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by jabits 27d ago
Looks like a great event!
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Golang proposal: container/: generic collection types(github.com)
185 points by jabits 2mo ago|202 comments
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Solod v0.2: Networking, new targets, friendlier interop(antonz.org)
2 points by jabits 3mo ago|0 comments
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Migrating from Go to Rust(corrode.dev)
478 points by jabits 4mo ago|507 comments
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Build a Full-Featured Text Editor from Scratch (Rust)(0xkiire.com)
3 points by jabits 4mo ago|0 comments
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by jabits 11mo ago
Thanks for sharing this work.
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by jabits 1y ago
Or maybe instead of spending time with your dad on a bs menial task, you could spent time fishing with him…
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by jabits 2y ago
Well now it sounds like you are disagreeing for it's own sake. There may be a name for what you describe, but it's not what is commonly understood as Stoicism. And in my many years, I have never found shouting at another person t
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by jabits 2y ago
Well, I guess I’m here because of one of these miracle drugs. My kidneys would have crapped out year ago without it. I guess call me a fan…
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by jabits 2y ago
You might take a look at [SciTE]( https://scintilla.org/SciTE.html ), a light weight wrapper around Scintilla, with lua scripting support. It’s been my non-IDE editor for years on Windows and Linux…
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by jabits 2y ago
Thanks, I’ve been looking for something like this.
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by jabits 2y ago
Who is going to be schlepping around external drives?
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by jabits 2y ago
Even in Upper Michigan near Lake Superior we sometimes had stunn, colorful Northern Lights. Sometimes it seemed like they were flying overhead within your grasp
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by jabits 2y ago
I’m kind of glad it does this so I know that it understood what I asked. A good presenter will do this as well when responding to questions.
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by jabits 2y ago
This is roughly correct. In addition to the immediate ground launch crew votes (in reality a squadron is 5 launch centers, i.e. capsules, all interconnected to a total of 50 missiles, and as stated two launch control centers need to success
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by jabits 2y ago
In answer to your first question, in the field that would be the primary blast door, a penetration that went through the capsule to a chamber with another larger blast door out to the elevator. At the other end of this chamber is the passag
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by jabits 2y ago
I have to believe it was pretty stressful on your end too! One of the biggest pressures of the job was dealing with all the classified and the stuff you had to deal was the same I’m sure. Hope you are well!
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by jabits 2y ago
No we did not. We were heavily trained and frequently evaluated but never believing it was real in that sense. Things happen in the world for which increased level of readiness occurred, but as the fixed pillar of the Strategic Triad, we we
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by jabits 2y ago
Actually the chairs were pretty comfortable. They were locked down to survive (in theory) the shaking resulting from nudets. The deputy launch commander’s was on a long track so he could slide back and forth to gather the redundant messages
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by jabits 2y ago
Yes, we were strapped in for quite a shaking…
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by jabits 2y ago
I’ve oftened wondered that over the years. Maybe that’s why the young ones are usually on the front lines. Another related possibly more difficult, is how many of us would have turned the key without prior world tensions occurring. Before e
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by jabits 2y ago
Indeed it can be. There was a lot of action in the O club in one’s off days. We oftentimes thought however that these a-launch crews probably had it worse, except at least it would be more quiet without all the active comm systems. And sinc
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by jabits 2y ago
This is a remarkably real view of the Minuteman Launch Control Center in the early to mid-80s for sure. The accompanying audio is realistic as well except all six comm systems would be blaring at once and several printers would be clacking
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by jabits 2y ago
The launch center you see is a square box about the size of an RV suspended by four large “shock absorbers” inside a hardened capsule with walls about six feet thick. The shock absorbers are so the launch center can sway in the event of a N
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by jabits 2y ago
Conservatism is about conserving the status quo. Our freedoms are enshrined in the Constitution.
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by jabits 2y ago
Maybe it’s time to build new power plants, preferably nuclear, and continue efforts to learn about and expand efficient energy sources. No society has ever advanced without ample energy supplies.
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by jabits 3y ago
Wow, that was awesome
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by jabits 3y ago
This is a really interesting thought. I will be noodling on this tonight. Thanks
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by jabits 3y ago
Hilarious
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by jabits 3y ago
Actually, these seabed moorings can create rich, local eco-systems. I know local fishermen here in Maui are drawn to areas around the off-shore buoys... "The FADs are located 2.4 to 25 miles offshore and in depths of 80 to 1,510 fatho

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