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by aeonik 4y ago
Ham radio operators still use it, it's just required for licenses in United States anymore. I believe radiobeacons still use them as part of their identification protocol in aviation as well.
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by aeonik 4y ago
I'm not the OP, and I don't know about Polestar specifically, but I've worked with many other vehicle systems, and they are incredibly complex. Each ECU in a car is running it's own firmware, and the larger ones can be r
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by aeonik 4y ago
A lot of Wall Street seems to have issues with non GAAP accounting metrics like Annual Recurring Revenue (based on the the few earnings meeting I've listened in on), I don't have high hopes that this would work.
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by aeonik 4y ago
I think I see what you mean. To rephrase what you are saying for my own brain: An original causal event may still have dependencies that aren't necessarily bound to it in time or space. And these dependencies may have their own structu
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by aeonik 4y ago
I think if we found the beginning causal chain, then that would be falsifiable... theoretically. Assuming God = Beginning of the causal chain, Finding this prime mover becomes a tangible physical hypothesis. I don't think most religiou
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by aeonik 4y ago
I agree with this, but we don't really know if the universe is God using this infinite regress definition. The cool part about this definition of God, is that it necessitates the existence by definition, and gives a falsifiable hypothe
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by aeonik 4y ago
They only get you from claim A to claim B when there is enough traffic to invest in roads and if people follow the rules. A more versatile set of analogirs are of course ATVs, Aircraft, or even the humble legs.
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by aeonik 4y ago
Sounds to me like you just peer-reviewed it! We all appreciate your contribution to science.
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by aeonik 4y ago
Everyone has all the top-tier channels listed already, but here are a few good ones that I haven't seen mentioned yet: Electronics: Great Scott! (Electronics projects and components), https://youtube.com/c/greatsco
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by aeonik 4y ago
This is one particularly well-known case study: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmp048136
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by aeonik 4y ago
How about a Lisp that can parse the hardware specification of a chip and produce its own compiler?
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by aeonik 4y ago
The biggest benefit I see is lack of side-effects. With a functional program you can be sure that your can safely call any function without having to worry about the current state of your app. A proper functional program can start to do ver
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by aeonik 4y ago
Honestly this is very impressive. You definitely have what it takes to survive an apocalypse. I also think that level of caution is warranted in an unknown pathogenic environment. Was food delivery not an option, or were you worried about t
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by aeonik 4y ago
jamtaba and ninjam are an open source solutions to this problem. They allow you to buffer everyone's playing, at a user specified interval, then replays the last measure of music to everyone. It's definitely not the same as live p
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by aeonik 4y ago
I graduated from highschool at this time and I checked the Bureau of Labor Statistics in order to help pick my degree. Computer disciplines and health disciplines dominated the top 10 most projected growth and top salaries at the time. If I
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by aeonik 4y ago
I think paper citations are an archaic method of tracking contributions to research. We have all this technology, and Git is a great example, that allows us to more granularly give credit to contributors. In fact, even the very idea of a pu
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by aeonik 4y ago
A few examples of the sentiment: https://www.reddit.com/r/PoliticalHumor/comments/upnde3/hey_... https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/lld7ue/texas_knew... http
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by aeonik 4y ago
I was skeptical when I read the title, and my immediate thought was that there is no way they can account intracacies of what people desire in a career, nor have a good data set on different roles or company reputations. That being said, th
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by aeonik 4y ago
ADHD and other related mental illnesses aren't even allowed to get pilots licenses. People who are nuerodivergent have to be very careful who they tell about their minds. I don't know what trans people go through, but neurodiverge
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by aeonik 4y ago
Despite being fiction, the quote I shared is a plausible thought experiment that illustrates one kind of limitation of tests in general. It appeals to most people because they can empathize with over thinking test material. It's clearl
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by aeonik 4y ago
Sounds like I need to start charging hourly X-D
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by aeonik 4y ago
This is my favorite quote relating to IQ tests: They gave him an intelligence test. The first question on the math part had to do with boats on a river: Port Smith is 100 miles upstream of Port Jones. The river flows at 5 miles per hour. T
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by aeonik 4y ago
I got a 95, though I generally think I'm good at synthesizing concepts and applying them. I do tend to be a little slow and distracted. But, I'd be surprised if I am actually slightly below average. That being said, if the result
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by aeonik 5y ago
I'm not rich, but I do spend too much money on certain products on purpose. The reason I do it is because I love the engineer's or artist's work so much that I want to support them more than typical low margin product purchas
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by aeonik 5y ago
Completely agreed. I was skeptical about her at first. My first exposure to her was the panel interview hosted by PBS Space Time "Theories of Everything" https://youtu.be/N_aN8NnoeO0 At first I thought she was bia
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by aeonik 5y ago
Lisp is so cool, I wish every language could do these kinds of gymnastics. Thank you for sharing.
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by aeonik 5y ago
I wonder how Clojure(script) deals with this. Do you know if Clojurescript restarts the entire JIT as well? Is it the same in Clojure with Java?
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by aeonik 5y ago
Sole proprietorship can be simpler to set up and manage, but Single Member LLCs are also very common. One person doesn't imply sole proprietorship.
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by aeonik 5y ago
I wish they wouldn't call it Terhertz waves. The article states that we haven't been able to harness THz waves, but the author shows a visual diagram clearly showing that visible light falls completely in the Terhertz range, even
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by aeonik 5y ago
Can you explain more? I don't have any experience to infer what your comment means.

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