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by amenghra 2y ago
Too bad Fon didn’t work out, it could have been a global mesh network useful for this kind of thing.
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blink { animation: 1s ease infinite blink_effect; } @keyframes blink_effect { 0% { opacity: 0; } 50% { opacity: 1; } 100% { opacity: 0; } }
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by amenghra 2y ago
You can revive <blink> with a tiny bit of css: https://www.quaxio.com/blink.html
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The Canterbury Puzzles(gutenberg.org)
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by amenghra 2y ago
Some people embed code in a way that’s similar to a test and then have a process to run/test all the embedded code.
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by amenghra 2y ago
That’s a good starting point. The temperature delta issue remains: adding and subtracting temperatures should create a different unit. Thankfully there aren’t a lot of non-linear units.
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by amenghra 2y ago
Units might seem simple but they have a ton of edge cases. Do you want to be able to add inches and feet? Be careful about potential precision/rounding issues. What is the unit for a temperature delta? You can’t simply keep the origina
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by amenghra 2y ago
It’s not great when it conflicts with the system’s default behavior :/ My screen recording: https://streamable.com/gvz68h
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by amenghra 2y ago
In 2002, a group of researchers presented a paper on Cyclone, a safe dialect of C [1]. While (manually) porting code from C to Cyclone, they found safety bugs in the C code. These kinds of manual or automated conversation from C to <safe
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by amenghra 2y ago
I have often wondered if you can come up with a one-time price for storage and guarantee that you’ll be able to store the data forever. Disks prices keep dropping so it should be in theory cheaper and cheaper to store data.
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Thoughts on AWS Nitro Enclave ⇔ AWS KMS Interactions(zxs.ch)
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Confidential Computing at 1Password(blog.1password.com)
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by amenghra 2y ago
HTTP/2's multiplexing is probably the main reason we don't need sprite sheets anymore. I guess icon fonts are the modern sprite sheet to some degree.
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by amenghra 2y ago
A long time ago, some websites used to pack their images and use css to display a piece of the larger image. It reduced the number of round trips by not having to fetch a bunch of small files.
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by amenghra 2y ago
There's lots more to choose from. E.g. Ron Rivest used the sine function. Could have used cos, tan, log, ln, etc. (read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing-up-my-sleeve_number#Li... ). Zcash needed to come up wit
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by amenghra 2y ago
You can try different epoch seconds until you get a seed that fits your (malicious) needs. You can also try different RNGs until your need is met.
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by amenghra 2y ago
https://www.quaxio.com/an_artisanal_qr_code.html and PagedOut! Issue #2 have a qrcode from scratch including the error code calculation using long division. Enjoy!
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by amenghra 2y ago
Right. Even something that seems simple (such as a golf ball) is not trivial to model: the rough surface and spin end up creating lift -- the ball is essentially flying.
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by amenghra 2y ago
Interestingly, when throwing objects (especially discs), the ideal angle to maximize distance might not be 45 degrees for two reasons: the object might fly better at specific angles and different human muscles come into play at different an
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by amenghra 2y ago
“The error varies in a sort of sinusoidal fashion” and if you. Approximate the error with a sin, you’ll get another sort of sinusoïdal delta, and so on. The process is essentially a Fourier transform.
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by amenghra 2y ago
Getting things done (GTD) has a notion of “waiting for”. Lots of people successfully follow GTDs structure methodologically.
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by amenghra 2y ago
It depends on how the analog signal is encoded. In some protocols, a 1 is encoded as high-then-low and 0 is encoded as low-then-high.
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by amenghra 2y ago
Also great for learning. Vendors learn from their mistakes, right?
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by amenghra 2y ago
Majority of USA has fluoridated water per the cdc website. No need to go to China if you want data for studies.
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by amenghra 2y ago
Some (most?) countries first wait for FDA’s decision before performing their own (lighter) reviews.
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by amenghra 2y ago
Related: this little object spins because the darker part absorbs light while the lighter part reflects light — or so people initially thought! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiometer
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by amenghra 2y ago
I think we used to punch holes in 5¼ floppies to enable writing to their backside?
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by amenghra 2y ago
Can you generate a signed url to upload directly to R2? Or perform the upload in chunks?
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by amenghra 2y ago
Free pdf (50mb): https://10print.org/10_PRINT_121114.pdf
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by amenghra 2y ago
If you want to see the single queries: https://github.com/chartdb/chartdb/blob/main/src/lib/data/im...

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