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lttlrck
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About lttlrck
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Comment #45612706
That's not necessarily what this means though. Is it. I bought a house while on H1B in 2014. If the climate was like it is now back then, I would have waited for my GC or, for ever…
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Comment #45462170
Just add a radius.
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Comment #45393244
Same for me. It's always an add-on but same provider and policy. This has been true with multiple providers on the east and west coast.
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Comment #45367380
For many, the reason to pick a console over a PC is as true today as it has always been: UX. I do wish they'd bring Gran Turismo to PC. If that happens, I think it will signal the …
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Comment #45355670
I used one to find the location of rattles in my car.
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Comment #45323602
Still have my W800. It was a marvel at the time, still is really. The only thing that irked me what the proprietary connector - which has perished now.
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Comment #45323495
All true but she still signed the document, and later acted against the agreement with the very same trillion dollar company.
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Comment #45316972
If "touch sensitive" means it's a load cell then that's not so bad, simracing has used load cells for years and they work very well.
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Comment #45308877
Of course it depends on the nature of the business but push that too far and you can lock yourself out of projects that require work to be performed on US soil. I work for a very s…
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Comment #45232149
It had two disasters? ;-)
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Comment #45196846
I remember thinking emoji are cheating. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Comment #45193420
They are surprisingly durable. I have a tape I made in 1990, it's followed me across continents and been in cardboard boxes, basements and attics. It still plays flawlessly. Not wa…
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Comment #45134367
I am not convinced that a camera fixed in place is equivalent to eyeballs with 6 degrees of freedom. That freedom significantly boosts the available parallax for depth and distance…
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Comment #45098627
I wrote a token ring networking simulator with error simulation (token dropping etc) on a 6502. 128 bytes of RAM. It was a squeeze. I used a Hewlett Packard development system with…
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Comment #45096831
That the TFA puts forward this as a proposed solution drives your point home > As the name suggests, a property tax deferral program allows seniors to defer paying their property t…
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Comment #45087809
If this is what AI is going to look like in practice it's a big letdown. Science fiction has been predicting what an AI would be like for over a hundred years, there was even one i…
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Comment #45069995
Tremendous. Miss my Amiga and booting up the latest demo with my mates. It was a different time. Interesting parallels with GPUs too.
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Comment #45045960
I ran Vista on a 17" Dell Inspiron. Core 2 Duo. It ran magnificently. Sometimes it seems like I was the only person that had that experience...
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Comment #45020393
So is reading a paperback in a house full of kids or Starbucks.
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Comment #45013164
There is a kernel of truth. But I think you are, maybe to a large extent, misattributing political apathy.
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Comment #45000200
This is adjacent to the post but most (software) engineers I have interacted with are amazing plate spinners and an interruption is just another (ephemeral) plate to spin and it's …
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Comment #44999806
Atrophied Arm Steering Syndrome is endemic where I live. Not limited to trucks!
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Comment #44999653
They have an amazing painterly quality. I'm not a huge train fan but I'd put some of these on my wall.
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Comment #44987142
And in no way do all the valid complaints add up to "not good" imho.
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Comment #44983264
multiple commands in a layer is possible in a dockerfile for a long time, since format 1.4(?) using heredoc, which is just a script netting you loop and branches etc.