RaoulP

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by RaoulP 4y ago
With the mileage (and attention) those new products are getting out of using SQLite, I think Richard Hipp deserves a lot more acknowledgement for creating such an amazing piece of software.
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by RaoulP 4y ago
Agreed. In this case the modified title was extra hard to parse because "Tips" is also an iOS app.
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by RaoulP 4y ago
In what way has it been handy? I happen to be getting a second passport soon.
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by RaoulP 4y ago
It doesn't let you zoom out but it does let you save snippets, which you can paste into the levels. I used this a lot as I progressed (still haven't finished it either).
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by RaoulP 5y ago
There's no mention of instrumentation or relaying information back to earth. If there is none, what would be the point? I wonder what can be achieved in something "about the size of a microchip".
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by RaoulP 5y ago
The correct link seems to be nitter.net
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by RaoulP 6y ago
I have yet to encounter this.
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by RaoulP 6y ago
It can also be viewed by inspecting the page source, which imports this CSS file.
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by RaoulP 6y ago
Indeed, the author credits that same post in the third paragraph of the article.
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by RaoulP 6y ago
Share the other two with us!
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by RaoulP 6y ago
As an aside, who is this Brian Roemmele and what's his relation to the topic?
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by RaoulP 6y ago
Same here - macOS, Safari, and I've never heard my fans spin so loudly before. I wonder what causes it.
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by RaoulP 6y ago
It never fails to amuse me that any pressure or force that we intuitively feel is "pulled" by a vacuum, is only caused by air pressure on the other sides of an object. When you see something hanging from a suction cup in your kitc
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by RaoulP 6y ago
What I love the most is the character animation. Did you animate this by hand yourself? Ah, I see you're the guy behind 3dforreddit too! I had some fun with that when it was posted here.
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by RaoulP 7y ago
I’m a complete newbie when it comes to writing tests. But I know that SQLite is tested to hell and back, and I believe Richard Hipp (the creator) has said he spends more time and lines of code on the testing suite, than on the SQLite code i
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by RaoulP 7y ago
Thank you. There is a lot here I need to read more about.
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by RaoulP 7y ago
Interesting - if that's the case I would imagine it make sense for some systems to feature an architecture which skips the idea of multilevel cache entirely and has only RAM connected over a photonic bus. No probing, no cache misses.
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by RaoulP 7y ago
Same here, thanks to you both.
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by RaoulP 7y ago
Is the breakthrough here about emission or transmission? Or is the physics for these two connected? It's not clear to me, between the title and the article. Secondly, could using a "photonic" memory bus bring RAM access speed
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by RaoulP 7y ago
Can I ask what the app is? Just curious.
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by RaoulP 7y ago
I agree on the Little Printer. I didn't get one, now I'm also on the lookout for something to fill that role.
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by RaoulP 7y ago
On a per-capita basis, other countries are now getting up there: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_testing
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by RaoulP 7y ago
That's true. I misunderstood the original question.
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by RaoulP 7y ago
> Once I'm out of quarantine, I can feel comfortable being outside living a normal life, knowing that all known potential carriers are contained. I feel mostly the same. That’s what I’m looking forward to after this quarantine. I’m
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by RaoulP 7y ago
Actually my local contact was simply my Airbnb host. I had arranged the Airbnb only earlier that day, In response to the new travel restriction. Other passengers provided the number of their hotel. The CDC called the hotel and (I believe) c
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by RaoulP 7y ago
No, you don’t. As a tourist I could get a 30 day (unlimited data) SIM card with a phone number, over the counter. I detailed my experience in another comment.
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by RaoulP 7y ago
I’m in precautionary quarantine in Taipei right now, after arriving from a Level 3 country some days ago. As a tourist, I had to provide a phone number of a contact person in Taiwan upon my arrival. They call the number and confirm it work
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by RaoulP 7y ago
If I have understood this correctly - can I equate the underlying principle of this "possibility of more efficient error correction" to spotting a typo in a text? That as words grow to sentences, to paragraphs on specific topics a