simple set of concepts, but you're missing on an opportunity to learn a very cool set of skills here. I recommend that anyone who wants to live a better life and do better wor
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by dammitcoetzee 8y ago
Yea, I don't know why this reporter took such a negative tack. They deserve praise for continuing to deliver service during downtime.
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
Please. They released an iOS update and the calculator wasn't working. How many expensive 10x PhDs do you need to release a working calculator app?
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
Ya'll need to go outside.
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
No. It would be boring.
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
I use the numberpad all the time as a Mechanical engineer. ffs, there are other fields than clacky clack let's make another bullshit frontend library artists.
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Megabots, Rockets, Tunnels Underground, and Other Big Dumb Ideas Will Save Us(hackaday.com)
1 points by dammitcoetzee 9y ago|0 comments
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
Fusion is likely to displace Solidworks and Autodesk's own inventor in the market within the next few years. It's easy, powerful, and most importantly update regularly and with features people want. Onshape is pretty awful, so no
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
Craigslist is one of the best pages on the internet. It's functional, it loads fast, it doesn't have a stack built of buzzwords and bullshit. It works on every device everywhere. I mean, what business does a page have being megaby
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
Hackers got most of it right.
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
I really like my hosted email because it's not on my computer. I love offline software, but it all sucks for security. Dropbox, Evernote, Outlook, etc. They all just dump my data in a folder anyone with physical access to my very steal
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by dammitcoetzee 9y ago
I used to be the top hit on google, then someone made Gerrit. Damn them.
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How Many Parts in a Triumph Herald Heater?(hackaday.com)
2 points by dammitcoetzee 9y ago|0 comments
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by dammitcoetzee 10y ago
This one is so fast! Nice Job!
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by dammitcoetzee 10y ago
The biggest thing to remember is that a manager is a servant of the team. Never the other way around. You enable them to do work. Which means handling information, communicating, helping them communicate, talking to management, protecting t
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by dammitcoetzee 10y ago
There are sections of this that overlap with how I treat meetings, but overall it seems like a bunch of verbal fluff that's the opposite of what a meeting should be. Exceedingly clear, short, and purposeful. I learned a more pragmatic,

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