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6y ago
You don't have to guess, this is published information. They have trays of 1000 doses, and up to 5 trays fit in a shipping box with the dry ice.
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6y ago
Yes, the geometric product ab = a.b + a^b and therefore you can combine those two into a single nablaF = J where J is the 4-current.
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6y ago
I have 3088 tabs right now. I don't see how this is horrifying at all. I have a tab open for every dependency of every project I do, including one for every component of every electronics project I maintain. I have a tab for every webc
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6y ago
They're water-cooled.
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6y ago
By late spring/summer you mean midwinter in the southern hemisphere.
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6y ago
This is all true but is missing some important detail - the box (shipment container suggests shipping container sized things, it's more of a flight case size thing) is meant for long distance transport, rather than local distribution.
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6y ago
Mildly offtopic but this is a thread most likely to have Crystal and youtube-dl fans in it: Invidious needs your help! invidious[1] is an open alternative frontend to youtube with low bullshit, that works without js. It's written in
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6y ago
About b) it's controversial because it's the standard model that is used by linguistics and is considered useful, and I think it's net-negative-value for education. That's why I want to make it abundantly clear that this
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I'm a non-native Finnish speaker. I learned the language in my teens. It's not a difficult language, at all. It is actually surprisingly simple. The problem is the obscurity - there is very little interest in Finnish as a second l
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Can confirm - I tried growing all sorts of things in an awful north-facing garden with varied success but am now mostly focusing on two things - leaf vegetables and small fruit. Chard and raspberries are my primary outputs, and being able t
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I suggest you fork any actions you depend on.
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Doesn't that break account recovery requests?
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@dang this is not a duplicate of the raspberry pi announcement article - it's a separate review and teardown
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Nope, sorry, haven't used it. The major benefit of the raspi setup is the software support, which is excellent.
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6y ago
You're probably right (though I see a lot of people using a pi as their first foray into computer vision, and I could imagine some of them wanting to play with this) but it was not mentioned in the review or in the raspi blog post so I
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6y ago
One thing that's missing compared to the standalone pi is the camera connector (and display connector, but I've found that less useful as HDMI displays are cheaper and more available and I've ended up using several Pis in hea
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6y ago
The code linked there is all open, and has a USB device softcore. It's the most approachable FPGA USB implementation I've played with. edit: Here is the actual USB core that's in there: https://github.com/im-t
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6y ago
Luckily there are wonderful USB stacks implemented in open FPGA toolchains these days - check out the toolchains described at https://workshop.fomu.im/en/latest/
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6y ago
Looking at any recent election will show you the discrepancy quite clearly - the difference they are referring to is the difference between popular vote percentages (nationwide) and number of MPs for a given party (FPTP split by constituenc
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6y ago
It might be food/hunting related. I only have a sample size of two cats.
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Cats can count to much more than two. If there are treats on a shelf and our older cat knocks them down, she'll remember how many hit the floor (from the sound) and then not stop looking for them until she's found that many. I sus
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6y ago
Yeah it's amazing, and I recently did a project on KiCAD nightly (because it has better support for complex buses and high speed stuff, and I needed to put 14 HDMI links on a board) and that's even more amazing (though currently q
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I get that, and yeah it's bad. But there's also a deep frustration with how these fuckers can do this stuff and get away with it. So how does one push back?
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I do professional electronics design and some mechanical design. I use 100% FLOSS tools. KiCAD nightly is currently slightly less buggy than the closed crap, and about as capable. The major difference is that bugs I report get fixed within
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6y ago
While I agree with your admiration of the versatility and power of CJK languages, I don't think the particular aspect you're commenting on is specific to those. You see this in many western languages too. Here's an example in
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6y ago
osmand is nice
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Someone actually hacked together a TT for USB3. It's unobtainium for mortals but it exists https://www.via-labs.com/product_show.php?id=96
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Can we crowdsource home addresses of advertisers who do this, and mail them shit daily until they stop? "People will be absolute dicks if we make the user experience better" is not a good argument for making the user experience wo
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I visited a number of factories in China last year and saw lots of XP on measurement, production and test equipment. All the office desktops were on W7 or W10. I'm sure lots of XP desktops exist, but I didn't see any in the (quite
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新华字典 has a gloss of "language" with "written language (文字)" and "foreign language (外文)" given as examples. That's where I'm getting it from.
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