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by 542458 6y ago
I’ve worked with rPis, Beaglebones, that NTc Linux board, and nanoPis. As somebody who is not a Linux Guru, the RPi is extremely nice because I can google anything I want to do or any error I get + raspberry pi and get a decent jumping off
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by 542458 6y ago
They can’t sell the airplanes for scrap, because they don’t own them - Virgin Australia leases its planes.
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by 542458 6y ago
My phone is in English, but I didn’t get the redirect. I’m in Canada.
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by 542458 6y ago
Yeah, this is very real to me. Even after explaining what a wireframe is, I’ve had execs very confused why I’m proposing the UI look like black lines on white background. And not just just execs - I’ve had devs try to implement wireframes a
935.
by 542458 6y ago
Pure “viewer” licenses are free on figma. You only pay per editor. And IMHO the price delta between sketch and figma is basically a rounding error on the wage cost of your designers, so it’s barely even worth thinking about.
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by 542458 6y ago
It has been studied pretty extensively. For example, see this survey https://psycnet.apa.org/record/1997-30052-009 In pretty much every study within group differences are far and away more massive that between group di
937.
by 542458 6y ago
A 100% agree that adjustment is needed. I don't even like TLA (end plagiarism detection? Really?), but I think the discussion around it is valuable. The flag system gives a small number of users the ability to kill articles entirely to
938.
by 542458 6y ago
That injects a ton of bias into your marking though. Under that method, shy students and students with poor verbal skills (for example, ESL) don't stand a chance. I have seen excellent work come out of students that you could barely
939.
by 542458 6y ago
I have seen students plagiarize co-op work term reports, which at the institution that I marked at are binary pass/fail with a near 100% pass rate (barring plagiarism). The assignment isn't long, is on a subject the students alrea
940.
by 542458 6y ago
I was gonna say. The author never elaborates on it, but this is a profoundly silly take. Plagiarism is not just unethical, it also is (in my experience) a pretty good indicator the student didn't learn the subject matter. If you know w
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by 542458 6y ago
FWIW hermès has been pretty trigger happy with their lawyers in the past. They sent E3D C&D notices until they renamed their hotend/extruder combo (read: nothing at all to do with bags) to “hermera”.
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by 542458 6y ago
I mean, not to be defeatist but... once you’ve got JS turned on you’ve already handed out such a massive amount of entropy I’m not sure this one extra item makes a huge difference.
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by 542458 6y ago
Some types of Tom’s toothpaste have Xyletol. You just have to make sure you’re getting one with fluoride too, and not one of the useless non-fluoride ones. I Typically stock up when I find it. There are other toothpastes with Xyletol too, b
944.
by 542458 6y ago
Where did you get your replacement battery from? I was looking into replacing my battery, and my options for sourcing the part appear to be Amazon or iFixIt. The former’s reviews are show a number of people complaining that the part they re
945.
by 542458 6y ago
Guessing, but maybe better anti-scam and customer service mechanisms? But yeah, seems iffy to me too, but hard to say without knowing the particulars of the business.
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by 542458 6y ago
We’ll, at a certain point CPU consumption from hashing a sufficiently massive pass would be a concern, no? Like, bcrypt is a pretty slow function, although I don’t know how it scales with input length. Edit: Hunh, apparently bcrypt only han
947.
by 542458 7y ago
Sure, but you don’t personally need the CNC. All you need is to know somebody who is in that 1%. Or have access to a makerspace with that CNC.
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by 542458 7y ago
A few things here: - In NA, if you’re “just a kitchen” you’re essentially fast food/takeaway - and putting myself directly into competition with McDonalds+etc doesn’t sound like an awesome proposition to me. (Obviously this will vary
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by 542458 7y ago
Because for any individual seller there’s a heavy short/medium term advantage to using the marketplace in the form of dramatically increased reach and simplified logistics.
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by 542458 7y ago
Everything I’ve read seems to say it’s very, very difficult to accidentally take delivery, but it’s not quite impossible. In related news, there is a Planet Money Podcast (episode called the Eddie Murphy Rule) where they interview the trade
951.
by 542458 7y ago
Hunh, that’s strange. Works fine on my iPhone. What are you running?
952.
by 542458 7y ago
Can live up to X hours != Will live up to X hours Let’s say it’s 50/50 whether it lives 24h without help. That’s would be a pretty bad false negative rate for your test, but a 50/50 of potentially getting infected by your mail is
953.
by 542458 7y ago
spitballing some general aesops here: Don't overfocus on what seems important today - look at the long run. Improving at anything takes time and many iterations - if at first you don't succeed... Getting comfortable and set in you
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by 542458 7y ago
I'm not saying they shouldn't fact check - rather, if they aren't sure about a leak, it's irresponsible of them to talk about it before they're sure! Same goes for security - if delaying a leak helps security, surel
955.
by 542458 7y ago
There are a bunch of documents that wikileaks has, at various times, claimed they’d release then have never mentioned again. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WikiLeaks#Claims_of_upcoming... TBH, this bit in particular o
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by 542458 7y ago
These are paycheque deductions, so presumably at very least some of the people at google who’s paycheques are funding these donations (plural, lots of other ones in that thread) might care.
957.
by 542458 7y ago
I’m not an expert, but: Can’t common carriers discriminate if there’s compelling reason? Like, a railway can refuse to carry a passenger if they’re disruptive to others. My ISP can cut me off if I’m running DDOS attacks. Is there any reason
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by 542458 7y ago
Some days my call log is a solid wall of dozens of calls coming from (ostensibly) Chad or Nigeria or whatever that are pulling the one-ring scam. The number is different every time so there’s no blocking it. It’s out of control.
959.
by 542458 7y ago
I mean, once you’ve accepted the basic requirements of: * four wheels * meets legal size limits * reasonable aerodynamic characteristics * room for passengers * sufficiently sized windows and doors * crumplezone * reasonable collision and r
960.
by 542458 7y ago
Hunh - I'm wrong. In my defense, Yang seems to have revised his plan on this - his website used to read "We currently spend between $500 and $600 billion a year on welfare programs, food stamps, disability and the like. This redu

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