Could technically be an outie

Thanks! Happily just a drive— will be serious and professional to the best of my ability, just hope the door I pick to walk up to is the main one

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Ok good to know— I was hoping that might be the case. I think I’ll try and find some strangers to talk to in the next week to stretch out my social skills a bit— which is sort of the opposite of technical prep where you just sit alone working on projects. Thanks and also happy cake day!

That’s a good idea— for the last two I was able to mostly wing questions based on the research I did, but for this one I’m not going to be kicking myself afterward for not having good ones prepared— thanks!

Thank you!

Happily just two so far— one screening and one technical— but it is long so hoping I can walk the knife between being personable enough and not seeming weird and manic for however many hours it is.

Ahh that makes sense didn’t consider that— would def be a long single interview otherwise. Thanks!

Good to know! will practice then— thanks!

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Depends on how much grease you have— always stored bacon grease in glass jars to use later for greasing pans and given bacony flavor. Secondly, grease pours easily and is liquid when hot, but because it’s hot you can’t pour it into the trash, or wipe it clean with paper towels as mentioned. You have to let it cool which means it becomes more of a mess.

I got a $50 GameStop gift card in 2015 as part of some hackathon I went to— which was cool since as a kid didn’t have a credit card or anything; and bought the steam controller with it, would play CS:GO with it between class. Still my favorite controller and one of the only ones that lets you change the turn on sound too.

Would you recommend any of the books you’ve been reading about the era?

Lmao typo

I have an i7-2600 prebuilt for my NAS— is idle most of the time, bought it for $100 4 years ago. Have pretty cheap power at like $0.12 per KWh, but again mostly idle so probably doesn’t cost much anyway.

Well not in the melting pot way— but the you’re Han Chinese now way

I get that however Taiwan the island wasn’t even part of China at the time that the ROC retreated/invaded it. So it would be sorta like Texas fleeing to Mexico then the US wanting to invade Mexico “to make the US into one country again”.

It would cripple it now but TSMC has started building Fabs in North America— but it would certainly cripple its output in the short term— then again, the U.S governments current incompetence not withstanding, you would think that if that ever happened the U.S would be able to emergency build Fabs within a few (2-4?) years if necessary.

Huh I guess I might have been weong— Taiwan technically does claim the mainland? But also not its governance?

“The 1991 constitutional amendments and the 1992 Cross-Strait Relations Act marked a pivotal shift, as the ROC ceased actively claiming governance over the mainland, stopped treating the PRC as a rebellious group, and started treating it in practise, as an equal political entity effectively governing mainland China from ROC’s perspective, though the ROC constitution still technically includes the mainland as ROC territory.”

Alistar all the way