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  1. Only 25% of self reported Trump supporters believe that climate change is caused by human activities. http://rainbowdash.net/url/875477

    Sunday, 29-Mar-20 03:08:35 UTC from web
  2. "I'll run the country like I run my businesses", he said. In fairness, he has done just that, this is the moment when he normally declares bankruptcy on his failing business and abandons it.

    Sunday, 29-Mar-20 03:05:44 UTC from web
    • I didn't go to school to learn new things, I went to school to learn what things I did not know.

      Tuesday, 10-Mar-20 12:46:34 UTC from web
    • Code lines that are not avoidable: butt.isEnabled = true; (Enabling a button)

      Monday, 13-Jan-20 09:38:51 UTC from web
    • GenZ: Okay boomer.
      Offended Boomers: Listen here you little cherry, we have the power to start wars and reinstate the draft.
      GenZ: Good, I want to die.

      Monday, 06-Jan-20 20:06:05 UTC from web
    • Facebook doesn't make people racist, it just brings to the surface negative traits that were already there.\

      Monday, 30-Dec-19 21:41:24 UTC from web
    • hearing people at work speak about intersex individuals as if it's some recent millennial trend is trimming precious years off my already flimsy life span

      Wednesday, 11-Dec-19 18:50:14 UTC from web
    • also i'm pretty sure if you're diabetic you can still eat junk food if you take the appropriate amount of insulin?? like it's a good idea in general to not eat too much

      Thursday, 12-Dec-19 20:28:09 UTC from web
    • imagine your response not just being “oh, okay”

      Wednesday, 11-Dec-19 23:37:22 UTC from web
    • Told me wife about being transgender this week, glad I did. She has been super amazing and supportive. Been experimenting with makeup, clothing and some other things. I promise this post wasn't timed.

      Wednesday, 11-Dec-19 21:12:02 UTC from web
    • The feeling when you create something with a small flaw that you noticed at he beginning but then thought that it would be straightened down at the end but then it can't be straightened out in the end.

      Sunday, 28-Jul-19 18:40:26 UTC from web
    • Semi related note I have never been in a supermarket that was above 295 degrees K. I guess this is somehow a requirement when you have a lot of products on the shelves that can possibly spoil ?

      That and to offset the heat that some of the fridges emit on the backside.

      But I guess it would be really entertaining to watch coca-cola bottles violently explode when someone leaves them out in the unloading section for too long.

      Its probably not going to affect consumers in a big way.

      Thursday, 25-Jul-19 11:48:16 UTC from web
    • Out of curiosity looking for used Nvidia GTX 1080 and they still cost more than I want to pay.

      Thursday, 25-Jul-19 20:12:26 UTC from web
    • It feels so weird to be on SPC with some of the people from here, but half a decade after, all of us old and wise now. But I'm thankful for those connections, and for this place's uncanny ability to bring to light the most interesting people.

      Who could have predicted that we'd go from bronies to shamans and wizards.

      Wednesday, 26-Jun-19 19:21:32 UTC from web
    • I'm extremely frustrated. I have to dumb down my VR training program a lot more than I already have. I'm told that people shouldn't be allowed to drop grabbed items. I mean WTF! They take out all the fun of flinging items around. Also all the dynamic things I've built in should be gone. "Only activate the items that are immediately needed at the moment of the procedure!".

      Tuesday, 14-May-19 13:57:20 UTC from web
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      • @oracle In industrial maintenance, dropping items and tools can cause serious setbacks. My opinion is that a user SHOULD be able to drop items, and that the dropping of the items should create a natural penalty.

        Sunday, 02-Jun-19 06:49:34 UTC in context
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      • @adiwan I am interested in your work here because I have a lot of experience in writing technical training documentation. Mostly with an emphasis in SQF (Food safety and quality) procedures but also in the documentation of my own and my teams poorly poorly written code.

