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by auxym 5y ago
In practice home LV wiring is rarely shielded, maybe with CAT6 as an exception. Things like speaker wire, doorbells, vacuum control wires, etc are not typically shielded. Also the shield needs a low impedance return path to be effective.
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by auxym 5y ago
Not very familiar with Discord, but from what I understand it seems everyone runs their own server? Like every game/topic/etc community has their own server?
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by auxym 5y ago
I have not tried this one yet, but what I'd like to see in a nvim gui: - Splits I can drag around to move and resize with a mouse - "Native" window tabs instead of terminal-style tabs - A gvim-style menu bar with some operati
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by auxym 5y ago
This is possible in Nim using the "soft real-time" GC with "GC_step Mode" see https://nim-lang.org/docs/gc.html . You can even tell the GC how much time it can pause. But Nim also has a new determini
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by auxym 5y ago
FWIW, debugging python in VS Code is nice, also allows setting conditional breakpoints and watches. Nice middle of the road option between Pycharm and Neovim. Pretty much no setup, works out of the box after installing the python plugin.
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by auxym 5y ago
"microcontroller" seems like a term that would differentiate from things like embedded Linux and SoCs.
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by auxym 5y ago
Pdb and/or its integration vscode for python. Back when I worked with Groovy professionally I made heavy use of the debugger in IDEA.
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by auxym 5y ago
Do you use plain terminal gdb or some sort of front end over it? Gdb is extremely powerful but UX is abysmal, I wish there was some interactive GUI that would expose most of its functionality in an interactive and intuitive way.
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by auxym 5y ago
In Canada that would be outrageous. Many lower cost internet plans here are limited to 30-50gb per month. If my washer started using 1 gb per day without notice, and I received a bill for extra data, I woukd be pissed . I do own an LG wash
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by auxym 5y ago
Well, heuristics, and probably a lot of classical controls theory and inverse kinematics/path planning.
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by auxym 5y ago
I had to wait 2 months to order a Fluke DMM at work. Also bikes and all sorts of bike parts and accessories.
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by auxym 5y ago
Slightly different situation. I want to work in office full time due to kid daycare logistics, but there appears to be some chance that our office will be changing to 100% hotdesking for everyone, presumably to save costs while most peopl
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by auxym 5y ago
Of course not. Just stating another valid reason why people would want to work in the office.
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How to Handle Packets When All You Have Are Streams (2011)(embeddedrelated.com)
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by auxym 5y ago
My child's daycare is right by my workplace. Working from home would mean a double commute, not interested. Finding a new daycare where I live would be very difficult, as there is a severe shortage of daycare spots here, with several y
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by auxym 5y ago
I think the fact that Nim compiles to C is neat in that you can use it on any platform that has a C compiler. Here is a recent project that uses nim for AVR platforms, for example: https://github.com/PMunch/badger
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by auxym 5y ago
Turns out that the old adage "time in the market beats timing the market" almost always wins, and there's no upside to trying to buy the dip: https://www.pwlcapital.com/resources/buy-the-dip/
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by auxym 5y ago
the Nim compiler is also getting flagged by Defender: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/17820
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Analyzing the viability of Ethernet and UDP for robot control (2016)(ennerf.github.io)
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by auxym 5y ago
>you would never ever ever come up with an ICE sedan What's worse is that even sedans are losing popularity in favor of SUVs and full size trucks. In 2021 I find this staggering. On electric cars: we've had politicians subtly s
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by auxym 5y ago
Some can be found on libgen.
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by auxym 5y ago
Yes, unfortunately it is likely a false positive. The devs are aware but it appears to be difficult to fix. https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/issues/17820
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by auxym 5y ago
Interesting to see Nim used here. I participate a bit in its community because it's a fun language, but I had not yet heard that it was used in opsec circles.
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by auxym 5y ago
Or use Nim, which compiles to C :)
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by auxym 5y ago
Not sure about inversion, but if I remember correctly, LAPACK can do for factorizations such as LU in place. You can the refuse the factorization to solve for many RHS.
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by auxym 5y ago
Just make sure he's aware of what exactly is chem engineering. It's not discovering new chemicals. That would be chemistry PhDs. It's not even discovering new reaction pathways, that's still mostly chemistry people (proc
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by auxym 5y ago
Another example is ncode Glyohworks, which was used by a very large company I used to work for, for test data post-processing.
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by auxym 5y ago
> It's very simple - if you work with artists and you make them a presentation of your software, and at any moment there is some amount of code displayed on the screen, some of them will get up and leave the presentation. Surprising
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by auxym 5y ago
Arguably he's not wrong? I don't love LabVIEW but I make it work because their hardware is not bad compared with alternatives. Dragging two loops is pretty easy compared to figuring out threads and thread-safe communications in C+
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by auxym 5y ago
Not sure about BC, buy here in Quebec, not everyone has AC. I mean, it's not that uncommon, but off the top of my head I'd head estimate that roughly a third of people have AC? Of course, when a heat wave comes, everyone wants to

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