DarkUranium

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by DarkUranium 5y ago
It also runs into this problem, which was mentioned on HN just a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29328838
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by DarkUranium 5y ago
Definitely illegal, everywhere. He said "euros", which implies within the EU. It's illegal across the EU.
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by DarkUranium 5y ago
On the 2nd point, this talk mentions scientific findings that were unpublished because they were too dangerous; and it had nothing to do with political correctness: https://www.ted.com/talks/zeynep_tufekci_we_re_buildin
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by DarkUranium 5y ago
By using canonical S-expressions, one can even get binary-safety: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canonical_S-expressions It's at the cost of human-readability, but it's still readable enough for debugging .
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by DarkUranium 5y ago
I think the core concept of using `<>`-delimited tags to group items is sound for config and similar human-writable files. I.e. XML-like markup. This means that XML subsets are actually pretty decent. Basically the subset of: - `<!
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by DarkUranium 5y ago
Have a look at the relationship between productivity and salaries, and also minimal wage and inflation. It's not development jobs that are inflated ; rather, it's most of the other jobs that are deflated . (this is a rule of t
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by DarkUranium 10y ago
You still have modular laptops. For example, for a Clevo W230SS (known as "Sager NP7338" in some parts), you can choose the display (1080p or 2560x1440 matte IPS, or 3200x1600 glossy), CPU, up to two hard drives (or was it three?
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by DarkUranium 11y ago
To be fair, that would break hyphenation as well if both languages use a Latin alphabet (give or take a few carons and such).
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by DarkUranium 11y ago
There exist plenty of tiny camera drones, except those aren't autonomous. An advantage is that crashes are less prone to damage (less mass => less momentum and kinetic energy), and if they do get damaged, repairs are [typically] far
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by DarkUranium 11y ago
I could think of a pretty much harmless blade design that MIGHT work (soft blades), but they'd be woefully inefficient AND they would only work for those super-ultra-light micro/nano drones. Anything else is not harmless. Even a t
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by DarkUranium 11y ago
Here is another one for you: If any of the above fails, what about spare parts availability?
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by DarkUranium 12y ago
There is also a trick (read: algorithm) in computational geometry that computes (2D) Delaunay triangulation by mapping the points onto a (3D) paraboloid, and then computing the convex hull of that . E.g.: http://i.stack.imgur.co
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Some doubts about GPL, licensing and the BQ Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition phone(mer-project.blogspot.com)
76 points by DarkUranium 12y ago|13 comments