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by bhaney 3y ago
It's difficult to produce a sample large enough and pure enough to have its resistance measured.
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by bhaney 3y ago
> `if` is a macro. > `def` is a macro. > `defmodule` is a macro. > It’s all macros. It’s ALL MACROS! ALL THE WAY DOWN! AAAAAAAAAA AHAHAHAHAHHAHAAAA! Also see the definition for `defmacro`, the macro for defining macros, which is
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by bhaney 3y ago
What exactly is the point of this? Presumably, if I'm against WEI, I'm not using a browser that implements it, so sites that require it would essentially block themselves for me. Is this script meant to be used on Chromium-based b
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by bhaney 3y ago
I've never given D a fair shake before, so my opinion of it is very weakly held, but up until now I've always thought of it as C++ with even more piles of crap bolted on. Reading the examples here makes me think that I was wrong a
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by bhaney 3y ago
Does a large portion of this $725M not actually get allocated to "victims," or do you think 145M people are going to apply for this?
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by bhaney 3y ago
I use a Windows VM to play VR games in, and with GPU passthrough it's pretty much native performance and buttery smooth. I originally followed this guide [1] but have accumulated a bunch of little modifications since then. It's a
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Google Employee Accuses WEI-Opponents of Being “Criminals”(groups.google.com)
94 points by bhaney 3y ago|71 comments
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by bhaney 3y ago
> Harvard or not, we are talking about criticism from people that have never actually been in the trenches of running a business Never heard of this guy making the criticisms before, but looking him up reveals that he's been the VP
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by bhaney 3y ago
> Does the Eupnea Project collect any telemetry? > No, setting up telemetry services is too much work. Ha
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by bhaney 3y ago
I have 50% of my money in an S&P 500 index and the other 50% in high yield savings accounts. I know I should have more in the stock market and I probably will once interest rates decline.
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by bhaney 3y ago
> During one two-week period last month, three children under the age of 4 overdosed in Portland after ingesting fentanyl What the fuck?
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by bhaney 3y ago
Turns on an implementation of this proposal https://github.com/WebAssembly/js-promise-integration/blob/m...
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by bhaney 3y ago
Anecdotally, the previous tenant of my apartment was blind, and the microwave installed in the kitchen had one of those perfectly flat keypads with no tactile feedback whatsoever. He was able to use it just fine by having some braille label
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by bhaney 3y ago
Half a year then
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by bhaney 3y ago
Technically, the number of transistors in dinosaurs has indeed doubled every two years
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by bhaney 3y ago
> I actually pay Ghost roughly 200 euros per year > I just write them in Notion, and then I copy-paste them into the Ghost editor > every now and then I have to hack some CSS together to fix some bugs > the theme can only be com
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by bhaney 3y ago
I'm a native English speaker and I usually turn on subtitles for media with English audio. Just because I understand the language well doesn't mean I'm going to perfectly hear everything that everyone says throughout a video.
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by bhaney 3y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/apple-is-an-ad-company-now/
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by bhaney 3y ago
> the inevitable support issues that pop up They may not be as inevitable as you think. I would consider my thermostat to be pretty casually slapped together with no professionalism whatsoever, and yet I've never once had it just ra
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by bhaney 3y ago
> Be open to training people in Elixir My last few jobs have all been on teams writing primarily in Elixir, and I was always surprised at how quickly new hires with no prior experience in it were able to pick it up. Junior engineers and
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by bhaney 3y ago
Are you open to building your own? I built my thermostat a few years ago out of an ESP32, a temperature sensor, and a few relays, and I've been really happy with it. It's reliable and easy to integrate into my automation workflows
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by bhaney 3y ago
Probably. There's a membrane past the hole that you can destroy and I doubt the mic could function well enough to worry about if you punctured it. But I usually just crush the whole mic package with pliers when I need to remove one. Th
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by bhaney 3y ago
There's a hole in it, you just can't see it from that angle. Bottom port mics, where the hole is in the underside of the package and there's a matching hole in the PCB to allow sound in, are more common (and typically perform
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by bhaney 3y ago
> the highlighted thing is a microphone? It's a typical SMD MEMS microphone, yeah > i can't find anything about it googling for "s1457 4257". That's because "1457 4257" is that particular unit's
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by bhaney 3y ago
The only thought I had while reading this post was: "Obviously?"
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by bhaney 3y ago
The siren song of a mobile-first UI
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by bhaney 3y ago
The most interesting part of this to me is the UX feedback from the comments here. Many people, myself included, say they had no idea at first that the photos were all meant to be from the same location, even though the very first sentence
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by bhaney 3y ago
I doubt this is how it works, but you could do a k-anonymity thing and search for a location by submitting the first few characters of the hash of the location, and getting back a response with the data for all locations with a hash that st
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by bhaney 3y ago
Up to?
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by bhaney 3y ago
The fact that "giving up Diet Coke" is "no small adjustment" for some people should be more than enough reason to never touch the stuff. No idea if there's more depth to this piece, since it's paywalled and doe

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