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> I was placed, and excelled, in moderately advanced math courses from 3rd grade on. In the school district I live in, they eliminated all gifted programs and honors courses (they do still allow you to accelerate in math in HS for now, b
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> It's like this in the US (or rather, it was 20 years ago. But I suspect it is now worse anyway) I'm sure it's regional, but my oldest kid started school in SoCal 13 years ago, and it is definitely worse. Nearly every
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Pretty much. It also was originally authored by the same person who did lzexe, tcc, qemu, and the current leader for the large text compression benchmark. Oh, and for most of the 2010's there was a fork due to interpersonal issues on t
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1y ago
You for got the -z (or -a with a recent gnutar).
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1y ago
I'm mildly surprised that almost 10% of the US golfs. That makes the 0.3% of water usage from TFA seem less bad.
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1y ago
I'm somewhat astonished at the per-capita household use of water per day. I assume it must mostly be for watering lawns? We have a swimming pool that leaks (we were quoted $125k to fix it since the deck will need replacing, and with i
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1y ago
I mean if it's trained on things like Reddit then it's just reflecting its training data. I asked a question on reddit just yesterday and the only response I got was confidently wrong. This is not the first time it has happened.
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1y ago
We now have 240Hz OLED panels; has anyone tried emulating a CRT on them by drawing 1/4 of a field per frame, leaving the rest of it black? If you could do this with less than 4ms of latency, NES light-gun games might even work on such
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1y ago
To compare the price to another Japanese import, you could buy two new Toyota Corollas for less than this beast.
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1y ago
> Authors weren't just "made more comfortable" by this as a fringe benefit, as you say, but really, they were able to make a living from their creative work By "made more comfortable" I was not referring to the e
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1y ago
It is consistently worse than a google search with a site: set to their website. My best interactions have been with ones that were slightly less annoying than a phone-tree to get to a CS rep.
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1y ago
I have no issue with Ellison's colorful language, but the point expressed by LeGuin is quite different. Copyright violation is not theft . It's not even a criminal charge in the US unless done for profit! You know what also de
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1y ago
I've seen the argument made that "when people talk and text, they don't use punctuation." This seems like nonsense to me, since when people talk they inflect in rather varied ways, and there is punctuation in texts ever
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1y ago
I don't think that's the case. I think an implied point is separating the "I want to be programming computers in 5 years" folks from the "I want a stable job with good pay" folks. If you are in the latter poi
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1y ago
I've seen it in public school systems. It's never "this is the right thing to do" or "this is the wrong thing to do" it's "I can't justify this to my boss" so you meet with their boss who s
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1y ago
I replaced my Okidata ML92 with a Fujitsu DL-3800 and got a huge bump in quality when printing from Word 2.0 on Windows. The only downside was that if I finished a paper after about 10pm I had to wait until morning to print or I would wake
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1y ago
I would literally rather hang myself than do this.
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1y ago
Harlan Ellison was an asshole though.
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1y ago
Wasn't the hardened valves for use in fuses also an important part of the Tizard mission?
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1y ago
This doesn't use GPS directly, as that would have insufficient accuracy. It uses RTK, which calculates relative position from a base station very accurately.
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1y ago
You are right, I wrote that before having my coffee...
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1y ago
D2 already supports a live-updating HTTP server serving a live-updating .svg, so if you tile a browser with vim, you can already get live-updates. I discovered D2 about a year ago, and I use it for all of my diagrams now.
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1y ago
So from TFA it just downscales from ELK? Do I have to specify ELK for this to work, or will it automagically enable if I try to output a .txt? (Really I'm just curious becasue I use ELK already for most of my d2 diagrams).
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1y ago
Basically one provider. More details: All but the generation charges are from a single company that (among other things) is paying off a lawsuit for having not properly maintained lines running through highly flammable forests. The generati
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1y ago
I had my overnight electricity rate wrong it us $0.2608 which makes it about 6.8 cents per mile vs 8 cents.
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1y ago
I misremembered the cost for electricity; it's $0.26 not $0.28 (and that is the discounted overnight rate). Peak usage is over $0.50, but that's only 4pm-9pm in the summers. The bill is rather maddening because there is no one pl
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1y ago
My total lot is under 5000 square feet (about 450 square meters), much of which is covered with house. I do have rooftop solar. A few other notes: - On average, both petrol and electricity is more expensive in CA than most of the US - Petr
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1y ago
Unless you are in Poland; then you need to keep the Poles in the right-hand plane or it will be unstable.
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The article that TFA quotes has a much more thorough description: In 1979, kids may have been using it to mean "asshole" but the writers were in their 30s and definitely meant it to mean "idiot" By the end of the '8
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1y ago
There's lots of gravity in space too.
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