Constraints Puns

Hi friends! Former employee here.

I'm posting on mobile, so I apologize if the formatting is off.

If you haven't seen already, KIRO 7 released a quick segment about the public's frustration with Stevens Pass, as well as the viral online petition. You can watch that here.

First, let me say that Lauren Donovan is super sweet, and I had a blast talking with her. I got to do my interview at 6:30 this morning between her shooting for live TV, and she still managed to squeeze me in. Understandably, to get both me and another former employee enough air time they had to cut out most of the things I spoke about. They only have so much time, after all. But I did want to speak my piece about other issues I've faced in my experience as a 4 year employee at Stevens. But anyways, into the nitty-gritty.

My Involvement at Stevens:

I worked there in Ski School Sales for four winters; one pre-Vail and three after the acquisition. Each year I came back, I was promoted because my former supervisor didn't want to work for the company anymore. After my second year, my department manager quit. Instead of hiring a new department manager, they decided to merge Ski School Sales with Tickets & Passes, Scanning, and Mountain Hosts, and promote me to Ski School Sales supervisor. This new, very large department was now overseen by 1 manager who had not had any recent experience with Ski School Sales. My opinion on that was not positive (to put it lightly), but that's a whole different topic. Let's just say, if you've taken a lesson at Stevens, you and I probably share the same frustrations. The final straw for me was actually in the summer. I had literally begged for YEARS for housing on or near the summit, or at least affordable housing in Leavenworth (where I grew up, dammit!). I had been moving around in the summers, even working for another Vail resort in Wyoming, and it was impossible to find a place to live nearby that I could afford when I came back. I lived in a literal shed-turned-tiny-house last winter for $400/month. No hot water, no toilet, no shower, no laundry. I would need to pay an extra $200 to be able to use the facilities in the main house. Also, the lofted bed was so high that my nose was 8 inches from the ceiling when I slept. The landlord was a sweetheart though, but I digress. This summer, my boss sa

Hi (professional) Gophers,

Hand on heart, do you use the TDD approach when you develop software? While this question isn't really related to Go alone, it's quite relevant here since Go is a verbose language, especially compared to Python (which I use as well). So not only takes development itself more time, the TDD approach adds even more time to finish a project, while, at the same time, deadlines are usually too short. In this respect I'm in a comfortable situation because I only develop in-house tools, so when I get a phone call asking me if the tool is ready, I can just answer "No". :) But what if you do development work for customers when you work under high time pressure? Do you write tests first and only then the actual code?

Literally, what fucking 18 year old truly knows what they want to do right after high school? There's realistically 2 options: (1) have your soul sucked by minimum wage; (2) go to some school and accumulate debt to pursue something you don't even know you want to pursue.

20s should be for getting lost on the planet and finding your purpose. Instead, we suck our selfs dry for late stage corporate capitalism.

Speaking with my dealer today because it’s been like 6 months since I asked them directly for an update. He’s telling me MIC tops are not as big of a constraint as the tow package and it’s not even close. So I dropped the tow package.

All,

There have been a number of posts that are reporting an insta-death bug in the new Blackrock Region.

The issue has been reported to Hinterland but as of today (17 Dec.) there is no word on when we can expect a fix.

A video example of the bug can be viewed here.

h/t to u/solace-1, /u prplmnkeydshwsr and everyone else that's pointed this out.

If money wasn’t an issue and you had unlimited funds to structure the best, most sustainable and satiating diet, what would it look like?

Raimi has obviously demonstrated immense skill in the superhero genre with his Spider-Man trilogy. He can direct action and motion like no other director can and always has a unique sense of editing and transitioning between scenes. It’s no news as well that he can blend horror, camp and comedy together almost perfectly. But.... obviously MARVEL is the biggest studio, probably ever, and my worry is that they don’t let Raimi play around in the sandbox as much as he wants and we end up with another ‘studio interference’ film? Thoughts?

Hello everybody, the thing I disliked most in kingmaker was the timed events and just general time limit on so many things. I know alot of people like it and it's central to the game, but it stresses me out and I like to take my time and relax with these type of games.

My question is whether WotR is similar in the time constraints?

Also is there an option I'm missing that turns them off?

Thanks for the help!

I've got a bunch of objects parent-constrained to various locations on my character. I need to bake the motion of the objects into the vertices, so that I can then export their vertex motion into an ABC file (for reasons).

Edit -> Keys -> Bake Simulation and Key -> Bake -> Simulation give me keyframes for the object position / rotation, but doesn't bake it down into vertex motion. Creating a geometry cache doesn't seem to do it either, all the motion remains at the object level instead of being baked down to the vertices.

How can I bake object-level animation to the vertices?

Thanks!

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I have a 50Mhz clock that I'm scaling down to a more manageable frequency so that I can view the changes.

For this, I have a simple module that takes in the clk as input and slows it down with a parameter. Here is the full code of the module:

module slow_clk #(
  parameter CLKBIT = 23
)(
  input  logic i_clk,
  output logic o_clk
);

logic [31:0] cnt;

assign o_clk = cnt[CLKBIT];

always_ff @(posedge i_clk) cnt <= cnt + 1'b1;

endmodule

I use this as follows in my top module:

slow_clk #(
  .CLKBIT (16)
) SLOW_CLK (
  .i_clk  (clk),
  .o_clk  (slowed_clk)
);

The error in quartus is as follows:

Warning (332060): Node: slow_clk:SLOW_CLK|cnt[16] was determined to be a clock but was found without an associated clock assignment.

