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by robohamburger 2y ago
I have literally fixed a coffee grinder at one of the startups I worked at. I think I would fail this test since most coffee machines are hard to repair unless it is something trivial and the idea of just repairing something is kind of odd.
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by robohamburger 5y ago
Had a similar experience. Was on this for a bit when I had a GP who seemed hesitant to prescribe stimulants even though I had historically taken ritalin and it was fine (all side effects were manageable).
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by robohamburger 6y ago
I like how the ascii graphics look better but the fact that they are not square drives me crazy. I used tilesets when I was learning the game which I would recommend since it can be a lot to take in all at once.
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by robohamburger 7y ago
Yup my solution as a fellow bus user on 3rd is to try time it right so I am not out there for too long.
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by robohamburger 7y ago
I think also knowing which streets to avoid entirely are good too. Each street has its own vibe and always has. 3rd and pike was bad way back in 2000's in ways that are similar to now. The ambient level of visibly homeless, and more im
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by robohamburger 7y ago
They may not even own the car: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/homeless/mayor-dur... Usually you can spot the cars that are homes, at least where I live.
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by robohamburger 7y ago
Just moved back to Seattle and I can feel my empathy slowly eroding away from all this. It is tough and sad to see.
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by robohamburger 7y ago
It is always worth taking a look at what you need to accomplish and the data you have and the tools for manipulating it then build (or not build) a system. If you just hit everything with the REST, OOP or db hammer you end up with things th
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by robohamburger 7y ago
> It has high latency: because build is costly, it is invoked at most once per x seconds, which means you either have to wait to get the results, or get stale results. I find this is the worst part right now. Latency is everything if it
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by robohamburger 7y ago
A QR code or something similar I could scan and get the receipt in csv would fix receipts for me.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
I have been using specs ECS in rust for about a year and a half now and I think rust + ECSs work really nicely together. However, I started with a simple stupid solution you describe. Despite that, I quickly realized I was going to end up c
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by robohamburger 8y ago
https://www.merckmanuals.com/home/infections/parasitic-infec... is at least one such parasite I would not want to detox on. I wonder what fun pals live inside those fish though.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
I agree, and as a person who used to work from home and is now going in again, it is hard to adjust and I find my self-questioning the merits of physical offices. I think there is a big difference between working from home and spending lots
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by robohamburger 8y ago
Have you ever shipped a python? It is best to isolate it and its dependencies otherwise unexpected things happen.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
I wish I had thought of that when I had a dog who liked to run away! Mine really like car rides, and we didn't live in the city so I would just get in my car and slowly ride up behind him with the door open and he would jump in.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
Still really enjoying rust. I am really amazed by all the work that goes into it and the level of organization that is going on behind the scenes.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
I know building permits do seem to work like this in the US. There is probably a separate db (if its even a db) for each county. It is very much a data cleaning nightmare from my limited experience.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
Agreed. Also, unless django has changed peaking under the hood is a nightmare. Forms and the ORM (and really the whole framework) is giant ball of mud.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
I met a friend, who I am still friends with today by lending them my Diablo 1 manual in class. That was an amazing manual.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
Agreed, which is my bad. Though spiritual successor is kind of squishy idea it's probably obvious they were not considering diablo 3 as being in the running.
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by robohamburger 8y ago
I guess I didn't read spiritual in the successor part though I am not sure what that means. I can see how they games are different enough that saying diablo 3 is a spirital successor is probably not useful. I don't think arguing a
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by robohamburger 8y ago
edit : Didn't read the the "spiritual" part of the "spiritual successor". Though you could argue diablo 3 is, I would not be so bold. You should still try diablo 3 if you haven't. Diablo 3 is actually pretty g
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by robohamburger 8y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I didn't realize this project existed. I have lots of questions now, like why this isn't using the zeromq based protocol, so I guess I will need to spend some time with it. It does look like it closely ove
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by robohamburger 8y ago
I think a more interesting direction would be for jupyter lab to ship an electron app and have it able to understand how to spin up and talk to containerized kernels. I made a hacky version for work that proxies to a k8s pod but first class
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by robohamburger 8y ago
I really like jupyter and I am looking forward to jupyter lab and where it takes computing. It is really great for solving one off problems or learning. The jupyter code itself while verbose is pretty extensible also. I just put together so
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by robohamburger 9y ago
I agree. Part of whats kept me going is the language is very nice, even though I don't always need borrow checking. I wonder how threading would work without the borrow checker though. It would be cool if you could still have the &quot
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by robohamburger 9y ago
I just shovel a path up my driveway to my house so no one slips. I don't think there was a fine for driveways.
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by robohamburger 9y ago
The town I lived in you were responsible for shoveling and the overall condition of the sidewalk. It was something like $200 fine for not shoveling. I imagine there are probably many cities with similar laws.
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by robohamburger 9y ago
Seems like an easy way to help fix this would be to require a snow blower or have the city do it. Or at the very least something in place to make it easier for someone at risk to not have to do the work themselves.
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by robohamburger 9y ago
Almost making the senior software engineer salary and working remotely in a non-expensive coastal city. Oh boy is it going to be hard moving back. Maybe I won't :) I wonder what the Seattle prices are? Probably somewhat close I would i

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