Have you been to Burning Man or various Burner regional events that take place all over the world?
I wonder if this is the etymology of the lovely speakeasy "Bourbon and Branch" in SF?
> they've been slashing their prices And yet still have margins of >20%, dramatically higher than any other manufacturer. > and they make cars which catch fire At a rate roughly 10% of gasoline-powered cars. > they…
Artemis 2 is scheduled to send a crew around the moon in 2024 and Artemis 3 is scheduled to land a crew in 2025. SLS has already launched its test flight. Starship HLS (the lander) is funded and in development.
There is a simple wetware solution, which is that she learns to say your name before saying something she wants you to know.
Douglas Adams on horoscopes: > In astrology the rules happen to be about stars and planets, but they could be about ducks and drakes for all the difference it would make. It's just a way of thinking about a problem…
https://www.paradoxinteractive.com/games/cities-skylines-ii/... It's confirmed.
Because most people like it and it improves metrics. From the discussion on sticky header [0], > Our preliminary results show that an overwhelming majority of test participants reported positive experience with a sticky…
Just give them as much money as you want and don't worry about the tax consequences, since there is no gift tax. I am assuming you are in Canada.
This is completely believable. I spent about 5 minutes with it and got very similar results up to the vocab generation part: https://imgur.com/a/WreEknh
Yes, it is indeed how IVF works. You inject fertility drugs using a giant needle. It sucks.
The following FEN is a mate in 4 for black with only 4 black pawns on the board :) 8/3p4/7k/8/8/4pp2/P3p3/4K3 w - - 0 51
I can also make my eyes go parallel, and it's fun to be able to stare into both of someone's eyes at the same time :)
Have you ever worked with education software? I have. It's awful. Until 2011, my local school district was using a DOS-based attendance and grading system. No GUI. In 2011 they switched to an internet-connected system…
My dad and ex-wife were both teachers. My dad was up at 6 and at school for 7am. Worked 7am-3pm (8 hours). He did marking for an hour or two most evenings, and a solid chunk on the weekends. Probably 50 hour weeks. And…
ippon nihon sanbon yonhon gohon roppon
> As far as GDP, Ethereum spawned an entire new industry with tons of companies paying actual salaries to people (in fiat, if I might add), all of whom bought lattes and cars and houses, and some, I'm sure, also bought…
"Nobody gets fired for buying IBM"
There is an excellent (very) short story by Ted Chiang called "What's expected of us" that I think you'll like. https://www.nature.com/articles/436150a
No, he had $500k in stolen crypto. This was 2012.
No, it was going 14,240km/hr according to the video, which is about 4km/sec. Not near escape velocity.
> In hibernating bears and newborn humans, the turbines generate heat, which is stored in fat. More commonly, though, each turn of the wheel assembles a molecule of adenosine triphosphate, or ATP—the energy currency of…
This reminds me of an amazing place I stumbled upon while traveling around Croatia: The Museum of Broken Relationships. https://brokenships.com/ It's full of tokens and mementos, both happy and sad, along with stories…
I have to admit this is not what I expected to be reading about when I clicked on it.
My point was more that the majority of public job descriptions use "Software Engineer" as the title. The vast majority of engineers I have ever worked with call themselves Software Engineers. And one of the main…
Have you been to Burning Man or various Burner regional events that take place all over the world?
I wonder if this is the etymology of the lovely speakeasy "Bourbon and Branch" in SF?
> they've been slashing their prices And yet still have margins of >20%, dramatically higher than any other manufacturer. > and they make cars which catch fire At a rate roughly 10% of gasoline-powered cars. > they…
Artemis 2 is scheduled to send a crew around the moon in 2024 and Artemis 3 is scheduled to land a crew in 2025. SLS has already launched its test flight. Starship HLS (the lander) is funded and in development.
There is a simple wetware solution, which is that she learns to say your name before saying something she wants you to know.
Douglas Adams on horoscopes: > In astrology the rules happen to be about stars and planets, but they could be about ducks and drakes for all the difference it would make. It's just a way of thinking about a problem…
https://www.paradoxinteractive.com/games/cities-skylines-ii/... It's confirmed.
Because most people like it and it improves metrics. From the discussion on sticky header [0], > Our preliminary results show that an overwhelming majority of test participants reported positive experience with a sticky…
Just give them as much money as you want and don't worry about the tax consequences, since there is no gift tax. I am assuming you are in Canada.
This is completely believable. I spent about 5 minutes with it and got very similar results up to the vocab generation part: https://imgur.com/a/WreEknh
Yes, it is indeed how IVF works. You inject fertility drugs using a giant needle. It sucks.
The following FEN is a mate in 4 for black with only 4 black pawns on the board :) 8/3p4/7k/8/8/4pp2/P3p3/4K3 w - - 0 51
I can also make my eyes go parallel, and it's fun to be able to stare into both of someone's eyes at the same time :)
Have you ever worked with education software? I have. It's awful. Until 2011, my local school district was using a DOS-based attendance and grading system. No GUI. In 2011 they switched to an internet-connected system…
My dad and ex-wife were both teachers. My dad was up at 6 and at school for 7am. Worked 7am-3pm (8 hours). He did marking for an hour or two most evenings, and a solid chunk on the weekends. Probably 50 hour weeks. And…
ippon nihon sanbon yonhon gohon roppon
> As far as GDP, Ethereum spawned an entire new industry with tons of companies paying actual salaries to people (in fiat, if I might add), all of whom bought lattes and cars and houses, and some, I'm sure, also bought…
"Nobody gets fired for buying IBM"
There is an excellent (very) short story by Ted Chiang called "What's expected of us" that I think you'll like. https://www.nature.com/articles/436150a
No, he had $500k in stolen crypto. This was 2012.
No, it was going 14,240km/hr according to the video, which is about 4km/sec. Not near escape velocity.
> In hibernating bears and newborn humans, the turbines generate heat, which is stored in fat. More commonly, though, each turn of the wheel assembles a molecule of adenosine triphosphate, or ATP—the energy currency of…
This reminds me of an amazing place I stumbled upon while traveling around Croatia: The Museum of Broken Relationships. https://brokenships.com/ It's full of tokens and mementos, both happy and sad, along with stories…
I have to admit this is not what I expected to be reading about when I clicked on it.
My point was more that the majority of public job descriptions use "Software Engineer" as the title. The vast majority of engineers I have ever worked with call themselves Software Engineers. And one of the main…