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andi999
5y ago
But also not that difficult.
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andi999
5y ago
I agree it is good to have it as a research language; but one shouldnt expect jobs in that field then (which the op seems to do). One can hope though.
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andi999
5y ago
I learned that supposedly the Haskell motto "avoid success at all cost" wasnt suppose to mean what people think: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12056169 https://discourse.haskell.org/t/n
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andi999
5y ago
Yes. I think though the next solution is not obvious. (a & b)+ (a^b)/2
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andi999
5y ago
Which is shocking to me, since this is the solution which jumps immediately to mind (and usually patents should be above that line). I could understand if the next solution was patented, but not this one.
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andi999
5y ago
So he is more of a 'big picture guy'?
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andi999
5y ago
During the cold war the was more of a pannationalalism in the sense us vs them.
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andi999
5y ago
I know a few people who dont wait 15 min on covid tests, and I know a guy who was tested posted positiv, but the line really only could be seen after 15 min (light pink, so background really needs to fade). So ppl not using these types of t
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andi999
5y ago
I thought the big problem is that gimp uses only rgb color encoding, which is fine for non-print, but if you want to print something professionally you need at least cmyk.
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andi999
5y ago
What about fpga which issues a (fake) ps2 keypressed signal and synchronous trigger (led in this case) for the camera?
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andi999
5y ago
This actually proves the story is made up.
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andi999
5y ago
Which should not happen, I mean do you not insulate the pipes?
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andi999
5y ago
Well, this one supports the phosphoric acid bad thing, but not the carbonated being bad idea.
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andi999
5y ago
Can you find the source? I doubt that carbonation is a problem.
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andi999
5y ago
Yes, but here there is no signed pdf copy. You get issued an email from the server if supposedly everyone clicked a link. So you have the email, but the other party can claim the server was faulty.
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andi999
5y ago
So where is the proof that all parties signed located? On your servers? So do I rely on your company still offering the service if there is a contract dispute 5 years down the line, or how do you proof in court that the contract was signed?
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andi999
5y ago
Well there is labview with a dataflow model, multithreading use is extremely easy in such a setup.
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andi999
5y ago
For what application would one need such a precision?
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andi999
5y ago
This is bad. Maybe it is because this switch is often used in Germany (when you approach a traffic jam on the autobahn you should press it), they though after a few of these incidents one would have figured out.
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5y ago
The demand price curve is different. If housing gets more expensive you could (although) difficult move into a smaller apartment, or different region. (Similiar with food up to a certain amount). This allows the market to find the best/
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andi999
5y ago
If you (you login name here changed though) would have written that powercycle fixed it, comments would probably have been different. Narration gave the impression you bricked it for good/skillset of the salesperson.
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5y ago
"The dismissal is a setback to the China Initiative, an effort started in 2018 to crack down on economic and scientific espionage by China." No, it is not. Why would it be a setback if somebody who is innocent has their case dismi
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andi999
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Yes, I meant common introductory material should mention (and use) it (I think Bjarne does mention it, but I wouldnt call it introductory material)
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andi999
5y ago
In c++ a class declared with the keyword 'class' is private by default, and a class declared with the keyword 'struct' is public by default. So if you want public by default just write 'struct' (somehow this is
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andi999
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I think with a active control unit safe operation should be possible. There are fighter jets that cannot be flewn manually (unstable flight behaviour). Probably range and use case is the problem.
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andi999
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Waiting for it, all 'drink 6-8 cups of water per day' people should go to jail for not understanding the original paper and giving out bad advice.
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andi999
5y ago
Yes, the card is on the bom, but I meant the card connector, the thing that is soldered on the pcb, where you put the card in.
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andi999
5y ago
The Bom for 1000 pieces is per piece 15$ (and 2.00$ for a 64gbyte sdcard looks optimistic, but difficult to tell typing on my phone). Placing, soldering and assembly is not factored in, wouldnt be surprised if this is another 15$, so produc
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andi999
5y ago
So not a realistic option, isnt it?
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andi999
5y ago
Also the extra usefulness of a car is much lower. In SEA you can transport the whole family on a scooter.
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