So I tried the following line:

create_generated_clock -name slow_clk:SLOW_CLK|cnt[16] -source [get_nets {SLOW_CLK|cnt[16]}] -divide_by 65536 

But it still shows the error. How do I specify the timing constraint for this?

225/65 R17 102H A/S BSW - according to the AM Preview Snapshot from yesterday.

Also, the Bed Extender is a constrained option for build scheduling tomorrow.

Additionally the Hybrid drivetrain and the Hybrid specific electric power brake booster are limited for production.

Happend in Europe - Germany Hey guys, As I finally had the courage to make my first two flights on Vatsim, it went surprisingly well for me. Only a few things, I didn't expect, but that's the learning and experience part of it. Although one situation was a bit strange to me. Before I entered my STAR, the controller told me to fly 250 knots or greater. As I continued my arrival, I crossed a point with a speed constraint in that of 220 knots. Now my question is, whether I should've slowed down for that restriction, or followed the call of the controller. Hopefully this is written anywhere near understandability, as i'm not a native speaker.

Context:

• Introduction (https://www.reddit.com/r/fatFIRE/comments/pyqf2a/confessions_of_a_hectomillionaire_part_1/)
• Investments and Portfolio Management (https://www.reddit.com/r/fatFIRE/comments/q2p32j/confessions_of_a_hectomillionaire_part_2/)

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I want to set a serious tone for this post by sharing this WSJ article: Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh Bankrolled His Followers. In Return, They Enabled His Risky Lifestyle. This is a really sad story. I don’t know him. But if you read through the article, I believe what really happened is that his money, not his followers, enabled his risky lifestyle. Everyone around Tony Hsieh was on his payroll and whoever was trying to talk him out of his self-destructive behavior would get marginalized or fired. Intervention is kinda impossible for an addict with a lot of money if (s)he uses the money to be in control. This post focuses on expenses and lifestyle. But instead of talking primarily about how I spend my money. I want to focus on what I do to (hopefully) avoid getting into big trouble.

First, let’s get past this “guilt” or “moral high ground” of wanting to stay frugal once you hit it big. It isn’t really about “spending money is bad and saving money is good”. It’s also not this false dichotomy of “Experiences are good. Material things are bad.” Money is a tool. With money, you have options. Some options are good, some options are bad and some options are complicated. Super rich people can live a life with no financial constraints, But there are always other life constraints or consequences to consider. It’s important to think of the consequences before throwing money at various problems.

Let’s start with my favorite topic: watches. I like buying expensive watches. It’s an inconsequential expense. It takes very little space to store, there’s virtually no maintenance issues and it lasts forever. The catch is I don’t really wear them in public and I definitely don’t wear them in front of old friends with different life circumstances. It satisfies my vanity without inciting envy and it doesn’t involve PEOPLE. The watches are so nicely designed with amazing craftsmanship and have great resale value. I limit myself to 1-2 wat

Over the last year e.g. used cars, timber, recently gas and uranium have exploded in price. Especially the timber and uranium charts look like classic bubbles. Is there a way to gauge how much of that price increase was due to "real" supply constraints, i.e. producers / logistics not being able to supply the real demand by consumers of the product, and how much was due to speculators buying up supply to artificially produce a shortage?

I had a ton of problems during Womb of Lamashtu, but managed to squeak by, except for the Shaman fight at the goblin fort with all the summons, which I had to lower difficulty for because it was literally impossible. Now I’m at Vordakai’s Tomb and, uh… oh no.

I’m level 10, and I don’t have any extra rations with me for rests cause they got used in previous dungeons. I think I’m going to have to just reload to before I went to the Valley of the Dead, go back to the capitol, and resupply/train/rethink strategy. The problem is, I’m scared I’ll fail the quest if I wait too long, because the time limits on the quests aren’t stated and I try to always do main quests as soon as they appear because of that. What level should I be for this? How do I level up faster? How long can I wait to come back here? It’s currently Neth 4711, if that helps. The furthest save I can go back to without erasing literally all my quest progress this chapter is after Tristian joins my party but before I get to the gates.

For difficulty level, im mostly on Normal, with a couple harder tweaks to make it as close to actual Pathfinder rules as possible. I try not to look up info about my quests ahead of time to avoid spoilers, but then I end up getting steamrolled and have to look stuff up anyway.

Bit of context, I have a private client who I help with IT. This client has way more money than he would ever know how to spend so the wifi setup can cost whatever. It will be located in the middle of a mid-size apartment with optionally a second router in the bedroom for extra coverage.

This client right now has an Asus 11000AX router in the bedroom and the middle of the apartment. Although he thinks the speeds (about 400-500 in the next room) are too slow.

Is it even possible to get speeds higher than that on wifi with current technology? If so, how could I come closest to it? I was thinking of the Netgear RAXE500.

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As title implies. In Blackrock, and while I expected bugs, this one kinda hurts my soul. I can’t save no matter what I try, Passing Time, Sleeping, entering buildings. I’ve tried multiple beds and cars to sleep in, but I can’t save anymore.

It first happened a few days ago on my save file, then the issue became more frequent until now, and it seems saving isn’t possible at all. Just wasting whole days on attempting to save. Anyone have some suggestions? Because even if I manage to push through and save this, I’m still stuck and won’t be willing to progress.

Leaving Blackrock at this point would really suck if the glitch is exclusive to the map.