NanoCoaster

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by NanoCoaster 4y ago
Also the bavarian (or southern german in general, it seems) Wolpertinger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolpertinger . Interesting that this is such a widespread thing :)
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
Thanks, very interesting. Should've stayed in Nürnberg, I suppose :)
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
If you don't mind me asking, which city? I'm in Regensburg and recently got moved to my munincipal provider because my former provider closed shop and it's looking...bleak. We're talking ~60+ct / kWh.
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
Cool, thanks for the link. Will definitely play around with it as soon as I find the time. Too many programming languages, too little free time, sadly.
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
Thank you, interesting stuff. Very much looking forward to user-definable effects! I like Ocaml in principal, but haven't yet strayed beyond learning the very basics some time ago. Seeing a usable implementation of algebraic effects in
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
I'm sorry if these are dumb questions, I'd be totally fine with some pointers in the right directions if you don't want to waste your time :) I'm under the impression that the implementation is based on algebraic effects
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
I see, interesting point. Thank you :)
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
> Mutability is easier to explain initially, but teaches an incorrect mental model that hinders a correct understanding of Rust’s approach to memory safety, falling apart as soon as you touch things like atomics, RefCell or Mutex. Could
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
> The reason I say that is because it is far more likely an “outdoor” cat will be eaten by a predator or hit by a car. > The cat “owner” accepts letting the cat live it’s best life is more important than protecting it against these da
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
That seems like a smart idea! Probably wouldn't work for my cat, though. For some reason, she isn't interested in treats at all. She eats normally, but only out of her bowl and only when it suits her. Very hard to train a pet to d
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
> Letting your cat roam free is a tacit acknowledgment that one doesn’t really care that much for the animal, because they will make time to monitor it. I would never be able to walk my cat on a leash. No chance at all. I got her from a
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by NanoCoaster 5y ago
I'd actually love something like that, mostly because differentiating between "str" and "String" in, uh, speech can be pretty annoying. They both sound the same! :) I've taken to calling "String" &quo
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by NanoCoaster 6y ago
Hey, I'm not morsch, just wanted to thank you for testing and posting the results :) Too bad, but probably to be expected. The RasPi wasn't really meant for tasks like this. Still, actually interesting that it would suffice in a p
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by NanoCoaster 6y ago
Isn't there already DRM that works by encrypting the video stream and only decrypting / decoding the video stream on the TV? Or at least, in some sort of closed-off execution context? I'm thinking of Widevine level 1 DRM, for
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by NanoCoaster 6y ago
> So the DB sells a 250 Euro card that gives you a 50% discount on tickets for a year. A nitpick that's so small as to almost be irrelevant: For people up to (and including) the age of 26, it's actually 60€/year. This make
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by NanoCoaster 6y ago
Could you point to any resources for reading / learning about this? Even articles, blog posts? I'm not doubting you (I've worked with the manufacturing industry before, sounds eerily similar), it just seems very, uh, precario
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by NanoCoaster 6y ago
> A programmer could have chosen to be a doctor, lawyer, engineer, etc. but they choose to code because it is one of the way they can "express" themselves. Not necessarily. I chose to code because I'm good at it and becaus
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by NanoCoaster 7y ago
Out of curiosity: What did Drepper do? A quick DDG/Google search didn't turn up anything. EDIT: Actually, searching for "Ulrich Drepper asshole" did turn up some stuff. I'd still be interested, as the stuff I found
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by NanoCoaster 7y ago
In my experience, the problem is that debug builds (which, I assume, are not optimized) are still annoying. I recently built a new PC and got a Ryzen 3900x, so I'll probably have to check again with that :) Now, "atrocious" m
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by NanoCoaster 7y ago
Depends. Package Management, compiler errors? Absolutely. IDE support? Not so much. I don't think it's fair to compare it to C# / JVM languages, but even compared to other languages, I wouldn't say the tooling is all tha
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by NanoCoaster 7y ago
Can anyone explain to me what "3nm" means in practice nowadays? My impressions was that the "x nm" was originally meant to mean "minimnum distance between seperate components", but I don't actually know if
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by NanoCoaster 7y ago
> An no, you don't tip in Europe, even spare change Highly dependent on the region. In Germany and Austria [the only countries that I'm sure about :)], you're not as expected to tip as in the US for example, but it&#x2