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marcos

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  • How convenient

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  • What am I missing?

    Every traffic situation where people would need to cross but there won't be a car stopper exactly over the sensor.

    Not exhaustively:

    • pedestrians
    • motorcycles
    • bicycles
    • cars stopped at the wrong place

  • How convenient

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  • Those sensors are the apex of Modernist arrogance, where people just decide they know every detail about any system they look at and can control everything.

    There is no single place where they work. But at least people have been steadily removing them for the last 30 years.

  • This is about project management

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  • How is your experience on reality following up with that kind of thing?

  • xkcd #3248: 182.8 Meters

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  • But then those miles in the GP would be nautical. So 4 1/2.

  • Useful Life Skills [extra fabulous]

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  • Those things tend to not all happen at the same place and time.

    Specifically, places where bribery is done in the form of lobby usually have audits and paper trails showing where the money goes to.

  • Even my own code sometimes.

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  • In the 80s. If you look at what your examples have in common, you'll notice you've heard it in the 80s.

    Too bad 80s nostalgia is all the hype nowadays, but at least this seems to be passing in other subcultures. I really hope it passes in software development too.

  • Even my own code sometimes.

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  • Oh, man. Can you tell what the second step is? I'd really like to learn that.

  • Jucika and the speaker fad

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  • I imagine the portable ones are hyperbole.

  • Kind of impressive when you think about it

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  • Well, they have a choice of pandering to this one large customer for whom they'll always be the untrusted underdog, or pandering for the larger, more diverse market.

    They never managed to become profitable as the untrusted underdog, so the option of keeping doing the same was obvious, I guess.

  • xkcd #3247: Particle Census

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  • To what precision are they going to measure it?

  • Kind of impressive when you think about it

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  • Lol! Be like GitLab instead:

    1 - Be the underdog with good reputation in a market completely monopolized;

    2 - Have the incumbent self-destruct by vibecoding its product and pushing AI above every other feature to its customers;

    3 - Loudly announce that you are leaving your past good behavior behind, and that you are betting everything on vibecoding and pushing AI to your customers!

  • Any ideas what I did wrong here? What caused these blobs?

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  • Is your nozzle becoming full of molten filament on its outside while the printer is heating up?

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  • That's literally the example in the XKCD 10k people comic. You should search for the coke + mentos thing, it's cool.

    https://xkcd.com/1053/

  • Post-modern internet media critic.

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  • Movie studios go out of their way to amplify a few outspoken racists when people start trying to criticize movies on reasonable grounds. That's why when all you can hear about a movie is that it's "woke shit", it's because there's nothing good about it.

  • Thor

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  • There was an international agreement in the 1970s about that. I imagine Portugal didn't like any bit of it.

  • Dance Dance Extinction

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  • It's themed as futuristic.

  • Important Message

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  • Modern CPUs can manage what interrupts them. Almost nothing actually does.

    Computers have a CPU just to get in the way of things interrupting the main CPU.

  • Important Message

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  • It's a HELLO II keyboard. Probably the next model after the original one.

  • Fucker

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  • Yes, but some times the popping is just the food unfreezing. If the food is not burning and staying cold at the same time, then do nothing.