Tyr42

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by Tyr42 6y ago
The solution I'm going for (for a similar problem, reading moisture from multiple plants on one esp8266) is tying the outputs from all the sensors together, and only turning on one at a time Like this guy: https://github.com
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by Tyr42 6y ago
I also think we should say the moon is 384 Mm instead of 384,000 km. Mega meters are awesome, we should use them more. And the earth sun distance is 150 Gigameters.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Backing up a utf8 stream is nontrivial though.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
One Source of Truth or OSoT doesn't sound as nice as DRY though.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Check out /dev/lawyer if you are interested in the topic of balancing paying bills with open source. I think he covers that topic nicely and deserves more traffic.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
If you want to go further, it sometimes feels like the "who what where" pronouns are like sql prepared statements. In English, we have question and answer Q: Where do you want to go for lunch? A: I want to go to that pub for lun
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by Tyr42 6y ago
I think it's a little better than that. An example from class. Suppose you are building a ML decider which can stop a production line if it sees defective products. If you are choosing between a decision tree and a neural net, one of
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Google assistant is not able to play the next episode in a podcast. It can only play the most recent as far as I could tell. This isn't great.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
I feel like the breaking changes must be because they're used to working in a monorepo, where you can just change the code and the clients at once. No need to worry about compatibility
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Google meet is used for all the meetings internally. I doubt it's going to go anywhere. What would we do, pay for zoom?
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by Tyr42 6y ago
To be fair, I've written my math papers in LaTeX, and I agree. Well, perhaps with the modification: "LaTeX errors are complete horseshit". Or perhaps blame the compiler. Do you remember what gcc errors were like just as clan
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Yes! But then I'm having issues with Phasmophobia where it launches the game but loses connection to steam and I can't play with friends.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
I mean, pay Factorio and you can see it.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
If I tell you you're not likely to get two heads in a row, and you do, does that make me un-reliable? It's unfortunate we can't just run the election again a few times, and actually find the rate at which Trump is elected giv
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by Tyr42 6y ago
So by doing this, they will help Chrome form a monopoly?
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by Tyr42 6y ago
And a ball thrown in the air follows a parabola, locally speaking. At least, you're better off correcting for air resistance before you sub in the ellipse equation.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Here we're not asking them to use a different screw, but to use the regular screws. Clearly they went out of their way to design a new screw which no one else uses. Please don't
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by Tyr42 6y ago
On the other hand, interest rates a low right now, so you could also invest that extra $100/month, and come out ahead. Maybe just before the election isn't the best time to invest though.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Yeah, it's called Bottom (⊥) fun foo(): ⊥ { return foo(); } In Rust it's called !, and you can write fn will_panic() -> ! { panic!("uh oh"); } This is actually useful for som
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Oh man, it's actually a real improvement! I was afraid it was more pop sci, but not this is pretty cool. I think this is the paper? https://arxiv.org/abs/2007.01409
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Does that mean Nintendo can no longer launch the next console with Mario and Zelda games? That's 100% competing in their own store, but I also wouldn't own a switch if there wasn't a new Zelda game on it.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Seconded. I use it and like it enough to pay for it. Does exactly what I want and no extra jazz
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by Tyr42 6y ago
My parents had bad luck with Bosch. It didn't clean, and then it leaked. But the Ikea dishwasher we bought, it was loud but it worked
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Get an NVidea shield. Better than the tv's apps.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Yeah I have a similar inability to put together a word from letters being spoken to me. I'm also really bad at anagrams (and by extension, scrabble). I always wondered if those were related.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Another datapoint for developer and also reading all the cereal boxes. Or even just signs when driving down the highway. I can't help but read everything.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Wait that's not just something seablock and factorio made up?
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by Tyr42 6y ago
I know I procrastinate when I don't know how to start. But learning how to break things down into chunks and make a checklist makes it a lot easier to avoid that. A well defined task is actually fun to do, and I'm much less likel
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Separate phone app.
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by Tyr42 6y ago
Does this new paper change the conclusions or decisions made by give well?

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