derblitzmann

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by derblitzmann 1y ago
Oh yeah, I think learned about the 'Ian knot' on hn as well, though I use the secure variant: https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/secureknot.htm
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by derblitzmann 5y ago
You might find the Sexy Brutale an interesting game, since it is also centered around a time loop: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sexy_Brutale
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by derblitzmann 6y ago
Yeah, I'm out in the country with Hughesnet, and it works fine provided you haven't hit the data cap. But streaming 720p or higher is going to be pausing rather consistently.
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by derblitzmann 6y ago
Yep. Roughly same source, but a very different "pathway" of energy. Nuclear bombs depend on prompt neutrons, whereas nuclear power depends on delayed neutrons. Hence why the enrichment of the Uranium is important. And those who br
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by derblitzmann 7y ago
Not really, other than limiting spread from someone who is potentially infected and making it harder for someone to touch their face (virus on hands getting into body via eyes/nose).
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by derblitzmann 7y ago
Assuming current trends, it will likely be though of as the 21st century's Spanish flu, though that is assuming that the trends continue.
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by derblitzmann 7y ago
One book[1] I read explained this in detail, amongst other similar concepts. It was really interesting and helped me think of how functional concepts could work in OOP languages. 1: https://www.elegantobjects.org/
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by derblitzmann 7y ago
Hanford isn't a power plant, it was a nuclear production facility for weapons grade nuclear material.
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by derblitzmann 7y ago
The reactor that blew up in Chernobyl was because of the design of the reactor itself. Even at the time it was built, the west never would have green lit the reactor design.
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by derblitzmann 7y ago
And if I am wrong please correct me, but I recall high deductible health insurance became more common/prominent since "obamacare". Which i viewed as at best a half measure at the time.
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by derblitzmann 7y ago
Very much not. They be better at acting as insulation. A heat sink needs high thermal conductivity. Hence why most heat sinks you see are metal.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
Have yet to read article, but I believe that it is always beneficial to learn how things were done. If only to gain context around way things are the way they are, ignoring anything else.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
This is something I know well, since I prefer to keep quiet about x political opinion at work. Since if I'm not perfectly in the expected mold, it could sour relationships critical to my career.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
As a first commenter, I think I can say this is at least decent advice. Especially around paying off debts (he specifically mentions credit card debit, but it applies to most forms, Imo). Ignoring the other stuff around Scott Adams, I think
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
Number 2 reminds me of something my dad has told me a bunch, "it's not how you mess up, it's how you recover"
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
If I recall the fusion meme correctly, it is perpetually 10 years from now... Assuming it gets properly funded. Though I also believe that fission research and plants still have their place, especially if you care about carbon emissions.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
I know I certainly qualify. I cannot wait to leave the city, even though I'll still need to work there.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
Yep, you are free to make your own platform, except don't expect PayPal or any other processor to support you if you don't already fit on online networks.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
OEMs are ms' Achilles tendon
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
I remember this too. Funny thing is that I never got good until I enter the industry after college. And even then, the times I need to type quickly is when I already know what I'm typing, otherwise I'm thinking more than going for
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
Well I know for 4chan, each thread is ephemeral and depending on how active a board is, the thread will be deleted. Which I think is the challenge citing it. Since even a day or two after finding it, it can be lost.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
Well, like most of Seattle's efforts, it gets fucked up, mostly because it is from Seattle. Note: I am a Seattle resident and I expect nothing less.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
I'll annonance my bias towards go. But from what I understand, allowing exceptions allow for more complex code parhs. Whereas explicit error handling forces you to handle it in the moment.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
I know my father has been questioned why he hasn't turned his green card into citizen ship over the years. Note, this was pre Trump too.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
As it should be. Those taking advantage of a system are harming those who are trying to work within such a system according to it's rules.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
Yeah, you need only look at traditional sports to see that. A leisurely game of amateurs/hobbyists will still have a hierarchy in terms of individuals and what aspect of the game they are proficient in.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
Taken from the original quote of Nietzsche.
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
I am generally the same. I have a smart tv, but mostly because it was 4k than it's "smart" capabilities. Once I am out of an apartment and into a house. I am going to have a much stronger/stricter network policies along
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
No, ai will help expend it
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by derblitzmann 8y ago
Yeah, I generally agree. I think one thing that is often forgotten/only mentioned in comments is trade schools. A good education in a trade can bring about a good income. Due to the lack of people joining the trades as university has b

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