adinisom

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by adinisom 2y ago
They can definitely be distinct languages as is the case with protactile. For the deaf-blind people I've met, ASL is their first language and protactile is more of a second. Maybe it's different in other areas of the world. What I
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by adinisom 2y ago
The intended solution seems to be a 2% bandwidth limit for announcements and a preference for lower hop-counts to keep your flooding local. There's a FAQ item on this: https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum/wi
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by adinisom 2y ago
Deaf ASL users have much less need to hear since their language doesn't require it. For that reason I suspect deaf folks generally find hearing less important than blind folks find seeing. There are blind people like Daniel Kish who us
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by adinisom 3y ago
Not sure but can mention some challenges: - The power budget of a traditional HA is ~1mW and operate on ~1V. Existing vendors use custom silicon with sub-threshold designs to hit this. I see this as one of their largest moats. Lipo recharge
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by adinisom 3y ago
Mine used to have the problem. Upgrading the firmware and using Ethernet did not fix it. Observation: disconnecting the printer from the network avoided the un-wake-able "deep sleep" state. Re-connecting the network made it suscep
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by adinisom 3y ago
When you're in a better place, maybe have someone else ship them so you don't have to deal with it.
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by adinisom 3y ago
Perhaps rubber hose resistance: "I'm sorry Seydor, it appears you're being coerced to unlock this data."
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by adinisom 4y ago
Can confirm. I don't program in Go but when there's Go software that needs fixing, it's so much easier to "go build" it and fix bugs in this unfamiliar language than it is merely to compile software written in many
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by adinisom 4y ago
A more complete archive: https://archive.ph/HKAF2
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by adinisom 4y ago
Transcribed using 'base' model: https://pastebin.com/M5276AFE
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by adinisom 4y ago
For others reading, "mainstreamed" means being placed in a regular classroom. An ASL user might be mainstreamed with interpreters for communication access. On the other hand someone who grows up using oral methods for communicatio
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by adinisom 4y ago
If it were me, I'd try for a single process with the UI and the indexer running in separate threads. Communication between threads could be as simple as global variables + a mutex lock. Two problems to solve: - Communication from UI th
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by adinisom 4y ago
Can second the DynASM recommendation. I've used it -- was stupid easy to use. Gives your C code an in-line assembler that works at runtime to generate a function pointer.
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by adinisom 4y ago
Grounding is important for shunting the surge to ground. Keep in mind: surge protectors and UPSes are not necessarily going to prevent damage directly caused by lightning. Lightning has a lot of energy and is high frequency and can make its
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by adinisom 5y ago
For (1) you might try ctrl-up/down and in web browsers space and shift-space.
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by adinisom 5y ago
I've seen it happen. I was on a team of competent people working on a dense code base before and after introduction of gatekeeping code reviews. The code base was large so no two people would be working in the same area. Before code re
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by adinisom 5y ago
Incentives set up a race to the bottom. I worked in an environment that was like Raycast and later adopted gatekeeping code reviews. If the code reviewer wasn't happy you couldn't merge. This gives the reviewer power to have the a
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by adinisom 5y ago
As an atheist that's one thing I like about religion: preserving religious freedoms helps preserve the freedom of all people. That said it's not a pure good. Religions can push for oppressive laws that match their beliefs.
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by adinisom 5y ago
Interestingly there was a third-party HyperTalk compiler that could produce INITs: http://www.ittybittycomputers.com/IttyBitty/CompileIt/
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by adinisom 5y ago
I head over to my friend Midev's house with precursor chemicals for VX. You complain that having the precursors to VX lying around is not a good idea. I point out that creating VX is purely hypothetical. Sure, if that happened, it&#x27
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by adinisom 5y ago
Understandable. At the same time, if you have a deaf candidate apply, you and your coworkers have the opportunity to learn some of their non-verbal communication strategies for collaboration.
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by adinisom 5y ago
Lots of info here: https://lightboard.info/ Also lots of places to buy them. Here's one: https://www.desktoplightboard.com/product/desktop-lightboard...
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by adinisom 5y ago
Unfortunately that's not possible for receivers barring a break in crypto. Receivers are authenticated by the sending devices: https://blog.oakbits.com/google-cast-protocol-receiver-authe... An alternative Chromecast r
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by adinisom 5y ago
Absolutely true. At the same time I've noticed I'm much hungrier if I don't exercise. And exercise displaces time I could be eating. So, at least for me, it seems to have an indirect impact on weight loss.
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by adinisom 6y ago
Here's the test code: https://pastebin.com/Ye8qecgW The original issue I had is that under Windows sometimes Watchdog picks up the entire file as being Deleted/Added. Seems to be a race condition of some sort beca
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by adinisom 6y ago
And the reason Jurigged breaks on changes to toplevel is it's re-running the top level in its own thread... including the infinite loop that is your application. This makes sense: it has to re-run the module's code. As long as you
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by adinisom 6y ago
Neat! Attempted to run on Windows and it almost works on my machine. - Watchdog's win32 implementation watches directories rather than files. If Jurigged is patched to watch the directory instead, this part works. - When the toplevel c
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by adinisom 6y ago
Agreed: building various flavors of interpreters (such as in SICP) is an effective way to gain an understanding of different abstract semantics and how they compare. You might also like "Programming Languages: Application and Interpret
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by adinisom 6y ago
Yes, I think he finds a DSL useful for that reason: each place where flow of code diverges (FOR, IF) is recorded and serves as the identity of the entire execution path. The differential execution approach is to "diff" the GUI by
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by adinisom 6y ago
You might be interested in Mike Dunlavey's Differential Execution demo: https://sourceforge.net/projects/dyndlgdemo/files/ https://github.com/MikeDunlavey/AucUI He explains it a bit

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