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901.
by Luc 7y ago
They always use Norwegian place names for their beds.
902.
by Luc 7y ago
Strangely enough I pasted 'Introducing Erasure Quant' into the title field, and HN shortened it to 'Erasure Quant'.
903.
Erasure Quant(medium.com)
1 points by Luc 7y ago|1 comments
904.
Brush your teeth – Postpone Alzheimer´s(uib.no)
3 points by Luc 7y ago|0 comments
905.
Way for a Mouse to Escape a Cat, According to Math(wired.com)
27 points by Luc 7y ago|6 comments
906.
Dumping Commodore 64/1541 Disks with Errors(pagetable.com)
4 points by Luc 7y ago|0 comments
907.
by Luc 7y ago
> PS related to "inulin-rich" is "high FODMAP". Not sure what you're implying here.
908.
by Luc 7y ago
Conflating the individual and their genes. The genes thrive while the individuals lead miserable, short lives.
909.
by Luc 7y ago
I actually bought a French version of one of these books for one of my daughters, focusing on science. But after reading through it a bit it was clear that girls were just not part of the intended public, so it didn't go under the Chri
910.
by Luc 7y ago
You care enough to comment that someone else shouldn't care enough to comment, hmmmmm.
911.
by Luc 7y ago
I understood the reference straight away, but that doesn't reduce how unfortunate it is when one of thousands of other titles could have worked just as well. Especially since the contents don't continue with the 'boys' t
912.
A curated list of companies using Erlang in production(erlang-companies.org)
4 points by Luc 7y ago|0 comments
913.
Proving Games Are Winnable with Alloy(hillelwayne.com)
3 points by Luc 7y ago|0 comments
914.
Run CP/M on your C64 using emulation(pagetable.com)
70 points by Luc 7y ago|63 comments
915.
by Luc 7y ago
Oh I see! Fair enough.
916.
by Luc 7y ago
Speex is cool technology from what I can tell, but it's not exactly designed to run on a Commodore 64. E.g. it's used for the voice compression of commands sent to Siri. What it saves in bandwidth, it pays in processing power. But
917.
by Luc 7y ago
Well the SpeeX Codec Manual mentions a 'Hamming window'...
918.
by Luc 7y ago
Why are people thanking the OP? Cool how you CAN compress 47 minutes of audio down to 1.6MB if you're willing to accept awful sound quality, sure. Why though? I mean, why thank the OP for their service? I don't get it.
919.
by Luc 7y ago
It's pretty benign as waste goes. It just sits there and gets less dangerous as time goes on. You could just keep it in a bunker and pay a crew to dust it off and repackage it when needed for the next 1000 years. But no, for some reaso
920.
FAA Saw 737 Max Flight-Control System as Non-Critical Safety Risk(wsj.com)
6 points by Luc 7y ago|0 comments
921.
by Luc 7y ago
It’s a joke.
922.
Boxed MOS 6502 CPU(pagetable.com)
3 points by Luc 7y ago|0 comments
923.
by Luc 7y ago
So an employer could make someone work 400 hours of overtime for a couple of years, yet never pay them the overtime rate. They could do this by reducing the employee's hours in the third year, so that averaged over 3 years no overtime
924.
Buffett Partner Charlie Munger Has a Side Gig: Designing College Dorms(wsj.com)
1 points by Luc 7y ago|0 comments
925.
by Luc 7y ago
Apparently a bit too clever for a lot of people, going by many of the comments here.
926.
by Luc 7y ago
Woosh!
927.
by Luc 7y ago
The part number is in the Bill Of Materials file on his github repo: https://www.dhgate.com/product/aml130a2402a-1-3-inch-240-240...
928.
by Luc 7y ago
Good point. It seems analogous to that rhythmic gymnastics discipline where they do routines with a long ribbon attached to a stick.
929.
by Luc 7y ago
Computer games. Pew pew.
930.
Reading the Raw Bits of a C64/1541 Disk Without a Parallel Cable(pagetable.com)
2 points by Luc 8y ago|0 comments

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