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by Doxin 2y ago
Keep in mind that LIDAR is moving lasers too, which are allowed to be higher power but should have an interlock that turns the laser off when it stops moving. I'll leave the extrapolation on how that could go wrong to you.
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by Doxin 2y ago
> It's a major headache if, like me, you do a lot of one-off work that doesn't warrant that project scaffolding. Instead of creating "myproject.py", create a myproject folder with a __main__.py file. Run it as "
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by Doxin 2y ago
You'd be surprised how many people will contact tech support mainly to complain and view getting their problem fixed as secondary. Back when I did tech support I spent a lot of time commiserating with people while fixing their proble
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by Doxin 2y ago
A bot that ignores error codes isn't going to suddenly start behaving itself if your site has a rate limit. It'll simply ignore the rate limiting errors and move on to the next page the second the site does return a non-error resp
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by Doxin 2y ago
> I hate cleaning eggs off Eggs don't stick in cast iron if you use a little oil. Ignore all the complex advice on seasoning. Just start using a cast iron pan. At first it'll suck and stuff will stick. Over time it'll keep
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by Doxin 2y ago
There's a LOT of misbehaving bots out there that will just relentlessly keep hammering an endpoint that returns error codes.
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by Doxin 2y ago
> I also think that part of this is that people latch on to simplified one-sided fairy tale explanations of conflicts. To be fair the whole Russia-Ukrain conflict boils down to "Russia taking shit that's not theirs". Prett
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by Doxin 2y ago
"The social contract" is a very well defined and explored concept[0]. It's not a literal contract. Being intentionally obtuse about word definitions isn't going to convince anyone of anything. [0] https://en.w
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by Doxin 2y ago
Sure it's perhaps not companies having special privilege, but I think it's equally awful to give "entities with lots of money" special privileges in the public space. Entities with lots of money are the minority, why sho
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by Doxin 2y ago
> Usually buildings have private property owners. They agree to putting a bill board on their wall or they don’t. And yet if I agree to have someone stand on my property shouting insults at passers-by I'll get a visit from the polic
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by Doxin 2y ago
It's one of those things where if you've done it once you can repeat from memory for the most part. Personally I've never quite managed to get a ray tracer working properly. The math is too dense for me when bugs happen. I ca
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by Doxin 2y ago
For some wild reason it's basically only permitted for large companies to deface the public space like this. You go try putting some street art out there while the cops are watching, see what happens. In addition to that by far most th
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by Doxin 2y ago
In by far most cases you can still find the package on pypi.org and install it through pip.
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by Doxin 2y ago
> In Python, I've even heard of people writing types in source code but never checking them, essentially using type hints as a more convenient syntax for comments. Note that there's IDEs that'll use type hints to improve a
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by Doxin 2y ago
But if there has been no activity you surely can just pick the most recent log that's older than the time the user picked?
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by Doxin 2y ago
I don't think there's anything in the post that you can't do in python. You can definitely get at the AST for a function using the inspect module, and similarly finding the file it's declared in and on which lines is ent
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by Doxin 2y ago
Note that it does require the design of the roundabout to be made with this in mind. Leaving any dutch roundabout involves a fairly tight 90 degree curve, forcing cars to slow down before encountering cyclists or pedestrians.
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by Doxin 2y ago
A lot of IRC channels have sporadic activity at best. Most regulars just have their IRC client open and in a lot of channels all day. When conversation happens they'll join in.
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by Doxin 2y ago
So do a lot of anti-epileptic drugs
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by Doxin 2y ago
If I recall correctly gaussian splats are direction-dependent, so they can lean reflections "correctly" but since there's no picture in the training set that forces it to do the reflection correctly there's no reason f
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by Doxin 2y ago
You'd be wrong. I've got a great-uncle that was a card carrying member of the dutch nazi party. Seems like a pretty clear-cut case. Turns out that he didn't like nazis much, but as a publisher he was required to either be a m
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by Doxin 2y ago
As I understand it stomach cells aren't really acid-resistant. The stomach creates mucus to keep the acid from touching the cells.
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by Doxin 2y ago
In common use the terms are interchangeable. Differentiating between them is essentially jargon, but it's not wrong. Inflamable famously means something is both flammable and not flammable depending on who you ask. Words not only have
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by Doxin 2y ago
That seems like it's doing a LOT more than what you'd want a sanitizer to do. For HTML you really just want to escape a couple characters with special meaning. You probably can get away with just replacing < and > with the
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by Doxin 2y ago
This is an edge case which google translate is going to be bad at. You can at a minimum add dutch to your dataset: doolhof vs labyrint.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Two tablespoons of sugar is an insane amount. Having baked bread myself I can confidently tell you you don't need to add any sugar to the dough for it to rise. You need a pinch of salt to stop it tasting weird though.
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by Doxin 2y ago
By training it on whale sounds, presumably.
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by Doxin 2y ago
A labyrinth by definition has no side-paths, not even ones that quickly go nowhere.
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by Doxin 2y ago
Oh no not at all. The site just shows a notice that the site is closed. None of the other pages work anymore but the server is clearly still running.
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by Doxin 2y ago
A local pizza place has a website that closes outside of business hours. Which is infuriating if you're trying to figure out business hours in the first place.

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