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by aeonik 2y ago
I've been getting the same thing since 2019 from time to time. I had Covid several times as well. I'm getting better, but I feel like I relapse occasionally. Extra sleep seems to help me a lot.
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by aeonik 2y ago
When I worked with embedded systems, I used both, and didn't really understand the differences and nuances between them, and now I wish I did.
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by aeonik 2y ago
You are correct, my emacs locks up constantly. Mostly due to linting and syntax highlighting, but also with the emacs terminal. It really depends on the package, but too many fundamental packages are still operating in the main event loop.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Google deserves the criticism it gets, but I'm also skeptical about this. That being said I also think "autopilot" is a perfectly fine name for Tesla's self driving feature.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Why did you switch to tmux? It seems to me that screen is more ubiquitous, and has more features. Having a modem is a pretty handy thing built into it.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Why don't we build a portable numeric system that just has these mathematical constants and definitions built in, in a portable and performance manner?
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by aeonik 2y ago
In this example a person is looking at code they can't legally copy, learning from it, and re-implementing the same functionality. I thought this is what patents protected, not copyright.
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by aeonik 2y ago
I thought patents protected functionally, not copyright.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Maybe the protocol could have arbitration built in? If one was clever you could actually have the front of the packet set a priority header, and build the collision detection/avoidance right into the header. Multiple parties communicat
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by aeonik 2y ago
This works just until other people start sleeping in the same room, or if the Internet drops out.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Why not? What more do you need? Trusting the client is always going to be fraut with failure.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Because I noticed that lying to people constantly, and mass surveillance controlled by a small parties is probably a bad strategy in the long run? I think evolution figured it out a few billion years before me. I think it's just easy t
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by aeonik 2y ago
Snowden, Assange, China, Russia it's all uncorrelated and a distraction to the "Nothing to hide" argument. You can review it here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_to_hide_argument I will also add
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by aeonik 2y ago
You're right, my bad. I was thinking back to when Rich Hickey talked about how he wishes he could go back and bake transducers into the core of Clojure. I can't find the reference right now though. Might be a good Clojure 2.0 thin
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by aeonik 2y ago
I don't know how to express my thoughts coherently in such a small space and time, but I will try. There isn't "one" example. ---------- Almost all the code and its display is some form of meta-programming. Stephen Wolfr
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by aeonik 2y ago
This article does a good job laying the foundation of why I think homiconic languages are so important, and doing AI in languages that aren't, are doomed to stagnation in the long term. The acrobatics that Wolfram can do with the code
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by aeonik 2y ago
HR is definitely in charge of pay structure , at least where I have managed. You could argue with them, but it was a monumental effort to get them to do a market study, and they still wouldn't drop degree requirements for some of our b
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by aeonik 2y ago
This doesn't make sense to me. I would assume the engines starting by themselves would introduce enough error to throw the entire system off. Let alone natural seismic events in the ground, plus wind. I would guess you must solve the 3
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by aeonik 2y ago
Definitely, in fact Cryptography was added on as a trailer to my Discrete Math course.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Cold air holds less water than dry, AC is great for drying, also saunas are super dry. Heating up ACed air would be ultra dry. You mean that the wet rainy Seattle weather combined with jungle like south east make a bad moisture combo, rig
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by aeonik 2y ago
Excuse me, but men can have boobs too.
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by aeonik 2y ago
What monitoring tools are you using? I know a ton that can do 30 seconds or less at scale. I'm fact, I'm pretty sure all the big players can do that.
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by aeonik 2y ago
I thought the ISPs already got 400 billion for expansion, they ended up keeping the money, and not following through. http://irregulators.org/bookofbrokenpromises/
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by aeonik 2y ago
Were you able to implement transducers at the core of Jank? Or did you end up sticking to the existing Java implementation as much as possible?
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by aeonik 2y ago
What is "the whole pineal gland thing" and what makes it "schizo topic"?
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by aeonik 2y ago
I think most bombs are hand grenades or similar, and don't have circuitry as far as I know. Just mechanicals and chemistry.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Offspring is the word I would use. I use the word Spawn in casual settings though.
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by aeonik 2y ago
Which vehicles have you taken off road? I've done Toyota Landcruiser, Toyota Tundra, Subaru Ascent, Subaru Outback, Subaru Crosstrek, Chevy Silverado. I don't do crazy cliff stuff on them, I take my dirt bikes and quads on gnarly
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by aeonik 2y ago
Please just stop. Where are you getting your information? Maybe some crappy AWD systems have damaged roads at some point, I will give you the benefit of the doubt, but most do not. I've honestly never even heard of this. 4WD absolutely
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by aeonik 2y ago
And yet a Subaru was the car cited in the article as not being compliant with their regulations... it's just clear that the National Park Service doesn't understand how cars work.

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