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I really like it. In principle it could be like a window kept open "into the world" while working. Given the need to interact with your site to change scenes, and that I was trying to work in another window, the constant pausing t
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Someone once told me that, at one point, the most valuable jewel in the King of England's crown was a flake of aluminum.
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Good links there. At a slightly higher level, I've sometimes wondered whether RTOSs and OS schedulers could make use of special-function hardware registers for keeping track of priority logic, etc.
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US Generals: "We had to destroy Taiwan to save it."
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> Designing architecture in such way it can be easily changed when down the line inevitebly the usage changes is a value in itself Reminds me of a building influenced/designed by Christopher Alexander. IIRC there was a 2D array of u
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> Paying no taxes helps. Interesting. Similar to the argument that certain forms of aid given to developing countries can undercut would-be local suppliers.
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I found an architectural discussion with many lovely photos, no paywall. https://www.avontuura.com/sara-cultural-centre-white-arkitek...
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Exactly.
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Based upon slight experience of both, I would say rail in a third-tier German city can compare favorably with the Metro in Washington DC.
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Given the divide you describe under BSDs, I just did a search for "nix on bsd". There doesn't seem to be very much of a nix/bsd story out there, based on my search. In principle it sounds like an interesting combination.
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ActiveState does something comparable for Python, Perl and TCL. https://www.activestate.com/
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Is there a need for ... NPM: The Good Parts
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Sometimes I write comments before reading the title. What are we talking about?
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Note to self: In an HTML game engine, must have user-configurable key bindings.
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There is understandable reason for them to ask a lot more about your past history of exilfrating infomation, than even drug use.
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That passage does not unambiguously say this, but is Algebra I in middle school now considered accelerated in California?
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> Replit does hosting now for any language they support Wow, toy(?) http servers too: https://docs.replit.com/hosting/deploying-http-servers
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> Everyone can speak this language. The semantics are ridiculously simple. Similar to the engineering/BOM-oriented semantics of everything is a drawing with a matching part number ?
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> “The W boson has to be the same on both sides of the Atlantic.”
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I have a dumb question ... In almost all performance areas -- gaming, PCs, autos, etc -- there are usually whole publications dedicated to performing benchmarks and publishing those results. Are there any publications or sites which imple
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I'll have to look into rules for low power FM. Could you broadcast midi music with "stenographic" data hidden in variations, and not run into anti-encryption rules? Or just plain modem-like streams at low RF power? FM might g
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I once read that the academic social contract before the 1970s was that an advisor would not accept a graduate student unless they were sure they had a "place" for them lined up, i.e., in another institution. I don't know h
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I am unable to find a link, and IIRC this was reported 10 years ago or so. I recall an attribution to German designers or architects. I cannot remember where exactly it was reported, but I remember it as moderately plausible reporting, alth
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Perhaps I was attempting to refer to progressive web apps, with manifests and such.
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I'm impressed by the lack of dependencies and single-file download. One of my use-cases is for offline use, and not via a web app installation -- only assets in an ordinary filesystem directory. Mega-components in single js files are
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Tangent, but in the seasonal storage context. Apparently, according to a reported simulation, if you (1) take a ca 15m x 15m house thermally in contact with the ground, (2) insulate the ground outside to a radius of ca 40m, and (3) heat the
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Many things can emerge at different times. > Many of them are retired or near retirement, typically with a background in engineering or a related industry I have heard there is such a thing referred to as "the retiree's patent&
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I can't find a contour plot to reference, but I saw one once to this effect: Every few decades in the US, the roaming range for kids decreasing by a factor of three or more IIRC -- over generations. My father as a kid was setting anim
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This might be common knowledge, but it was a recent TIL for me. Chip scale atomic clock : https://www.microsemi.com/product-directory/clocks-frequency... 10^-11 short-term stability; about 10^-9/month drift
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If you don't mind a question (and there is not much detail on the home page for OP), does this imply frame-based or sliding-window-based processing? If so is that as short as a byte or two and does not introduce much delay (i.e. only a
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