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by ohwaitnvm 9mo ago
So pair programming?
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by ohwaitnvm 2y ago
Love it! Super creative :) How about a skier with little jumps or obstacles at each header
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by ohwaitnvm 2y ago
I couldn’t find the right combination of search terms to provide a citation, but I’ve heard stories of plane crashes where locals took the flight data recorder or other critical pieces of evidence from the scene before officials arrived. Re
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by ohwaitnvm 3y ago
Aww I'm glad it helped! I wanted to illustrate the amount of upkeep it takes to even keep a machine that was already about 99% working from disrepair. I think you could give the offer a shot, but it looks like the market is a good bit
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by ohwaitnvm 3y ago
I picked up my first two last year - they require a decent amount of maintenance -- more the older they are. Home use only machines will be in better shape - my 2018 Stern pin (3rd owner, home use only) has only really needed replacements o
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by ohwaitnvm 4y ago
Nice! Direct access seems like the way to go if you're not worrying about the single player modes and shot structures, and if all the sound is from the physical interactions. I appreciate the API info offer, but I've already got t
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by ohwaitnvm 4y ago
I think y’all are both right and I appreciate the additional contexts. It’s just awkward to headline the article with a term that has a pinball-specific usage and not define it or dig into it a bit more. I’m super impressed though Andy, did
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by ohwaitnvm 4y ago
It actually doesn’t seem to qualify as an electromechanical pinball machine at all. Given the 17 computers in control and modern playfield mechanisms and sensors, it is almost certainly considered a solid state pinball machine. EM machines
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by ohwaitnvm 4y ago
You don't add the salt to the ice cream, you add it to the ice that surrounds the ice cream-making container.
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by ohwaitnvm 4y ago
Maybe it's the first away-team win for an EBUG
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by ohwaitnvm 5y ago
I was going to say the same thing, but with deteriorating vision they may be already past the point of seeing meaningfully-clear view of the world.
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by ohwaitnvm 5y ago
You might like Emerald ps. Snail https://www.geologyin.com/2016/06/fossilized-gastropod-repla...
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by ohwaitnvm 5y ago
Yeah I find that I can remote pair for maybe 5-6 hours a day. Catching up on non pairing work things (email and slack and whatever) takes another hour or two, and I’m beat by 4 or 5.
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by ohwaitnvm 5y ago
Thanks for the response! I guess the big difference is being on camera. My team has been 100% remote of course since Mar’20, and split across SF and Toronto for the most part. We use Zoom for cross discipline meetings (and nearly everyone h
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by ohwaitnvm 5y ago
I’ve been pairing at all but one of my jobs in the last ten years, and love it, but I found mobbing to almost always be a driver, a half engaged navigator, and a third basically napping or distracted by a smartphone. The devs in question we
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by ohwaitnvm 5y ago
And if you’re into roller hockey we play pickups at Dolores Park rink on Wednesday nights and Sunday mornings. (18th and Church closest intersection)
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by ohwaitnvm 5y ago
Look up “Doop” skates. I have a pair of three-wheeled (100mm monsters) doops that I can step into somewhat like snowboard bindings. I much prefer my roller hockey skates most of the time, as the ankle support on Doops is almost nonexistent,
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by ohwaitnvm 6y ago
I haven’t played GTAO in a couple years, but I vaguely remember using the suspend process option of windows task manager to jump into online much faster. Googling gave me this result, which sounds about right for what I remember. https:&#x
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by ohwaitnvm 6y ago
It's sad, because I was writing up a big thread on how to get your own pictures or at least see the ISS for yourself, but the submission got buried as I was posting it. I'll probably just repost it wholesale next time a submission
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by ohwaitnvm 6y ago
Great pictures, but even better editing! I've taken photos of both kinds of transit with pretty decent results, but I have no patience for editing - McCarthy's shots really pop in a way I don't know how to do. It's actua
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by ohwaitnvm 6y ago
I think there is a term in California - fired “with cause” - but I’m not sure if that has bearing on unemployment eligibility.
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by ohwaitnvm 6y ago
If you want to see such a fleet of grounded planes in person, it's worth going to Tucson to visit Pima and take a tour of the Boneyard at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Pima is a normal museum admittance but the on-base bus tour require
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by ohwaitnvm 6y ago
Speaking from experience in California - if you are fired but not for misconduct, you may still collect unemployment. There’s certainly a fine line between being bad at your job and actual misconduct, so if someone were so inclined they cou
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by ohwaitnvm 6y ago
I’m single with no roommates and my productivity is wayy down due to the mental stresses of both the times we’re in and the huge drop of social fulfillment (used to play hockey 5x a week, other group things 2x, and individual friend hangout
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by ohwaitnvm 7y ago
My personal data point is that I received feedback that was negative on specifically my base level of concept understanding on one out of ~7 short sections I did for a company, and it made me skeptical that it was the actually the real reas
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by ohwaitnvm 7y ago
Yeah I'm not sure where verbal-only came from! We definitely do less upfront specification of say a whole project or months of work - we'd probably call that waterfall style and suggest that likely so many things contained therein
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by ohwaitnvm 7y ago
I'm an engineer at Pivotal, having returned after a few years at startups, both practicing XP and not. The part about verbal-only requirements couldn't be more incorrect. Stories might start as a title and a sentence or two descri
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by ohwaitnvm 8y ago
That’s too bad. Their situation was that they were working in Pivotal’s office, surrounded by extremely high quality Rails devs who were happy to give free help and advice. Like I said, the EM loop never worked, and instead of spending week
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by ohwaitnvm 8y ago
I wish I had been able to convince the guys to use a relational DB from the beginning instead of Mongo. Turns out a social network is full of relational data - but my buddies were too excited by new tech, and made a decision based on “cool”
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