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by _flux 2y ago
WebMIDI is cool, though! I updated my Novation Launchpad firmware with that.
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by _flux 2y ago
By the way, Sqlite should only to be used when testing, not when actually deploying a system that interacts with other systems. https://element-hq.github.io/synapse/latest/setup/installati... says as much.
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by _flux 2y ago
Does this also happen if you select the branches that are closest to the solved state?
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by _flux 2y ago
I think you didn't use the "share" function; I cannot open any of these links. Can you do it in a private browser session (so you're not logged in)?
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by _flux 2y ago
However, if you need a state machine, async/await is a super-elegant way to express it. No other language provides as nice way to do it. I believe best you can do in other languages is using continuations as the state.
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by _flux 2y ago
It doesn't have high scores. Literally unplayable.
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by _flux 2y ago
To expand slightly on Syonyk said: the compiler cannot do it, because the object is stored between addresses c and c + sizeof(unsigned int). You can use this information to, for example, copy the object to another place with memcpy, and tha
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by _flux 2y ago
The point was that the implementation of this tool is not a sin+cos function. It's more like let newEz = Ez0[me] + calcEzDiff(vec2u(id.x, id.y), dx, dy, aspect); let newEzAbove = Ez0[above] + calcEzDiff(vec2u(id.x, id.y + 1),
369.
by _flux 2y ago
I wonder if your 999ms was measured using wall-clock time or a monotonic time source? I imagine a wee time correction at an inopportune time could make this happen.
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by _flux 2y ago
There is a monotonic time source available in JavaScript, though: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Performance... As I understand it, the precision of such timers has been limited a bit i
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by _flux 2y ago
You are quite likely correct. My search term included "unsound", and it missed this one. But this time I've starred and cloned it! I didn't quite see if this actually exploits multiple bugs or leverages just one, thoug
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by _flux 2y ago
I tried to look into it, and it does not seem like the type system is proven, yet, though the issue itself is closed: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/9883 Per https://blog.rust-lang.org&#x
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by _flux 2y ago
I take this to mean e.g. the Oxide project has proven the Rust type system sound? There was a Git repository demontrating unsoundness issues in the compiler, but I seem to be unable to find it anymore :/. It seemed like there would be
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by _flux 2y ago
My understanding is that InkScape is foremost an SVG editor. If SVG can't do it, then InkScape can't either. This seems quite somewhat limiting for a general-purpose graphical editor, aspiring to integrate good bitmap editing supp
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by _flux 2y ago
This must be one of the best applications for LLMs, as you can always automatically verify the results, or reject them otherwise, right?
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by _flux 2y ago
I don't think they'd need to actually have moving cameras (I think this is what the poster meant) to give a 360 degree view, but 360 degree cameras (well, 180 because they're right next to an obstacle) that could be reproje
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by _flux 2y ago
Sure seems that way. To me it's quite surprising it's only 7 kB, though.
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by _flux 2y ago
A friend has an e-unicycle (I think the category devices has some other name as well..) and he wanted to try out how it behaves in a track. He sort of knew, but didn't expect it, that when the roll of the device exceeds a certain thres
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by _flux 2y ago
How does it deal with material that lands people in the jail?
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by _flux 2y ago
Kopia also supported rclone for a long time, though: https://kopia.io/docs/reference/command-line/common/reposito... . However, in my experience backing up over sftp with kopia can be very slow. I suspec
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by _flux 2y ago
On the other hand, your solution requires a lot of people to agree and possibly turn away some money, whereas the AR solution (once available) can be individually applied without any decisions by others; only for the one person to decide wh
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by _flux 2y ago
I've seen Etherpad used in remote meetings for secretary purposes. But sure, it could be used together to whip up prototype code and discuss about it at the same time, even without needing the all of an IDE.
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by _flux 2y ago
I've been looking for a while at BricsCAD (as an alternative to VariCAD), but when you add in sheet metal folding and ability to export and import STEP , it starts getting expensive. I just checked their site and their 20% off prices
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by _flux 2y ago
I realize it's nice to use short names for applications, but couldn't this also be have been called jdiff? I feel like the two-letter tool name is exercising developer memory more than strictly required. I have 42 two-character bi
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by _flux 2y ago
I don't think passing just the session keys to NIC would sound so perilous, though.
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by _flux 2y ago
The goalpost just needs to be moved further than is economically interesting for cheaters in general to reach. Perhaps secure boot by itself isn't enough, but I would imagine it would be a relatively large bump, when combined with a
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by _flux 2y ago
It would be over the network :), which is—I imagine—tiny bit simpler than over USB.
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by _flux 2y ago
Now that you mention it, I think I would like to see a logic analyzer that does just that. No buffering, just straight up shovel the data to a mac address, or even IP address, and be done with it (maybe lose a few frames here and there). Le
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by _flux 2y ago
> I believe addressing it is on their to-do list. I doubt that it's very high on that list, as the problem seems a very hard. Very hard as in that do we even know it's possible? "Metadata" includes a lot of stuff, b
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by _flux 2y ago
This is why I also suggested a fallback in case it lands up in the same frame, but yes, it also needs checking that the next frame is indeed the original frame. I expect it to work unless the frame rate is wildly varying, e.g. 60 fps and

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