        Sunday, 02-Jun-19 06:51:38 UTC in context
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      • @oracle The main problem is that I'm not responsible for the storyboard of the training. I'm the one who has to convert the gibberish into code. What I get is a very linear script that tells the user what to do and when the action has been done the next instruction appears. I use a giant state machine (in my current one there are about 80 states) for that purpose. Every time an action or an instruction has ended the state machine advances. The storyboard has 3 "difficulty levels" in mind in which the first level the user get all the instructions and the interaction items are highlighted. The second difficulty level is the same but without the instructions, and the 3rd is with no highlighting. In every state only the currently needed items are interactable and nothing more. My current training has also a little quiz in the second level and a thing where the user has to order the steps on a whiteboard. It's on the level of a kindergartener.

        Sunday, 02-Jun-19 07:14:06 UTC in context
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    • I did not heed the warnings and now I am addicted to Factorio ... #

      Thursday, 07-Feb-19 07:13:59 UTC from web
    • Javascript is so freaking weird, I can have an object with methods

      var example = {
      addOne: function(x) {return x + 1}
      }

      And I can call the addOne function by using a string to get it from inside the object,

      example["addOne"](0);

      Wednesday, 19-Dec-18 06:12:02 UTC from web
    • Programmers only enjoy difficult CS projects like writing compilers because, although it's difficult and can take a long time, the requirements never change and the problem is very concrete. Unlike the BS in software development where the requirements change EVERY OTHER DAY and your company NEVER IMPLEMENTS YOUR SOLUTIONS!!!! ..... I'm not mad

      Friday, 14-Dec-18 02:58:52 UTC from web
    • Am I allowed to die yet?

      Thursday, 13-Dec-18 04:44:21 UTC from web
    • Hey rdn how’s that re-branding coming along. Looks like the Nazis were your life support after all eh?

      Monday, 10-Dec-18 01:13:52 UTC from web
    • . http://rainbowdash.net/url/873276

      Saturday, 24-Nov-18 21:23:47 UTC from web
    • Stephen Hillenburg has died, but the memes shall live forever!

      Tuesday, 27-Nov-18 18:15:49 UTC from web
    • [quote]BBCode[/quote]

      Tuesday, 27-Nov-18 04:45:23 UTC from web
    • My new schtick is going to be trying to devise a holoalphabetic sentence in the Chinese script and language.

      Tuesday, 20-Nov-18 16:42:27 UTC from web
    • @mrmattimation Not really, the differences never bothered my at all to be completely honest. The digital and set design on those films was so god damned beautiful it makes me cry just thinking about it. Seriously the first one was made in 2009, yet still looks modern.

      Thursday, 08-Nov-18 16:29:15 UTC from web
    • I understand that many Star Trek fans disliked the JJ reboot films. I loved them for their own reasons. I do have one issue that I just CAN NOT overlook. At 25 minutes into the film you can see the NCC-1701 being built. The Enterprise in the prime timeline, along with literally every other starship was not built on the planet, but built in space!!!

      Thursday, 08-Nov-18 03:28:48 UTC from web
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      • @oracle there’s a really simple explanation for that inconsistency... it’s not the Prime timeline. In the Prime timeline, Kahn also killed Spock, not Captain Kirk, and in Abrams’ films, the opposite happened. There are a million other differences between the two worlds, and THAT’S the one that upsets you?

        Thursday, 08-Nov-18 16:01:05 UTC in context
    • I need something new and fresh to do with my life. Screw it, I'll make a platform SaaS! I'll make a P2P network for leasing, buying, and leasing to own computers and computer hardware.

      Thursday, 08-Nov-18 02:17:40 UTC from web
    • Remember when this place was popular enough for random mothers to threaten to sue me over it? Good times.

      Tuesday, 06-Nov-18 23:20:58 UTC from web
    • Choosing furniture is agony.

      Sunday, 04-Nov-18 19:23:42 UTC from web
    • My wife and I have left our church this week. It has been both liberating and depressing at the same time.

      Wednesday, 31-Oct-18 17:02:41 UTC from web