kingcoleman

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by kingcoleman 4y ago
His version of the B Minor prelude gives me that chill every time. Glad to see another fan.
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
I was very inspired by a blind programmer who uses text to speech at inhuman speeds. https://www.parhamdoustdar.com/2016/03/27/autobiography-blin... That's perhaps an extreme example of what is possible
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
It's interesting you mention gym anxiety. I've had severe social anxiety my whole life. But the gym has been my outlet for 20 years and a great way for me to be around people in close proximity with really ZERO obligation to inte
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
That quote is often misattributed to mark twain but it was actually Kaiser Wilhelm the 3rd. It's a common mistake.
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
Hydraulic fluid goes brrr, car goes vroom! That's about the extent of my understanding.
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Complete-hydraulic-circu... Pretty wild huh? Once upon a time the gear shifts in automatic transmissions were handled by a hydraulic "computer".
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
Whenever I hear the phrase "that guy" in a guitar/music thread I can never not hear Guthrie Govan cracking jokes (also funny, in context to your comment considering it's pronounced "guh-van" despite the spellin
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
I didn't read your entire comment and realized you suggested the same link. What's old is new again.
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
> No heuristic is perfect, but it's fairly easy to quantify empirically from activity/records. Developers who are productive (actually write and ship large amounts of quality code) tend to be valuable and those that don't,
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by kingcoleman 4y ago
I've got mine collecting dust in a drawer along with a few other impulsive purchases (why did a buy a jar of ferromagnetic fluid again?). I'm a few months into 3d printing I'm seeing the value of using an RPi as a print serve