NuclearFishin

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by NuclearFishin 4y ago
The risk here is that somebody might download the fake repo mistaking it for the real one
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by NuclearFishin 5y ago
I really like the idea of this library and I've bookmarked it for future use, but following on from your point, it does feel disingenuous to make this promise in the introduction: > (Different from git: no merge conflicts to resolve
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by NuclearFishin 6y ago
Respectfully, I think you're both right. Certainly recumbent bikes are aerodynamically efficient, but it's worth considering that in a bike race one also needs to ride uphill, and the instability of a recumbent at slow speeds woul
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by NuclearFishin 7y ago
How does one keep track of Fabrice Bellard's work? I couldn't find a Twitter profile, GitHub profile, or RSS feed from his website.
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by NuclearFishin 8y ago
Really enjoying this talk. Thanks for sharing!
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by NuclearFishin 8y ago
Perhaps it's not, but my gut feel is that those other systems mitigate failure by using a smaller number of large, reliable and expensive carriages. Whereas this system is going for a large number of smaller, cheaper(?) skates. It just
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by NuclearFishin 8y ago
It's more of a guess than a conclusion. Because the tunnel is linear, the failure of a single skate affects the entire line, so running, say, 100 skates concurrently would make overall failure 100 times more likely. One option is to ma
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by NuclearFishin 8y ago
One question I couldn't see answered in the FAQ is what happens if one of the electric skates breaks down? Given each of the skates is independently driven, the chance of failure would be magnified by N, for N skates within a tunnel. S
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by NuclearFishin 9y ago
Totally agree. Had exactly the same experience. Became a patron as a way to offer my thanks!
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by NuclearFishin 9y ago
Looks like there was indeed an issue with a bad nameserver update: https://twitter.com/unpkg/status/852660203275276289
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by NuclearFishin 10y ago
I can't help but have similar feelings about this, and I think your question about whether "the community has an issue with it" is especially pertinent. Many journalists and internet pundits suggest that Magic Leap's tec
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by NuclearFishin 10y ago
As a software engineer that works across multiple platforms, I've used Amazon Workspaces as my primary Windows dev environment for the past 18 months. In general the experience is great- the input response and 2D graphics are superior