Neywiny

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by Neywiny 9mo ago
You make a very good point. But the other side of it is that sometimes it goes poorly. The vaccine could have some previously unknown bad reaction with the Keytruda and the numbers get 44% worse instead. In this case it would be better to b
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
If you've read the docs, which I'm not saying anyone is expected to, FTDI tends to put buffers on their outputs. That's what gave it away for me. The little sot-23-5 footprints.
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
> We ran through our nominal and off nominal cases at the higher level of assembly, but not for a duration that caught this on the ground. It wasn't until we were at extended operation on orbit the issues began. So I think that&#x27
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I work near space but not in space. I'm not sure I understand your process here. I see 2 possibilities: 1. You bought something the manufacturer spec lied about. While true we often validate specs, our terrestrial stuff is a lot cheape
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Rather I think their point is that since O(N) is really X * N, it's not the N that gets you, it's the X.
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
I think they're trying to not shame other services, but yes the comparison is vs networked whether that's local on loopback or not. For a small query, which is what they're talking about, it's not inconceivable that form
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
This isn't a cheat sheet. It's a guide.
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
A few ways: 1. Read the datasheets. Some parts only support certain frequencies, so find the minimum of the master and slave frequencies. 2. Check at boot. Most devices boot slowly for the first few transactions then speed up. So if you sa
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
You can run zoom in the browser. At least you could some years ago. Encryption is relevant depending on what you're doing but not everything needs to be super secret. A common practice is to email or use secure file shares while on the
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Might give this a try to experiment if it's really free to use (I'll have to read up on that I guess). The qemu codebase is huge and every contributer seems to solve problems in slightly different ways. Would be nice if this tool
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Great work. Seems like a typo when covering inversion. They claim parity(0) = 0 but still use the equation with != from before. It's nice to see that they, like me, subscribe to "an hour of experimenting can save 5 minutes of read
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Incandescent or incessant?
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
They explicitly say video streaming will be "limited" aka it won't work like you want it to
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by Neywiny 9mo ago
Did you look into the large spread on your distributions? Some of these span multiple orders of magnitude which is interesting
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
I guess it depends on how we define culture. Certainly every community, be they a discord server or a twitch chat, has its own micro culture. Memes, references, trends, acronyms or phrases, and symbolism come to mind. I don't doubt tha
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
I'm more interested in the animated svg. That's cool
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Or alternatively: > I would UDP joke tell you a… but you get it might not.
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Ok they said the GPS of the starlink satellites is being jammed, and the question was how. The comment I was replying to did not say the terminal, it said the satellite. Maybe that's the confusion
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
While office can run in the browser, the browser version sucks and I commonly need to open the files in the desktop version. This often happens when there's a browser version or a mobile version or an app version. There's a lack o
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
What are you talking about? The jammers are on the ground. Just like receivers on the ground can be jammed with bad RF nearby, so can receivers in space. You just point the bad RF towards the receiver
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
For legal reasons I base this off of nothing but just turn your jammer to the sky. Could get fancy and point out directly at the satellites since my understanding is it's pretty easy to know where they are. Edit to add: I do not mean t
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Yes that last point was what I meant. I see no reason that the metadata's size field should get updated without some realloc of the memory it points to. I think I'll need to look into the actual code to see what's going on th
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Thank you. I think each of my options are pretty trivial in C. I guess what I'm not understanding for #3 is if size is immutable, how the size changed which caused the issue? The post said they changed the size of the page without chan
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
While very true and sound advice, fake internet points make dopamine go brrrrr
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Thank you. Sometimes I get to like -4 or even -7 before it starts going up. It might be nice to graph it at some point to see my most varied comments. I'm at -2 right now 23 minutes later I'm at +2 6 minutes after, +5 +4min now +6
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Edit: I'm getting a lot of down votes for this but nobody is saying why I'm wrong. If you think I'm wrong enough to down vote, please reply why. I don't understand why that is the preferred fix. I would have solved it ot
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Assuming I'm the he, that last part isn't exactly what I meant. I meant that there's not a good faith effort in partaking in the conversation. I disagree with blindly following the LLM but even if you do there are ways to pro
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
Maybe I need to take a step back. If, and heavy on the if, you want to communicate issues with humans, you're doing it wrong. If you want to rely on LLMs (and look where that's getting you), by all means do it that way. With human
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
A great way to get help is to ask for it. I'd imagine the ffmpeg community would be a lot more open to helping you if you didn't start off by saying their tool is broken, though
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by Neywiny 10mo ago
According to this which links to a dead link, they've found a decades old hotdog in a landfill. So. Yes, I'm saying hot dogs aren't biodegradable. https://blogs.ubc.ca/waltergage/2013/11/19&#x2F

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