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by a2800276 4y ago
> There should be lots of individual tools. Arguably, OpenSSL is a collection of lots of individual tools. Each of the tabs in the "GUI" is an individual command with its own man-page, etc. Each command still brings a lot of
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by a2800276 4y ago
everything important is in the teaser: Twitter agreed to give Musk access to the firehose. Everything else is speculative wank.
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by a2800276 4y ago
But these `setup`, `loop` and `delay`, as well as the terrible "IDE" are central to the "simple" user experience of Arduino and are, imo, false friends. Teaching people busy loops and blocking behavior from day 1 is coun
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by a2800276 4y ago
I agree that the user experience, onboarding etc. are very well executed for Arduino (and especially for the ESP32 port of uPython could use some polishing)... > rinse and repeat until you are familiar with idioms for all sorts of things
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by a2800276 4y ago
One thing to add from my experiences: it's dramatically more accessible to beginners than Arduino and way more useful for building one-offs/prototypes as well.
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by a2800276 4y ago
Maybe if you study hard enough, one day you'll have what it takes to make a real girl. https://youtu.be/9qd04u2Yj44
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by a2800276 4y ago
No, it's clearly a coded message to her crypto bro minions for them to hodlr. Open your eyes man!
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by a2800276 4y ago
Don't think my dentist or barber want to be paid in GameStop gift cards and I feel giving some company with an intentionally obfuscated corporate structure non-refundable tokens in the hope they'll purchase a voucher which accordi
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by a2800276 4y ago
Sure I can do that as a self employed Programmer, but typically employees don't get to pick their work hours. Most commuters have to be in the office by 9 a.m. My point was only that the 75 EUR is already a price reduced monthly ticket
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by a2800276 4y ago
Is there though? Where can I use Bitcoin to buy gift cards redeemable for: milk, underwear, dentist, train tickets, a visit to the barber? ( These being the five everyday purchases I last made.)
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by a2800276 4y ago
You can buy one each month, though. Even of you just use it for metropolitan transit, it's super cheap. My monthly pass (reduced because it only valid after 9 am so commuters have to pay more) costs 75 EUR. A single ticket ist 2.80. Th
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by a2800276 4y ago
Cash
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by a2800276 4y ago
They can probably make up the losses from the sweet deal on: "Fifa® Grand Corruption, Human Trafficking and Sex with Minors"™
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by a2800276 5y ago
The SEC doesn't need to persuade Twitter to enforce anything and it would make a difference if Twitter is public or private. The SEC can sanction Musk as an individual and officer of Tesla. As such insider trading rules (and whatever?)
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by a2800276 5y ago
"permanently delete" strongly suggests to me that it was the "medical and financial data" kind of compliance. If data can be restored, it's not permanently deleted. But this was a statement from the CEO, so words ca
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by a2800276 5y ago
You can sleep soundly: it seems like they back _everything_ up: > Second, the script we used provided both the "mark for deletion" capability ... (where recoverability is desirable), and the "permanently delete" c
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by a2800276 5y ago
Was there _any_ fiction mentioned you in the article?
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by a2800276 5y ago
What a crazy mess of services, so sad to see. redis was such a beautiful, elegant and pragmatic code base that was extremely effective at what it does. It looks like they are trying their hardest to make it more enterprisy to squeeze every
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by a2800276 5y ago
Using 0x55 to synchronize baud rate is fairly common. E.g. by coincidence just yesterday I was working with the ESP bootloader. The initialization sequence contains a SYNCH command with a bunch of 0x55s the processor uses to determine the b
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by a2800276 5y ago
The cable/connector does indeed look interesting, if easily available ... possibly with more pins... I wish they had more details, from the thumbnail[0] they posted of the board edge PCB footprint, I don't see how it could be reve
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by a2800276 5y ago
Ok, I'll bite: > Would you say the police did anything wrong? Yes, obviously. At the very least, they very obviously broke a law. They should file charges against themselves. The legal system is not absolute and a court / jury
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by a2800276 5y ago
Once they start charging for [MDN Plus]( https://www.ghacks.net/2022/02/21/mdn-plus-mozilla-plans-to-... ) they'll not only be able to afford it, but also give their board well deserved raises. After all,
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by a2800276 5y ago
In their defense, they said "read the docs" not "read the comments"... :D
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by a2800276 5y ago
They can block Nordstream 2...
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by a2800276 5y ago
I came here to point out that this is one hell of a caveat. How does radioactive waste compare to water or dry cask shielded fly ash? Not sure if the article was in defense of nuclear power or just intented to show that coal emissions shoul
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by a2800276 5y ago
"Let's cheat the publishers out of their royalty!" is greed and: "Let's save money creating the services we provide, almost certainly at the cost of our customers in order to be more profitable" is not? "i
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by a2800276 5y ago
I'm always amazed that people can't see this as greed. If the CEO of a medical equipment company said: "screw all these expensive software engineers, physicists and testers, I have a 14 year old niece who can code up our radi
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by a2800276 5y ago
The pio subsystem is like a special purpose coprocessor for IO. You write small assembly programs defining the behavior. You could compare this to a GPU (special purpose coprocessor for vector calculation) or a very complicated IO periphera
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by a2800276 5y ago
But ... under "Licenses" in the footer it says: "There are some things you can't do: -You can’t use our products to create Templates, UI Kits, Dashboards, Themes and Plugins that are distributed on your website or other
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by a2800276 5y ago
I find this somewhat amusing as Ada occupies the same space that Rust is in. At first glance I find Ada vastly more approachable than Rust, which to me feels like line-noise language/Perl. Or even C++ tbh. But I can relate that Ada fee

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