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sovietswag
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Comment #48337851
Scared the shit out of me!!!!! Lmfao
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Comment #48302700
Fuckkkk yes to Fishmans long season!!!
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Comment #48152255
Haha well there is an exciting movie about concrete coming out, “The History of Concrete” by John Wilson. Surely the superfans are studying up
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Comment #47844580
Hey friend, if it helps, every “song” you make will eventually become a symbol and memory of a time in your life. It doesn’t have to be good. Sometimes these sounds have even more …
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Comment #47281996
Part of my training for doing "engine room checks" on a boat involved checking for any unusual smells, e.g. fuel leak, burning oil (from generator/engine), burning coolant (from ge…
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Comment #47249701
Ha! I just had a debate about this with my friend. A certain ferry company uses a big Google Sheet to track where all of its vessels are currently docked in their home port, as wel…
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Comment #46762166
You can also find a lot of this information on NOAA's nautical charts. https://devgis.charttools.noaa.gov/pod . These charts (along with radar) are what ships actually use to navig…
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Comment #44908750
I wonder what you'd think about this video from Gary's Economics about the housing crisis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTlUyS-T-_4 It feels to me like a good faith counterargum…
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Comment #44908738
Oh wow thanks for writing out that summary of Sockwell's talk. I had a sort of similar line of thought a few years ago which I haven't followed since, but this just brought me back…
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Comment #44908631
That quote about conjecture reminds me of a big point from Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. The author suggests that 'science' / 'the scientific method' don't actually ac…
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Comment #44908403
Hm, the author explicitly pointed out the same: > What confuses me is that other people can form images in their minds. Are all those with character amnesia also aphantasic? That c…
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Comment #44656024
Lollll ‘dd’ with autocorrect will be a hoot
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Comment #44543317
You should take a listen to Tomita as well then! There is so much beautiful music in the world
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Comment #43780033
I was expecting something snobby but this was actually a very interesting view into the mind of a self-actualized person. I guess this is what happens if you keep working hard and …
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Comment #43541364
Holy crap this was my operating systems professor!!! I was not expecting to see this here... big smile on my face. He was a great teacher :).
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Comment #43404504
Archive.org has a PHP Software Engineer position they posted recently, may come in handy once you have a more stable setup with your computer https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/de…
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Comment #42800976
Communicating Sequential Processes (Hoare), The Next 700 Programming Languages (Landin), As We May Think (Bush), Can Programming Be Liberated from the von Neumann Style (Backus) An…
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Comment #42371600
You’re on the right path my friend, hang on to the feeling that drove you to write this. Not everyone has it, and you may even find yourself having woken up with it missing one day…
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Comment #42038522
YES I FOUND IT, article on the same topic, not in the context of computers: https://thehealthygp.com/2021/04/28/why-i-stopped-using-the-... Why I stopped using the word “just” and …
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Comment #41971525
Random tip... I noticed the volume sliders only take effect when you stop dragging the knob. You can use the 'oninput' event for the slider to set its value as the user moves it ar…
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Comment #40731253
I sometimes wonder if statistics are like a pane of glass that allow the light of god (the true nature of things) to pass through, while logic/rationalism is the hubris of man play…
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Comment #40678413
This is an interesting avenue to add to my search of “where the experts hang out”. I tried to reflect on it here: https://josh8.com/blog/mailing_lists.html (As you can infer from t…
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Comment #40161907
You can use the US embargo on Cuba as a case study -- see this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJETjgJM-Q4 . The conclusion is roughly that the sanctions did not work, they …