numakerg

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by numakerg 4y ago
Sounds like Canada Computers. I'd start by introducing source control and tests. Those are low cost with a high impact on stability.
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by numakerg 5y ago
Having a following on social media has great benefits for regular techies, not just influencers and entertainers, etc. It lets you magnify your resume to reach people with authority who you normally couldn't connect with. It helps you
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by numakerg 5y ago
I'm curious, what's the obstacle? Can't they take the display from the hololens, make it smaller and integrate it into one eye of an existing headset that the military uses?
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by numakerg 5y ago
I don't work with the tech, but is there a use case for operating drones in the field? You want to peek around a corner or under a door, drop a tiny robot. Operate it with a handheld joystick and get a camera feed into your headset whi
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by numakerg 6y ago
ViewTube is also a userscript that offers the same functionality and more. http://sebaro.pro/viewtube/
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by numakerg 6y ago
> losing half of his fortune in the case of a failed marriage Marriage isn't a necessity for this to happen. In some jurisdictions (e.g. Canada) you even don't have to have been married to pay alimony in the case of a split.
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by numakerg 6y ago
I don't know what it is, but I actually find a visual of the speaker to improve the tutorial, even if it's not strictly necessary for the material. I think it helps with engagement.
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by numakerg 6y ago
> sold over a million books Perhaps I was the one stretching with my "cursory search", because I missed the pseudonym. A million sales is certainly "famous" from any reasonable standpoint.
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by numakerg 6y ago
> famous sci fi author If it's the same author I found based on a cursory search from your profile, then "famous" is a bit of a stretch. > Where I think it hurt was we didn't do any group social activities and live
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Video of a trip in a Waymo driverless car with no safety driver(youtube.com)
1 points by numakerg 6y ago|0 comments
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by numakerg 6y ago
>Then I just got tired of having to Google obscure Linux issues, edit config files, and reboot all the time. So is this the normal state of Linux then? Every few years I'll take some time to try and "learn Linux" by instal
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by numakerg 6y ago
Here's a concern I'd have investing in this space. What percent of the population* prefers receiving physical photos from loved ones instead of digital ones, and how do you expect that group to change within the next few decades?
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by numakerg 6y ago
I really have to applaud your courage to start in a space that's already occupied. I know I couldn't do something that wasn't absolutely novel because the marketing chops aren't there. EDIT: Absolutely brilliant. Your se
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by numakerg 6y ago
I recall the GeForce Partner Program raised some controversy, although I couldn't say whether or it was bad or good or why. There's also the issue with them refusing to open source Linux drivers. Supposedly this is because they th
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by numakerg 6y ago
> I founded Amazon 26 years ago with the long-term mission of making it Earth’s most customer-centric company I wonder if he still thinks that's the case.
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by numakerg 6y ago
> Symptoms among others include anxiety, depression and irritability. It wasn't until the late 1800s that the miasma theory of disease was overturned in acceptance by germ theory. At some point in the next century, computers will be
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by numakerg 6y ago
Even if that's the case (and I disagree that it is), I'm sure there are "satellite families" with the breadwinner working in Europe.
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by numakerg 6y ago
Then shouldn't the government be closing this loophole and taxing whatever vehicle they use to transfer wealth? I'd criticize an individual for evading taxes, but a "group" of people is just doing what people do. EDIT: I
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by numakerg 6y ago
In what part of my writing did I suggest that it was exclusionary? > It's not a case of, OK let's hire 20 more black people and it's over. The reality is that, well first you have to find them, and then you have to see if
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by numakerg 6y ago
Thank you for writing this. If there's at least one thing I hope everyone can agree is a positive, it's people sharing their perspectives like this. > look around the office, you immediately notice that black people aren't
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by numakerg 6y ago
> My masseters were huge I wonder how perception of one's own face changes the way people seek treatment for bruxism. A lot of men would view large masseters as a good thing in their own face.
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by numakerg 6y ago
Despite it being written in English, I think this letter is intended for a more domestic audience. Comparing Russia to the USA is like comparing potatoes to oranges. One is a child of royalty, chasing their dreams and living the in the lap
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by numakerg 6y ago
Mark as spam doesn't notify the sender
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by numakerg 6y ago
I'm glad you asked. Just two examples off the top of my head: 1. No timestamps on chat. Returning a product can require multiple chat sessions over the course of a week, where each representative swears on their mother's grave tha
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by numakerg 6y ago
The intolerable frequency of dark pattern on Amazon's site has made me very bitter. If I can find another store to fulfill the order online, I'll go there, even if it costs a little more. Retailers like Costco and Bestbuy have com
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by numakerg 6y ago
My naive suggestion. "Hard" unsubscribe button that tosses all future emails from this list in the trash and mails the sender a note that the address has unsubscribed from this list and all future emails will be ignored. Gmail has
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by numakerg 6y ago
Wouldn't that link the account to the device's hardware ID and by extension, all the other accounts you've made on that device?
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Federal Seizures Force States to Smuggle PPE(lawandcrime.com)
3 points by numakerg 6y ago|0 comments
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by numakerg 6y ago
> Are you advocating for profit sharing/wealth redistribution in a really indirect way? Why not? I would support mandatory stock options based on the number of employees. In reality though, I think it would be defeated by creative a
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by numakerg 6y ago
I disagree. It's more of a drought where the smaller trees with low reserves die out, and in the recovery the large trees grow even larger and take up the remaining canopy space. The economic consequences of the pandemic will make thin

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