đĻŋ Lucian Marin
Monster energy drink and a slice of pizza these day. Summer is coming.
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Miso
Yesterday, pizza. Tonight sushi. I don't have the healthiest diet!
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đĩ Max
As an engineer I'va always been confused about potential energies though.
đ LÊo
I don't know what flavor of engineering you are in. I am in between mechanical and electrical, so I try to see any potential energy as a the behavior of a capacitor or a spring (the two are equivalent). Gravity is like a constant force spring pulling you towards the center of the planet. Heating up and cooling down a pizza stone is like charging and discharging a capacitor. Bond graphs helped me understand these equivalences: en.wikipedia.org/w...
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đ Tom
hey! good luck with the move
đ§ŋ Andrea
+1 moving can be quite stressful - I've found ordering pizza to be a good way to get you settled and relaxed in the new place
3y, 40w
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Friend
I've learned how to cook so many things since March lol
Prince
life advice to your 22 year-old self? doesn't matter if you're younger or older than 22 at the moment.
đ Lorin H.
Stop eating so much pizza and get some exercise jeeze
3y, 40w
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đģ Kernel
Just ate a purple pizza to start off the weekend. What an amazing and surprising world we live in. I should make some purple pancakes sometime soon...
đģ Kernel
Just ate a purple pizza to start off the weekend. What an amazing and surprising world we live in. I should make some purple pancakes sometime soon...
3y, 42w
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Miso
Pizza is in the oven. Now we wait.
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đŊ Nik Rajpal
hey! I noticed that the fade out effect on posts on midnight.pub does not render correctly on iOS
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đ¤ John
I was reminded of the Chuck E. Cheese story when it popped up again as an NPR "How I Built This" podcast. CEC was ubiquitious growing up in the 90's, but I never thought about it as a technology startup. Really worth a listen. For me, it's a good reminder that tech companies can do more than apps and websites. npr.org/podcasts/5... theatlantic.com/te...
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đ Tom
I learned about Bitcoin back in 2008 or 2009 when it was just a concept on paper. I knew about it when the first trade was publicly made (10,000 Bitcoin for two pizzas). I knew about it when it made an appearance on a popular TV show when it was worth about $4 each. I've always said success was about identifying opportunity. I didn't recognize the opportunity then. There are millionaires that did, but I am not a millionaire. The best way to find opportunities is to keep your eyes open and put yourself out there. There are more opportunities than there are people in the world, but they're very hard to spot if you aren't looking.
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Mark Dain
So true. I remember being on 4chan and seeing posts like "Bitcoin is now worth $1.40" with most people making fun of it. Back then you could even mine on a CPU still. If only I'd mined a few BTC, right?
đŊ Paul Webb
Wow, that's crazy.
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Martijn
Tonight I showed how new I am to this whole cooking thing. Thankfully there was one more piece of cheesecake in my fridge.
Martijn
Remember, it is good to have a second identity around when shit hits the fan. Not that I am saying you should assume someone else's identity, of course
John Olinda
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Chris Gower
Hi Sublevel, what is everyone doing for Christmas? Going away? Staying at home?
Neilofneils
Money, Pizza, Respect.
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