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by anitil 2y ago
Oh no! I luckily never dealt with the ethernet drivers, but I had plenty of small issues with other drivers
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by anitil 2y ago
It seems endemic with embedded devices. Only big customers get the true list of errata, and of course the errata are random PDFs rather than a useful format. Even just having them on an ftp site with all the errata in one spot would save so
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by anitil 2y ago
They're also useful for representing IPv4 space. Tom7 had a nice video where he does this after pinging the whole (IPv4) internet [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/embed/JcJSW7Rprio at about 6 minutes, though I reco
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by anitil 2y ago
That's not a bad idea! It wouldn't be too hard to set this up with a raspberry pi as a prototype
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by anitil 2y ago
I'm trying to understand - would you convert #define RET 42 int main(void){return RET;} to int main ( void ) { return 42 ; } and then randomly remove lines, recompile (if it is compile-able) and check
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by anitil 2y ago
I had some hesitation about recommending them because of this, but going from memory I think it was a good couple of episodes
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by anitil 2y ago
Thankyou! I'm not sure how I missed them, I got to their website, clicked 'Episodes' expecting to see them, but missed the link to buzzsprout
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by anitil 2y ago
For some context on the Tuskegee "experiment" I'd recommend the two-part series from "You're Wrong About" [0] [1]. Buxtun shows up in the second episode. What I hadn't remembered is that it was 6 years fro
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by anitil 2y ago
I bought this book, I believe I pre-ordered it based on this post. I was in a position where I was vaguely familiar with some of the concepts from uni but had forgotten a lot of the details, and had never grasped the bigger picture. Well wo
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by anitil 2y ago
There's an interesting 'The Studies Show' episode on the link between lead and IQ [0]. The gist being that at low level exposure there's a lot of uncertainty about whether there is any association with adverse outcomes,
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by anitil 2y ago
I'd be interested to hear more about this. I came close to working on a similar setup but the primary limitations were power and data connections. We figured we'd either need a manual rotation of batteries and storage, or maybe bu
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by anitil 2y ago
That's even more mysterious than a tunnel!
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by anitil 2y ago
I hadn't heard of the per-file graph concept, and I can see how that would be really useful. But I have to agree that going for a fish sounds marvellous.
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by anitil 2y ago
Quite a charming story and of course now I want to see the maps. Did I miss is somehow? Is there somewhere I can see the 500 maps?
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by anitil 2y ago
There was an interesting planet money episode on Birkin Bags from 2015, I recommend a listen (or a read) https://www.npr.org/transcripts/460870534
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by anitil 2y ago
That's why I noted that it's in dispute. I'm not familiar with the research outside of "it's complicated"
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by anitil 2y ago
While events like these are likely good for the local economy (though I think that's in dispute), I can understand the frustration with the level of disruption. Locally they had the 'Newcastle Street Circuit' [0] and visiting
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by anitil 2y ago
Well that was quite a rabbit hole on bookmarklets! Not sure how I went so long without learning about them, and now I'm not sure how I managed without them
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by anitil 2y ago
That's interesting, thanks for answering. I hadn't heard people describe the tiredness effect, I had assumed it would be the same as for non-ADHD people.
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by anitil 2y ago
I'm not familiar with the whole situation - what would they be prosecuted for? Violation of copyright? Or is this some sort of 'everything is securities fraud' situation?
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by anitil 2y ago
What about the medication is torture? I'm not familiar with people's experience with them
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by anitil 2y ago
It's been a long time since I read that, and I still think about it from time to time. I suppose it's time for a re-read
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by anitil 2y ago
I'm in a similar boat. I set everything (I think) correctly and fail to hear notifications. But only sometimes. When I check the settings they are subtly different. I think it's something to do with how I listen to podcasts but ha
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by anitil 2y ago
You can also call '__import__' as a function to save yourself a few characters worth of rsi >>> python3 -c "print(__import__('httpx').__path__)"
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by anitil 2y ago
In your first example I think most people would skip the 'is not None' as None is already falsy and drop the extra braces. I find it visually clearer than the second example where the cause and effect are slightly separated, but I
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by anitil 2y ago
If anyone has a few hours free, I'd recommend this documentary about Eve Online - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCSeISYcoyI
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by anitil 3y ago
Interestingly that horseshoe effect of people with large muscle mass having a high bmi might be appropriate for sleep apnea. Strong-men who move in to very high weights (120kg+) will almost always need CPAP due to muscle mass around their n
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by anitil 3y ago
Yep looks like they're non-overlapping. From the article - > 44.5% (98/220) of the participants were overweight (BMI 23.0-27.5 kg/m2) and 49.5% (109/220) were obese (BMI > 27.5 kg/m2)
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by anitil 3y ago
She has ties to pro wrestling (even got her name ‘Rowdy’ from Roddy Piper), so she really leaned in to playing the heel
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by anitil 3y ago
There's a computerphile video [0] that looks at one way people take 3d x-rays to look at plant roots (I haven't re-watched it yet so unsure if it's related to the article) Edit: Look at about 6:50 in the video for a render of

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