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  • Look, I have a job opportunity, room and board provided nearish to a large river yes it's I will Egypt but...

  • I heard at one point in time the fastest super computer in the world was a cluster of 900 ps3. It was cheaper then buying a single computer and in the beginning of the ps3 era you could easily format and run Linux on them.

  • I would let my dog shit there but just wouldn't pick it up(I clean up after my dog everywhere else)

  • I went onto the Google and searched for it...

    I didn't get the answer I wanted so...

    I researched it...

  • Look, can I ask a favor? Can you take that, package it, and put it on npm so I can use it in my project?

  • Ironically the most common use of plumb is probably for drywall. You take a piece of string with some dyed powder and a weight on the end and you can use that to mark a straight line perpendicular to the floor.

  • CNC

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  • Yeah it's not something you program repeatedly though. You basically program once and hit a button and walk away and it will make hundreds to thousands of whatever.

    My understanding was you basically programmed it in steps. So like on step 1 operation on one bit, on other bit at same time run this operation and on third bit run this operation at same time. Now when all of those operations are complete move to step 2 and repeat.

    To make it more difficult there was also an automatic bar loader and a automatic bucket changer(it dumped the parts into buckets).

    Also to make it run fast you tried to balance each axis operations in a each step so no axis was ever stopped waiting for the other operations but you also had to stop them periodically to control heat and not break the bits since due to the products we were not allowed to use coolant.

    It took 3 senior engineers and 2 junior engineers 2 years to set it up to make 3 different products reliably. It was awesome when it eventually ran properly though.

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  • Well it had 3 bits from different directions that each moved in 4 axis(in/out, up/down, left right, spin) which could be used simultaneously and controlled independently.

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  • Ironically a few years back I was starting a project at work and was told one of the machines was a "miyano" I didn't know what that was so I googled it... Entire first page of images was anime.

    Turns out it was a 12 axis lathe...

  • I'll up vote you if and only if you can tell me the meaning or message they are singing about

  • I agree but it would of been funny as hell if it happened like that... Or better yet, like a TV show... "actually we did some research and found out she is actually your mother who gave you up for adoption while in college. And we have her here today to meet you for the first time since you were 4 days old..."

  • Obviously this is rediculous but imagine if by chance the Huff Post reporter's mother was actually a senior international politics negotiater...

    Like Karoline says "your mom" and the reporter is like "that's rude and unprofessional". Karoline then replies "no, you misunderstand. Your mom, Mary, was the main negotiater at the table for the USA. She did a fantastic job. She didn't tell you?"

  • Since the op is talking about python, I recommend pythontutor.com it is a visual debugger and not only shows the values of variables but shows the scope which each variable exists in.

  • I haven't done much Javascript but it has so many edgecases. C# and python have edge cases but between this and == vs === I don't want to learn Javascript.

    I got 9/28

  • Wait... I know 127.0.0.1 but what's the second one?

  • Depends on the field you're in. At my previous company to release a new system for internal use only I had to go through 19 validations(each one 50-100 pages of manual tests). None of it had real source control except uploading final zip of files(no source code, just the enable files).

    I wrote all the files, wrote all the test cases, wrote all the documentation, executed everything and wrote most of the reports. They just fired me last week so hope they have fun when they need to update something....

  • You know every time I've had any medical work done I've digitally signed my consent for them to treat me and to bill me...

    Can we also wipe out all medical debt and then sue the hospitals for treating without consent?