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4y ago
Kind of reminds me of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(listening_device) .
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5y ago
What are the alternatives with these specs (power draw, mainly)?
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5y ago
In the meantime, there's https://github.com/tecosaur/emacs-everywhere .
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5y ago
Annoying click?! To each their own, but tactile keyboards are usually favored by typists because there's physical feedback from actuation. Also, MX browns are actually strictly speaking a tactile switch, just the bump is very muted.
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5y ago
I think the truth is the exact opposite: the biggest proponents of white board interviews are FAANG who have extensive data on the hiring process and realized that these interviews are the least discriminatory. 'Traditional' cha
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5y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/the-teeny-tiny-scientific-screwu... ^Great and accessible write up on the misconceptions of aerosol transmission and droplets.
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5y ago
Back when I had looked into the literature, the consensus seemed to be that it was not more effectice than CR for weight loss. If that's still the case, it would depend on what you find easier to maintain over long periods of time. F
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5y ago
An ERC-20 token with supply of 1 is non-fungible.
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5y ago
> Lots of things "don't need" to be written in python, but they're written in python anyway. This is a weak argument. Many things shouldn't be written in python, because it would the wrong tool for the job. Netwo
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5y ago
http://www.orgzly.com/ is a FOSS alternative for Android.
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5y ago
Start buying ETH and donate it once the beacon chain merges with ETH1. Transaction fees will go to validators instead of miners.
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5y ago
Bizarre. I'm on Linux and only really ever tested it with dd (use it for backups/installing Windows on metal so I don't have to deal with PCIe pass-throughs with a VM), but the results have been great for me.
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5y ago
Were you getting those speeds with random reads or sequential? I have one of the Orico enclosures and it works great.
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5y ago
Emacs pinky is a function of keybindings, which are yours to rebind. Evil and modal editing are quite popular across the Styx. Elisp is just a product of its time (and Stallman's dogmatism). The lack of namespacing, lexical scoping (un
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5y ago
https://archive.is/isH3s I believe this is the reference.
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5y ago
They're working on it for the Xilinx 7-series. https://symbiflow.github.io/
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5y ago
Ars Technica is perhaps the spiritual successor to the Wired of old.
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6y ago
It was clearly tongue-in-cheek...
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6y ago
> Speaking of open source FPGA tools, I recently saw a video on Twitter of someone programming an FPGA (TinyFPGA, I think) using a 100% opensource toolchain. Has anyone seen that? Could it be https://symbiflow.github.io/
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6y ago
What's the issue with the page on Falun Gong?
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7y ago
Why do we dislike Reddit?
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7y ago
Just out of curiosity, why not use distcc? I have a recent i7 and still compile essentially all packages on my homelab, I feel that the benefit would be even more marked for you.