Aardwolf

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by Aardwolf 1y ago
Lotus 1-2-3 was available for DOS
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
Then it may be possible to run Excel on Linux in Excel
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
> legal (letter but longer) Why are two slightly different standards needed? Does legal really need to print "just a little bit more" text than others? If so, why not just use that one for everything?
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
It's not about weight, it's about having the light work when you need it. Ensuring the battery is not empty at the time you want to ride it and it is night is not always convenient I'm talking about commute, not sports, here.
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
No, finding an ad is a random process that you can't control, so 'finding an ad to unsubscribe' would be a complex process. Instead if subscribing is done through an online form, so should be unsubscribing. If subscribing req
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
> You can also charge this light with USB-C instead of the original micro-USB. A dynamo would be the next upgrade
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
The article mentions C23, but what they're trying to do is detect if something (possibly declared by someone else?) is a compile time constant, not to declare it as such
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
Cubic cows would be more efficient for packing
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
Do you think cows care about human interaction, or are indifferent whether it's a living creature or a robot?
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
Where else can one reliably post and communicate on the internet today then?
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by Aardwolf 1y ago
Now that I see both pictures side by side, it's actually visible that the arms are in a slightly mismatched position compared to the suit in the retouched version
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
> At least it's easy to get a home sleep apnea test and an APAP/CPAP these days. If one wants to rule out sleep apean (being not the best sleeper) but probably doesn't have it (but other causes like stress) but at least wa
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
> Detect sounds & get custom alerts via vibration, notification, or flashlight—even when phone is off. What is meant by off here? Can an app detect and do these things when the phone is fully switched off?
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
What if I don't want push notifications and want laptop closed to mean to not do anything? Does this new mode still support that, or is the notifications and heat-up-in-your-backpack thing there on purpose and not disablable? In other
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
> There used to be a simple registry edits you could do but Microsoft seem to have closed that loophole. Why? I mean, what incentive does MS have to say "people are still trying to use the non-buggy sleep that doesn't cause fir
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
The printout also contains dates 6-SEP-64 below it, any idea what those are?
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
hunter2 edit: hey that doesnt look like stars to me
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
I would love to know how multiplication and division work in modern chips to have such low cycle count compared to addition, since in theory the addition complexity is linear in the amount of bits but multiplication and division are quadrat
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
I'd be ok with a conversational interface if I can use it to improve my non-conversational UI. E.g. say I find the scrollbars somewhere way too thin and invisible and I want thick high contrast scrollbars, and nobody thought of impleme
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
What causes a perfectly symmetric ball on top of a perfectly symmetric hill to roll down via one side? (Probably quantum randomness if everything else is perfectly symmetric)
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
But then on the other side (hemisphere) we'd move the other direction (towards vs away), so wouldn't the opposite effect be expected there, more counterclockwise galaxies?
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
Computers can also include physics based random number generators so that's still simulatable. And analog computing also is possible. Quantum computing not really yet but theoretically possible. Not sure if any other wizard hat things
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
I think many grammar rules are not intellectual but just randomly evolved conventions. E.g. some English language rule says that a comma or ending period of a non-quoted sentence goes inside the quotes if there's something quoted at th
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
To me it's the ^^, like in ``` void print_members(T const& obj) { [:expand(nonstatic_data_members_of(^^T)):] ``` What is this ^^?
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
> now it’s free and easily accessible for anyone at least everyone can also let it be summarized for us then
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
Thought something similar, it's all because they wrote C instead of the actual c in the title
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
This one is very steampunk (and batman) like! It's also literally steam powered https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ader_Avion_III
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
I gave them my traffic and they wanted to verify I'm a human
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
Yes but I think it might be just habit, and it's exactly in matlab that dealing with for loops over sub matrices is so annoying due to this
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by Aardwolf 2y ago
For math too, 0-based indexing is superior. When taking sub-matrices (blocks), with 1-based indexing you have to deal with + 1 and - 1 terms for the element indices. E.g. the third size-4 block of a 16x16 matrix begins at (3-1)*4+1 in 1-ba

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